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It's no longer possible to live in NYC on $400k (with kids); why the city's flood maps got it wrong, and more
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Living like a student on $400k a year?
Maybe it's time for the 'burbs! (UrbanBaby forum;
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Why the city's flood maps gone it wrong
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