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'A Japanese Constellation:' MoMA Features Japanese Architects Toyo Ito, Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejim of SANAA & More

While winter decided to take over the city of New York (as well as majority of the east coast), Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art has been preparing an activity for New Yorkers could do while indoors: "A Japanese Constellation: Toyo Ito, SANAA, and Beyond," an exhibit showcasing the work of notable Japanese architects.

How to Find the Right Realtor when Buying a House

If you're planning to sell, or buying a house. It is best to find a good realtor, but getting one is a bit challenging. Here are some tips how you can do it:

How Hiding Cash in Your Mattress Can Hurt Your House-hunting Prospects

If you are the kind who keeps their money under your mattress instead of the bank or the stock market. In any case, in the event that you need to purchase a home, you will most likely be unable to utilize that money for the upfront installment.

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Selling Your House the Crazy and Effective Way

All things considered, here are some unique deals and strategies that some brave mortgage holders and land specialists have attempted. Also, they swear they work!
By Staff Reporter
Celebrity Real Estate: Homes of Hollywood Stars Kylie Jenner, Miley Cyrus, Other Celebs Under 30

Some young Hollywood stars under 30 years old were able to get their own real estate properties which incudes Kylie Jenner, Miley Cyrus, the Jona Brothers and others.
By Staff Reporter
SAB Capital Founder Scott Bommer Seeking $110M For Hamptons Properties in Lily Pond Lane

Hedge funder Scott Bommer, founder of SAB Capital, is "in contract to sell" three properties in the Hamptons' Lily Pond Lane for a total of $110 million in an off-market deal.
By Staff Reporter
New York Real Estate: City Launches Bidding Wars For Mixed-Use Development in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen

The New York City Economic Development Corp. is looking for a developer to help demolish majority of a block in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan. The city is looking to put up a mixed-use development in its place.
By Staff Reporter
Former Syms Complex At Trinity Place Gets Makeover, New Name: 500-Foot-Tall, 77 Greenwich Street

Plans are soon becoming a reality for the development of the former Syms complex at 28-42 Trinity Place in the Financial District of New York City, which will be renamed 77 Greenwich Street.
By Staff Reporter
Californian Government Pays Residents $3,000 to Earthquake-Proof Their Homes

California is encouraging its residents to become preppers and gear up for a possible major quake. The state is offering up to $3,000 to homeowners so they can earthquake-proof their houses.
By Staff Reporter
Google Street View: Take A Walk Inside New York City's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Thanks to the Google Cultural Institute, art patrons can now take a look inside Manhattan's famed Guggenheim Museum without booking a plane ticket to New York City! All you need is Google's Street View, apparently.
By Staff Reporter
Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes, Husband Sean Eldridge Buy A $23.5M West Village Townhouse With A Tunnel

Facebook co-founder and New Republic owner Chris Hughes, together with his husband, Hudson River Ventures president Sean Eldridge, has just bought a $23.5 million townhouse in New York City's West Village. But as it turns out, the home is nothing but ordinary.
By Staff Reporter
Megan Fox Net Worth: Star's Carriage House Formerly Owned by Bing Crosby Sells for $2.6 million

Megan Fox's the carriage house formerly owned by Bing Crosby sells for $2.6 million. After the divorce of 29-years-old actress and model Megan Fox, from 90210 star Brian Austin Green, the two are flipping American real estate properties, Domain reported.
By Staff Reporter
How 'The Walking Dead' Helped Boost Atlanta's Real Estate Market

Hollywood and zombies may be the key to Atlanta's booming housing market. Atlanta has been seeing a steady growth in their real estate industry, and a big chunk of the credit can be given to Hollywood and zombies.
By Staff Reporter