Sandy Smith

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At once classic and au courant, this young townhouse stands out from its neighbors.

Everything about this house is brand-spanking new. Including the old stuff.

What makes this rehab different from all the others? The answer’s in the details.

A rare opportunity to live in one of I.M. Pei’s first masterworks.

City-dwellers, both here and in New York, move to add more social distance by renting houses in the suburbs.

History, charm, and a perfect place for your home-based business, right next to the canal in the heart of New Hope.

In a neighborhood known for its lovely Tudor rowhouses, this spacious house stands alone.

Then: A modest 1950s rancher. Now: A real neotraditional looker.

You can still find your dream house or sell the one you already own. You’ll just have to clear a few more hurdles.

Only one owner, low mileage, high ceilings.

A traditionally modern masterpiece from one of the best American architects you’ve never heard of.

This mini-mansion avoids falling into the McMansion pit.

Houses like this don’t come on the market all that often in this neighborhood.

Built in the 1980s, this modern Colonial channels the past beautifully.

Not all that much, say agents and builders who have managed to adjust to the new reality. But one analyst worries that the machine might grind to a halt for a while.