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| Vote for WSJ's House of the Week |
Stefanos Chen on Lunch Break shows us the homes seeking the title of this week's WSJ "House of the Week," including an equestrian estate in Pennsylvania, an Asian contemporary in Bel Air and an 18th-century estate on the old road to New York. |
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| Chelsea's Perennial Inspiration |
| If last year was about big, manly architectural statements at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this year is about exploring the softer, more sensual side of gardening, with smells and sounds featuring heavily in show spaces. |
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| The New First Family of Real Estate |
| An $85 million L.A. mansion with a 500-worker renovation team. A $70 million London home with a bowling alley. The Ecclestone sisters are swiftly amassing a global property portfolio. The new generation of wealthy buyers. |
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| Mortgage Delinquencies Decline |
The percentage of homeowners delinquent on their mortgages in the first quarter fell to the lowest level since the end of 2008, but the share of loans in the foreclosure process remains high. Dawn Wotapka has details on Lunch Break. Photo: AP. |
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| Billings Slip Back |
| After five months of positive readings, the Architecture Billings Index slipped back into negative territory during April, an indication that demand for design services declined. |
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