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By Leigh Kamping-Carder | September 12, 2014 - 2:59PM

1. Mark your calendars: applications on their way for affordable housing in Long Island City

2. "What's it like to live in that building?" New website hopes to give New Yorkers the answer

3. Living in Long Island City, the Manhattan suburb with the 3-minute commute

4. Why you may want to buy (or not) in a condo when it's nearly sold-out

5. The top reason renters break their lease--and why it's not necessarily a disaster

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