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A rise in demand for heating equipment has left some products back-ordered for months, possibly jeopardizing prospects for some businesses of getting through the pandemic intact.

New Yorkers who left the city and bought country homes during the pandemic are discovering there’s a lot to learn (and spend) while taking care of a house.

The coronavirus drove vacancies up in co-living buildings, but companies are offering rent deals and flexible leases to bring demand back.

All but one property on the month’s list are affordable only to the wealthy, or super-wealthy, in the case of the $88 million former home of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender who died in jail last year.

This week’s properties are in Manhattan Valley, Riverdale and Midwood.

This week’s featured properties are a five-bedroom house in Bronxville, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Rowayton, Conn.

Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.

Australia’s largest metro area has seen an exodus to the suburbs, which has hampered market momentum and driven up the urban vacancy rate.

A 1769 townhouse in the Society Hill section of Philadelphia, an 1898 home in Denver and a 1997 postmodern house designed by Michael Graves in Austin.

Best known as the home of Six Flags Great Adventure, this Ocean County township is drawing new residents with its relatively affordable home prices.

Portraying itself as a good guy in a seedy corner of home sales, Divvy has received mixed early reviews. But the bulk of its clients will soon have to decide whether to buy or back out.

The 19th-century Brooklyn brownstone where Jad Abumrad, Karla Murthy and their sons live has been through two renovations and lots of redecorating.

The program has been criticized for a lack of transparency and for being used as a tax dodge, but developers say it is “a great tool to have in the toolbox.”

When the pandemic forced everyone into isolation and threatened food supplies, some people decided to build their own greenhouses. Six months later, the project remains a pleasure and a challenge.

A Tudor Revival house in San Leandro, a home with mountain views in Nevada City and a 1910 bungalow with a backyard Airstream trailer in Los Angeles.

For a family of five, 500 square feet was enough until the coronavirus hit. Now they’ve upsized to an 800-square-foot two-bedroom.

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

Tenants are on the hook when they break a lease — but only if the landlord makes a reasonable effort to re-rent the apartment. How do you know if they’re doing that?

Time to learn about reverse takeovers, kids!

The Memorial Arch, a granite monument to soldiers and sailors in the plaza, is about to get desperately needed restoration work.