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Flipping a Philip Johnson: The Booth House Gets a Lifeline.

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By Daniela Gorny Verified, Katherine Marks
| The New York Times Verified
Before the Glass House — Philip Johnson’s celebrated glass-and-steel home in New Canaan, Conn. — there was the Booth House. Built in 1946 in Bedford, N.Y., about nine miles away and three years before the iconic pavilion-like Glass House, the Booth House was designed as a weekend escape for Richard Booth, a Manhattan-based advertising executive, and his wife, Olga Booth. It was the modernist architect’s first residential commission.
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In Manhattan, Learning to Not Always Take ‘Yes’ for an Answer

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By D.W. Gibson, Katherine Marks
| The New York Times Verified
In Manhattan, Learning to Not Always Take ‘Yes’ for an Answer A woman wanted to move to a one-bedroom, and she liked the Upper East Side. But after negotiating and signing a lease, something didn’t seem right. Erica Jenkins, who has moved several times in the past decade, called upon her previous experiences and social media feeds to better understand her rights as a renter.
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In Manhattan, Learning to Not Always Take ‘Yes’ for an Answer

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By D.W. Gibson, Katherine Marks
| The New York Times Verified
After years of living in New York City, Erica Jenkins has grown accustomed to moving from one apartment to another. “I’ve rented in all kinds of buildings,” she said. “Sublets in condos, co-ops — I think I’ve been in six New York City apartments in 10 years.” She’s become smarter with each search and somewhere along the way she embraced one core principle: “I’ve bounced around forever in search of the perfect New York City apartment but we all know there is no perfect apartment,” she said.
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