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Real Estate
A Surge of High-Priced Closings, Including a Sale by Harvey Weinstein
Three properties sold for over $30 million in March, and Harvey Weinstein‘s West Village townhouse sold for nearly $26 million.Out of this world.
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Real Estate
Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York City.Roebling street would have done.
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Food
What to Cook This Weekend
For many, this will be a big weekend for cooking, with Passover and Easter. But you don’t need to cook out of the paschal playbook, if you don’t want to.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5ADhRwwMJI
Invalid diet here.
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N.Y. / Region
The Neighbors are Renovating. The End Date Is Never.
For a New York apartment to be successfully updated, the neighbors must suffer.We would be looking at a double bed in a dorm room.
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Travel
At City Mouse in Chicago, It Starts With Cheese (of Course)
The new restaurant in the Ace Hotel focuses on big flavors, from salty to sweet.As convenient.
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Travel
What Tyra Banks Can’t Travel Without
Spare nails, a Fendi tote and candy lips (it’s the sugar).Cute bag.
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Food
Your Next Lesson: Etna Bianco
These whites from the foothills of an active volcano in Sicily are among Italy’s most compelling, and unlike any other whites.I am not buying it.
Delightful stuff.
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N.Y. / Region
How Majora Carter, South Bronx Booster, Spends Her Sundays
Ms. Carter, who lives in Hunts Point, stays in her neighborhood for church, cycling class and coffee shop hang time.I still don't like the South Bronx. I know it is different than it was when grandmother Dean lived there in 1908. I would pass through on the way to City Island.
I remember the odor of bug killer in cheap quarters.
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Food
Ideal Ripeness Varies by Opinion, Not by the Moment
Three bottles of Rosso di Montalcino, delicious sangiovese wines from Tuscany, each illustrate a different notion of ripeness.I always want to drink more when the wine is good.
I try hard not to start.
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