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  1. Andrew Sondern

    360 View

    2017: Year of the Renter

    Incentives abound as New York City landlords cope with a softening market.

  2. Liz Barclay for The New York Times

    Renters

    Working and Living in a Bushwick Gallery

    A gallery owner used an old horse stable to host art shows and performances — all while living in a back room.

    1. Linda Jaquez for The New York Times

      The Fix

      A High-End Kitchen on the Cheap

      Sites like Craigslist may be the best way to score expensive appliances at rock-bottom prices. All you need is a little patience.

    2. Linda Jaquez for The New York Times

      On the Market

      Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

      This week’s properties are in Central Harlem, the West Village and Brooklyn Heights.

  1. On the Market

    Susan Fisher Plotner for The New York Times

    Homes for Sale in New York State

    This week’s properties include a five-bedroom in Larchmont, N.Y., and a four-bedroom in Manhasset, N.Y.

  2. Calculator

    December’s Most-Viewed Properties

    Last month’s most-viewed apartments were all in Manhattan — and, all but one, relatively affordable.

  3. Voyeur

    George Etheredge for The New York Times

    Voyeur: Front Yards

    Statues figure prominently in the front yards of homes in Astoria, Queens.

  1. International Real Estate

    Tali Kimelman for The New York Times

    House Hunting in . . . Montevideo, Uruguay

    After a surge in sales from 2003 to 2011, the number of transactions in the Uruguayan capital has declined.

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    Otto Steininger No Credit

    Harassing the Super

    A co-op board is responsible for protecting its employees from shareholders behaving badly — even if they’re lawyers (or just litigious).

  5. Ask Real Estate

    Otto Steininger

    Vagrants in the Building Lobby

    How do you permanently remove vagrants from a rental building lobby?