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Worth the Climb
Some of the best deals in New York right now are for top-floor apartments in walk-ups. Buyers who make the effort are finding lots of light and great views.

Living in Rossville, S.I.: Steeped in History, With a Feel of the Brand New
Families in search of a suburban setting have flocked to Rossville to fill the new houses that keep popping up.

Streetscapes | SoHo Historic District: Not Exactly the Wild West
One side of a SoHo street received protection as a historic district in 1973. Why does the unprotected side look so similar?

Posting: Brooklyn Churches Come and Go
More than two dozen churches and synagogues in Manhattan and Brooklyn have been repurposed for residential and commercial development since the 1980s.

Habitats | Ridgewood, Queens: A ?Farmhouse? Near the L Train
In search of a space to renovate, a family was drawn to a 1908 row house in Ridgewood, Queens.

The Hunt: Home Again (or Still)
Feeling caged after a few years in one place, a couple searched the Upper West Side for a two-bedroom.

Your Home: Can a Bargain Rent Have Staying Power?
For landlords and tenants in rent-stabilized buildings, few issues are more important than ?preferential rent.?

Mortgages: A Fixed-Fee Refinancing
A new kind of adjustable-rate mortgage allows users to refinance the loan for a flat fee.

Q & A: Can the Sponsor Vote for His Ex-Wife?
The ex-wife of a co-op sponsor wants to serve on the board. If the sponsor is paying her alimony, can he vote for her?

Q & A: The Trunk Is in Their Yard, the Branches Are in Yours
What rights do I have to get the railroad to take care of trees intruding into my property?