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Holding Onto Korea’s Past, a Tile at a Time
In this city of high-rise apartments and uber-hip coffee shops selling $8 lattes, the handiwork of maintaining hanoks is a devotion to a slowly vanishing piece of history. In two neighborhoods, a pair of hanoks — traditional Korean homes, both built ...
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Newyork
Listening to the Homeless in America
More from our inbox: For Chefs, Rewards as Well as ChallengesAtoning for Past HorrorsA Life Without a Home Voices from the tents, shelters, cars, motels and couches of America. To the Editor: Re “A Life Without a Home” (Sunday Opinion, Feb. 25 ...
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Newyork
Public Workers Joined Ring That Stole IDs of Homeless People, D.A. Says
Eighteen people, including nine New York City public employees, were charged with joining a conspiracy that made ghost guns and defrauded a state Covid relief program.
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News
A New Initiative to Protect Black History Starts with Coltrane
The Philadelphia rowhouse once owned by the jazz musician will be restored through funds provided by the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Home Sellers Claim Warren Buffett’s Brokerage Defrauded Them
A division of Mr. Buffett’s conglomerate was added to a string of defendants in an antitrust lawsuit that alleges brokerages inflated commissions that home sellers were forced to pay.
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Newyork
Boy, 13, Is Killed Near His Brooklyn Home
The child, Troy Gill, had been walking home from a Brooklyn Nets game at Barclays Center when he was shot multiple times, a law enforcement official said.
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The Best Markets for First-Time Home Buyers
A study ranks U.S. areas for younger buyers based on metrics like availability, affordability, job opportunities and local culture.
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For a Growing Number of Latinos, Home Buying Is a Family Affair
Many are becoming first-time and first-generation homeowners by pooling their family’s resources to buy as a unit.
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Newyork
A House Where Old Miami Style Meets Old World Bohemianism
IT CAN BE hard to tell in Miami what’s natural and what isn’t. The sky is often uncannily blue, the vegetation (palms, sea grapes, jacarandas) a startling green. The bright white sand on South Beach is Floridian but trucked in from mines to combat ...
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Newyork
Why a $25 Million Plan to Relocate N.Y.C. Migrant Families Is Struggling
A program designed to resettle 1,250 families across New York State has moved only about 170 households, barely easing the burden on the city’s shelter system.