If you are starting to think about listing your home for sale, The New York Times has a series of articles that run every Thursday focused on getting your home market ready for sale. The articles raise issues that the average seller might not have thought of. More

This lego-like house on Coxwell Street in Toronto was built by architect Rohan Walters and is up for sale. Each floor of the 3-story detached house is 16-by-16-feet because that's the largest size that Walters could afford when he built it. The total space is 800 square feet. A parking area fits between stilts that not only compensate for the slope, but also minimize vibrations from passing streetcars. More

Break ups. Ugh. We all have stories. We've all been there. Some are dramatic and messy; some are logical, mutual, and for the right reasons. Nevertheless, there are complications that arise from calling off your relationship...especially when you live together. My two year relationship has ended (and phew, it was mutual and drama-free) and I'm currently wondering about my next move. Literally, where do I move? More

Apartment hunting is a lot like dating. At first, each new listing seems so charming and rife with possibilities, but more often than not, it turns out to be a little less attractive than the photos, and something smells funny. You have to know what you want and where to look for it, and that takes preparation and luck. I can't change your luck, but here are some great websites to help weed out the duds from your one true love. More

Just up these stairs, perched on top of an eclectic 2-bedroom home, is a beautiful sky deck with garden. More

Stylish, super sized and a great location in NYC, plus this home has major shelter mag and site cred, having been published several times thanks to its au courant interior design mixed with great vintage architectural bones… More

Are you a real estate section junkie? When a person is home-obsessed, browsing the real estate section can be frivolous fun and an exercise in virtually redecorating unknown spaces. But if a person is really just looking for fun, why not look all over the world? More

Edgar Papazian and his wife Michelle Lenzi moved from New York to Portland in part to fulfill a dream of building their own home. They bought a basic 1940s-style, 1,000-square-foot house (that "didn't have any character") and transformed it into a curvy and cool oasis. Everything from the walls to the fixtures to the furniture is softly rounded and curved in this home. "Curved shapes are comforting," says Lenzi. "Everything's sort of wrapping around you."
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Before you get too excited, this house sold several years ago. But in our web wanderings, we came across it recently and thought you would all enjoy it: More

Old Town, laden with tiny historic brick townhouses and known for its posh atmosphere, isn't usually associated with sprawling farmhouses, so the wooden revolutionary gem known as the John Douglas Brown House is a bit of a rarity. And, reportedly it was a frequent hang out spot for George Washington himself. More