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The Pol
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Measure Twice. Buy Once. Don’t Sue.
Apartment buyers need to do their homework.
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How Do We Get This 25-Ton Beast Up on the Roof?
The many moving parts of a capital project
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Here’s Looking at Me
A woman with a soft spot for the guys on the scaffold
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Off the Market
Greenwich Village,250 Mercer Street, Apt. B-1401
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The Building with the Lovely Bones
Mark Truisi is on a mission to improve Rockville Tudor
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Green Roofs for Free
The City will pay you to put a sponge on your roof.
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The Prez and I
One couple, two ways of doing things.
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An Affordable Harlem Co-op Makes History
A sunny day in Harlem: WE ACT’s Cecil Corbin-Mark and co-op board members Carolyn Steinberg and Arlene James.
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