Happy weekend, everyone! Lots going on!
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Can first-time homebuyers REALLY put
nothing down? The fact from the fiction is finally separated.
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Inventories are increasing for spring, with 10%
more homes in the market than a year ago today—that means more to choose
from!
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And, lastly, New
York Magazine’s got a great
roundup of Brooklyn, by the numbers. Think 5,600+ condos sold in
Williamsburg, plus multi-million dollar townhouses still hitting the scene.
Now onto the weekend! Spring seems to have finally sprung
so, to celebrate, we recommend hitting up some of the gorgeous gardens across
Westchester, Long Island, northern New Jersey and southern Connecticut. Here
are some of our faves:
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Old
Westbury Gardens on Long Island offers up a “Door and Explore” program for
kids and families each weekend starting at noon. In April it’s all about early
bloomers.
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The Skylands New
Jersey Botanical Garden is in full bloom, with an end-of-winter walk this
Sunday, and a gorgeous native plants landscape to take in.
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The Lasdon
Park and Arboretum in Westchester encompasses 30 acres of formal gardens,
grass meadows and flowers from around the world, plus a unique fragrance garden
with shrubs representing every letter of the alphabet.
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In Stamford, the Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens
are a must-see, with tons to see, including cotton gardens, herb gardens and
even a tropical garden. Take a guided tour with the family, or wander the
grounds solo.
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