GROSSE POINTE SHORES Three and a half years after ground was broken in November 2017, the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores is finally able to welcome the public into its new Visitor Center.
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FEB. 18, 2021 Two roommates went looking for a two-bedroom in Manhattan for less than $3,500 a month. Which option did they choose? Related Article
Kathleen Mullins, left, and Kathryn Swimm near their new Manhattan rental. The roommates went on an intense one-day hunt for a two-bedroom on the Upper East Side. Their choices seemed to be either small places that were updated, or larger ones that weren’t. Katherine Marks for The New York Times
Last summer, Kathryn Swimm and Kathleen Mullins decided to meet in the middle. Ms. Swimm was living in a “dungeon-like” junior one-bedroom in Yorkville, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, and wanted to upsize; Ms. Mullins was in a three-bedroom flex with four roommates in Turtle Bay, in Midtown East, and wanted to downsize.