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 Question: With the Bank of England base rate at 0.5 per cent for a year and a half, should we pick a tracker loan for our remortgage? I know rates could rise, but it doesn't look like they will for a while, and we've seen some deals as cheap as 3.75 per cent. |
| It was once a cliché but now it is a truism – it has never been more difficult for first-time buyers to get on to the housing ladder. There were 94,600 first-time buyers (FTBs) in the first six months of 2010, half the level for the same period for 2007, just before the credit crunch. |
 Walking through the homeware area of some of our smarter department stores, you might sometimes think you've taken a wrong turning, judging by all the fashion names you see. Missoni, Ralph Lauren, even Jigsaw, have been crossing over into furniture and homewares for a decade or two and, even in these downturned times, there's no sign that they're going to stop. |
 West End Avenue and vicinity was once a stronghold of town houses. Three of the now-rare breed bear distinctive traces of the attentions of recent owners. |
 Former Parks commish Henry Stern really doesn't like 15 Penn Plaza. (HuffPo) The long-sought East River Science Park is slated to open in September, complete with a trendy restaurant. (WNYC) Stuy Town creditors warred in court today, with no resolution, over the property. |
| On Lake Waramaug, a converted boathouse has a stone foundation, a wraparound deck and direct access to the water. |
 David and Jed Walentas, the father-and-son real estate moguls whose Two Trees Management got its start decades ago in Soho, before abandoning it to craft Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood�almost wholecloth, are buying a Manhattan office building, the only one in their portfolio. |
| The wealthy and celebrities often buy property under limited liability companies, often with whimsical names. |
| Once a grand mansion steps from Central Park, it had fallen into disrepair. Now it is for sale for $8.95 million. |
 I wonder if Mort Zuckerman will be baking any pies to welcome his new neighbor at 950 Fifth Avenue, the exclusive seven-unit co-op he calls home. According to city records, the duplex on the eighth and ninth floors formerly belonging to Goldman Sachs veteran and former president of the Whitney Museum Robert Hurst, has sold for a clean $25 million, four million short of the original April listing price. |
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