NYTimes & Great Homes

Your unique listing identifier

May only contain the following characters - Letters, Numbers, Underscore, Hyphen

Your IdAccount supplied by NYTimes

The actual address of your listing. This info will be used to determine lat/lon values for your listing in order to assign it a proper location on our maps. It will not be displayed to users UNLESS 1) There is no value entered in the "AddrDisplay" field (below) or 2) The listing is advertising an upcoming open house.

The value entered within this field will be displayed to all users. This is the field to include headline information (e.g. Beautiful London Flat!, etc.). Please note that the value in this field will not be displayed if the listing is advertising an upcoming open house. The address information listed in the "Address" field (above) will be displayed automatically when an open house is advertised.

Please provide the appropriate international city name based on NYT's international location taxonomy. Click here to obtain a complete list of international city names currently available within the NYT international location taxonomy.

N/A. Please leave blank as this field does not apply to listings located outside of the U.S and Canada.

N/A. Please leave blank as this field does not apply to listings located outside of the U.S and Canada.

Please provide the appropriate price of your listing in this field. Please note that all prices must be entered in US dollars. We feature a currency converter module on all of our listing detail pages for users who wish to calculate the listing's price in a different currency.

The Description of the Listing:
Any comments you want to display along with Listing. Brokers may use limited HTML wich includes but is not limited to bold, italic, underline tags. Also <a> linking tags, lists, buttons and other useful pieces of HTML.

Text:

To make a word or series of words bold suround desired text with <strong></strong>. For example <strong>Apples</strong> will yield; Apples.

To make a word or series of words italicized suround desired text with <em></em>. For example <em>Apples</em> will yield; Apples.

To make a word or series of words underlined suround desired text with <u></u>. For example <u>Apples</u> will yield; Apples.

You can combine tags as well ... <strong><em><u>Apples</u></em></strong>
will yield; Apples.

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Links:
To create a hyperlink you can use the <a></a> tag. When text is surrounded by this tag, it will be an "anchor" and can receive attributes that will execute specific operations. One common and useful attribute is the "href" attribute. When implemented it looks like:
<a href="http://realestate.nytimes.com">New York Times Real Estate</a> will yield;
New York Times Real Estate
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Lists:
Lists are VERY useful HTML objects that can take many forms. The most common is the unordred list. There are a couple of tags required to create a list, and it's items. First you must open a <ul>, you then create list items with <li></li>, and finaly close the list with </ul>. So a sample list may look like...
<ul>
<li>Apples</li>
<li>Peaches</li>
<li>Pears</li>
<li>Bananas</li>
</ul>
This would render in a browser like this...

• Apples
• Peaches
• Pears
• Bananas

Text Alignment:
To center align a block of text please use: <div style="text-align:center">your text here</div>
To right align a block of text please use: <div style="text-align:right">your text here</div>
*Text is left aligned by default
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