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Today's Real Estate News
- Trump-Branded Rio Project Faces Test
A developer is hoping to break ground soon in Rio de Janeiro on the first Donald Trump-branded project in Brazil, but with the country's growth engine low on steam, the office market may not cooperate. - A Modern Carriage House in Brooklyn
At first glance, this home looks like another stately 19th-century Brooklyn home, but it was completed less than a decade ago as a modern mansion with a historic feel. - Office Parks Get a Makeover
Once a symbol of suburban dominance, aging office parks from California to New Jersey are being reimagined as little cities. - French Riverside Home
This 19th-century house on the banks of the River Indre comes with separate guest accommodation in a converted mill building. - Starwood Capital Goes Shopping for Malls
Starwood Capital Group is in talks to buy seven U.S. shopping malls from Westfield Group for more than $1 billion, a deal that would mark the latest in a flurry of big-ticket acquisitions of retail property. - For Developer, 3 Could Be Charm
Ian Bruce Eichner, a developer whose high-profile problems became symbols of the last two real-estate busts, is in final stages of a deal to buy a condominium development site near Manhattan's Flatiron Building. - Green With Ivy in Chicago
A late-1800s home on Chicago's Gold Coast is wrapped in greenery and flanked by tour-worthy gardens. - Pleasures and Pitfalls of Frank Lloyd Wright Homes
There are 20 Frank Lloyd Wright homes now on the market, and some are available at a markdown. But owning an architectural treasure can come with significant headaches.
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Second Homes News
- A Canadian Country Chalet
This chalet on 8.3 acres in the "cottage country" region north of Toronto is asking 842,000 Canadian dollars. - Home Swede Home
From the spectacular setting of a seaside estate to remote clearings in the middle of the forest, Gotland has become a prime destination for high-end second-home buyers who want to personalize their vacation homes. - Ever Stylish Sunburst Mirror
With bleak winter days settling in, one means of brightening the corners of a home's rooms, entryways and stairwells—while adding distinction and a sense of playfulness—is with a sunburst mirror. - Gourmets Down the Road
Homes near some fine-dining spots in California, Texas and New York. - Fun and Games
Homes sporting game rooms with pool tables and other amusements in New Mexico, Nevada, Florida. - My Not-So-Exotic Garden
After 10 seasons spent "futzing" with his garden, columnist Bart Ziegler feels a growing insecurity. - Club Life
This week's column looks at homes in Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Ariz., and Boca Raton, Fla., that overlook golf courses. - Sell to Renter or Short Sale?
Underwater on the mortgage to their second home, a California couple debates a short sale, possibly to the home's current renter. June Fletcher offers tips.
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OnCape Dining
- Acapulcos spices up family dining
Acapulcos in West Yarmouth offers fun, festive and affordable family dining with impeccable service and a welcoming atmosphere. - Palio Pizzeria covers the basics
No matter how creative your toppings are, pizza starts and ends with the crust and while most crust made in a brick oven has a nice bite to it, Palio's has mastered the art of balance. - Yarmouth House a real deal
This time of year local restaurants offer some of their best deals and the Yarmouth House Restaurant currently has a different special every night. - Wok-n-Roll follows simple beat
Wok-n-Roll has a large menu of Cantonese and Szechwan specialties, priced from $4 to $9, with a dinner special for two at $16 75. - Diners feeling underwhelmed at Rosina's Cafe
Sometimes you want to like a restaurant more than you actually do, and that was my experience with Rosina's Cafe in Orleans - I love Italian food enough that I could eat it every night of the week, so my expectations were high — perhaps too high. - A taste of Jamaica at The Jerk Cafe
During my visit to The Jerk Cafe, which opened four months ago in a South Yarmouth storefront adjacent to the Chinese restaurant Wok-n-Roll (more about that next month), I learned two important lessons. - Big portions, big flavor at Carbo's Grille
We left Carbo's with full stomachs and happy hearts and the resolve to return the next time we're on that end of the Cape. - Naked Oyster takes fresh approach
The Cape has plenty of nautical-themed family dining seafood restaurants and Naked Oyster - romantic, citified and sophisticated - provides an appealing alternative.
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