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Today's Real Estate News
- The House a Storm Built
When violent winds knocked down trees and damaged their home, a Minnesota couple seized the opportunity to start over. - Checking Out Continuing Care Communities
Though convenient, continuing care retirement communities are costly. Here's how to cut the risk. - Romney's Stance Hits Home
Romney stands by his position that the government should stay out of the national housing mess and let the market "hit the bottom." But in hard-hit North Las Vegas, Nev., the implications are clear. - A Space for Kidding Around
This full-floor loft in the Flatiron area is the epitome of 'kid friendly' with a large playroom that houses an indoor swing, a climbing wall in one of the bedrooms and lots of open space. - Anna Kournikova Sells in Miami
Anna Kournikova sells in Miami, Nobu Matsuhisa Buys in Los Angeles and a Kauai beachfront home asks $24 million. - A Modest Home for Palm Beach
This 2,286-square-foot house, built around 1925, has no garage but does boast original details like pecky cypress ceilings, handblown stained-glass panes in the powder-room door and Cuban tile floors. - Plots & Ploys: Touchdown Before Kickoff
Regardless of whether the New York Giants or the New England Patriots win Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday, a prohibitive favorite has emerged: Indianapolis-area hotels. - Mortgage Plan Draws GOP Opposition
Obama is betting his latest proposal to aid the housing market will fare better than earlier efforts, despite congressional opposition.
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Second Homes News
- 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. - 10 Summer Home Mistakes
Prices for high-end houses are the lowest they've been in some time, making it tempting to get swept away in a less-than-ideal transaction. Here are some pitfalls to avoid.
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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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