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Exclusive | Chelsea Piers founder asks $6.6M for NYC townhouse with a massive English garden (opens the original)
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This statement Manhattan home has no real “pier.” A four-story limestone-clad Upper West Side townhouse with an extravagant English-style garden is on the market for $6.6 million — down from its original $9.5 million asking price in 2023. The sellers are film financier, developer, author and Chelsea Piers founder Roland Betts — who once co-owned the Texas Rangers with his dear friend and Yale classmate, former President George W. Bush — and his wife Lois. The Betts bought the 20-foot-wide reside
Julia Child’s Boston-area home asks $6.47M — where she filmed her shows and her flowers still grow (opens the original)
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Julia Child’s former home of four decades — a late-19th-century residence just blocks from Harvard Yard — is on the market for $6.47 million. Child’s world-famous home kitchen was preserved and now stands in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. But this updated home still has her stamp — including her plantings in the irrigated, landscaped garden and Floribunda roses, Coldwell Banker’s Ed Feijo, who shares the listing with Coldwell’s Gail Roberts, told Gimme Shelter. The listin
Nick and Vanessa Lachey list their LA house again — after buying it back from tennis star Naomi Osaka (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Obsessed “Love is Blind” fans can now get a sneak peek inside power couple — and show hosts — Nick and Vanessa Lachey’s stunning Los Angeles home. The couple loved their Tarzana dwelling so much that they bought it twice. But now, they’re looking to sell it again, Realtor.com reports. The gated home, which comes with San Fernando Valley views, is now on the market for $8.19 million. The listing comes as the couple and their three kids — Camden, 14
After years of retrenching, Jewish delis launch comeback for New Year (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. From Midtown Manhattan to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a new wave of Jewish eateries and collaborations is launching for the Jewish New Year. For those craving pastrami piled high on rye, Carnegie Deli reopens this week at 834 Seventh Ave. following a 10-year absence. The new digs are just blocks from the original location, which opened nearly a century ago. It will open in the spot where its longtime rival Stage Deli — and later Roxy Delicatessen – on
Exclusive | Gaping sinkholes aren’t the only issues tormenting Malibu homeowners: ‘You pay for the risk of living there’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. It could be a scene from a Nicolas Cage film. A giant, expanding sinkhole swallows up part of an Oscar-winning actor’s oceanfront Malibu escape, leading to the evacuation of 31 homes on an exclusive, gated street. But the scene is real — and only in Malibu could residents just shrug it off. “We had three back-to-back hurricanes in a row. That’s why this is happening. Stuff happens. It’s nature!” said broker Irene Dazzan-Palmer, of the Agency, who
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