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Get Knotty: Luxury Wooden Yachts Are Sailing Toward Sustainability

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By VL Hendrickson
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With summer in full swing, many sun and water lovers are dreaming of ditching the daily grind for the open seas. But even as they ready themselves for adventure, sustainability is still top of mind for many sailors. Eco-minded boat enthusiasts can find sustainability and modern design in today’s wooden boats, according to Helen Porter, sales and marketing manager for U.K.–based Spirit Yachts, which specializes in wooden sailboats and vessels.
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ROI in the Red: Celebrity Home Sales That Lost Millions

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By VL Hendrickson
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Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson, Amy Schumer and MLB first baseman Freddie Freeman were just a few recent casualties of a fickle housing market Credit: Getty Images Credit: Getty Images Someone can write a hit song, win an NBA championship or even run a multibillion-dollar hedge fund and still struggle in today’s fickle housing market. Take Billy Joel.
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New Life, Literally, Is Coming for One of the Grittest Parts of Manhattan

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By VL Hendrickson
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The area south of Times Square between Fifth and Eighth avenue is a no man’s land for many New Yorkers—at least in terms of a place to live. They may catch an event at Madison Square Garden, throwing elbows with throngs of bridge-and-tunnelers. Others may trudge to their non-descript offices or spend a day running errands at Herald Square and along 34th Street. However, it hasn’t been a destination for new housing or development. Until now.
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