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An 1889 Victorian in Indianapolis, a triplex condo in Portland and a custom-built house on the Animas River in Durango.

The English harbor city of Bristol, near the Welsh border, is emerging as a vibrant alternative to increasingly expensive London.

It may not be as exclusive as it was when it inspired “The Great Gatsby,” but this wealthy Long Island enclave is still far from middle class.

Developers are clamoring for storefront space as they seek to provide one-of-a-kind experiences for shoppers.

This Riverside County city began to grow years ago, when prices of coastal real estate skyrocketed and people flocked east in search of affordable homes.

Or it won’t be, once you follow this advice.

Some architectural practices are elevating the humble extension, building well-crafted and artistic additions on the backs, sides and tops of homes.

Buyers, take note: Discounts can be found as thousands of luxury apartments are set to lose a valuable tax break in the midst of a softening resale market.

A hilltop house in Mendocino County, a midcentury-modern home in Berkeley with Golden Gate Bridge views and a four-building complex in Joshua Tree.

A sixth-generation Indian-American jeweler lives in a cozy space that is also her jewelry line’s base of operations.

But the priciest transaction, once again, took place at 220 Central Park South, where an apartment sold for $64.1 million.

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

The difference between a bidet and a washlet, and why you might love one, too.

Collectors seek out evocative vestiges of a city that has long been fading away.

This week’s properties are in Harlem, Lincoln Square, and Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

This week’s properties are three-bedroom homes in Hartsdale, N.Y., and Rowayton, Conn.

A new study answers the question, but also shows that things have been improving.

On the island of Tenerife, the housing market hit bottom about a decade ago. Now tourism and development are bringing it back — but it’s a slow process.

A 1925 stone house in Philadelphia, a pueblo-style home in Santa Fe and a historic mansion near Lake Michigan.

As more suburbanites move downtown, developers are seeking new land for housing and offices, creating opportunities for owners of empty parking lots.