It's starting to feel like New York City but with better weather. That's the thing that I'm really, really noticing. I'm not turned off by it but I know people that are.

In the downturn I foresee, no market will be immune. But New York will weather the decline better than other markets.

There are too many opportunities in New York. We can't live too far away.

Back then, my air fare on Eastern Airlines to fly from Florida to where Marge was stationed in New York was $16. It was the most important flight I ever made.

I was looking in the back of The New York Times for ads for homes in New Hampshire, and there weren't any, ... but there was this scrunched-up photograph of a supposedly Palladian villa outside of Venice.

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