
November 2, 2008
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The Real Estate Issue
(Illustration by Heads of State)
REAL ESTATE ISSUE
Trapped
House hopping became attractive during Greater Boston's boom years - you could buy and sell every two years and make a tidy profit. But most of that has come to a screeching halt. Meet the folks facing a new reality.
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REAL ESTATE ISSUE Staged to Sell
We invited two readers eager to sell their homes to receive a free staging of one troublesome room. |

REAL ESTATE ISSUE
Hello, Neighborhood
Once the moving truck pulls away, how do you make your new surroundings feel like home?

REAL ESTATE ISSUE
1/6 of Paradise
So you dream of owning a vacation home but can't afford it? Buying just a fraction of a second home is an increasingly tantalizing option.

REAL ESTATE ISSUE
Home Is Where Their Hearts Are
Tapping into their own home-buying experiences and those of their neighbors, these four women fought to end predatory lending practices.
MISS CONDUCT
Claws and Effect
When a renter's feline wreaks havoc, plus incarcerated fathers and recycled jewelry.
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KITCHEN AIDE Kitchen Aide CRAVINGS Cravings: Grilled Cheese |
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GET THE LOOK True Blue THE CLOTHES WE WEAR True Blue |

DESIGNING
One House, Three Ways
We asked three local architects to tell us what they would do if a client hired them to transform this tiny two-bedroom cottage for sale in east cambridge.

PERSPECTIVE
Why Do We Fall for Real Estate Bubbles?
Why are we such suckers time and again for real estate bubbles? It's simple, really.

FIRST PERSON
The Rental Crunch
The real estate market has cooled, but rental expert Allison Atsiknoudas, 43, says that when it comes to finding a well-priced apartment, the competition is just heating up.

TALES FROM THE CITY
Halloween Again
Halloween is here again and lost contact lens is found by sharp-eyed stranger.
LETTERS
Tuition Pain
High tuition and high grades sparked debate in our College Issue. And not surprisingly, the colleges had some answers.









