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465 West 141 Street (PHOTO: Molly Stromoski for Observer)

In Hamilton Heights, A Townhome Reflects the Neighborhood’s History

“I have always told people and it’s still true: these are the most spectacular of the styles in Hamilton Heights because they are so darn big,” said Ms. Suggs. “The houses are 18 to 20 feet wide and virtually all of them have a double extension, so they are as long as 90 feet. You’re talking about one big mamma jamma.”
By Sara Pepitone
Leafy, quiet lanes, like West 95th Street, remind some of suburban life.

Reverse Migration: 20-somethings Head Uptown, Seeking Early Retirement

“I’ve come to think of them sort of like a group of downtown ex-pats,” Mr. Emmanuel said. “It’s not so much 22-year-olds fresh off the college campuses. It’s more people who are closer to their mid-20s, who have lived downtown in shares, maybe in one Village or both," said Christian Emanuel, a broker with the Next Step Realty.
By Chris Pomorski

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