The Noise Children Make
As more families stay in New York City, the patter of little feet is becoming a major source of complaints from the neighbors.



In the Region: House Is New, but Style Is Classic
Architects and buyers show a growing fascination with the Arts and Crafts style developed in the early 20th century.



The Hunt: Room to Decorate
The goal for Judson Vann was to find a place convenient to work and to friends in Clinton or Chelsea.



Streetscapes | East 68th Street: A Bright Palette of Row Houses
A quiet block on the Upper East Side presents a catalog of designs covering 125 years.



Living in Old Greenwich, Conn.: A Yesteryear Feel, With Today?s Prices
Measuring just over two square miles, with about 10,000 people, Old Greenwich offers a small-town feel with big-city prices.



Habitats | Prospect Heights, Brooklyn: Growing Into a Home, and a Country
Mohammed Ali bought his co-op when he was single. Since then it has blossomed into a family home.



Posting: Whistling Past the Condominiums
One of the closest neighbors of a new condominium conversion in Kew Gardens is the Maple Grove Cemetery.



Big Deal: Catch-22 of Urban Renewal
After about a decade of negotiations, a group of artists took title to their East Village building, but there is one snag.



Big Deal: Grand Condo Plan Abandoned
A plan to build luxury apartments atop two Upper West Side buildings gestated for three years.



Away: From Urban Hotelier to Gentleman Farmer
A family expands its weekend farmhouse, maintaining its rustic style. Almost double in size, it has room for all, including sheep and llamas.