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Small-space tips from micro apartments, staging advice for under $1 million pads and more of the week's top stories

By BrickUnderground | January 29, 2016 - 3:59PM

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3. What you'll get across NYC for $550,000

4. Sellers: Is staging worth it for apartments priced under a million?

5. Can someone please explain these listing photos to us?

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