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Things to dream about in the dead of winter: a new house, planting seeds, preserving trees. Property of the week; latest weekly report of real estate sales; market perspectives.

Some great new features for you this week in The Edge Real Estate section:

Property of the Week – Picture yourself relaxing and entertaining in this beautiful Lenox contemporary, cozy in its private setting but minutes away from all of the rich Berkshire cultural attractions! Offered by Matt Jarck of Tucker Associates.

What’s on the Market Condominiums from Suzann Ward of Barnbrook Realty, Leslie Chesloff and the Shire Group of William Pitt Sotheby’s, Tom Doyle of Lance Vermeulen, Mary Jane White and Brandon White of Cohen+White Associates.

Transformations” – The renovation of a 1989 split-level contractor spec house yields spectacular results, making the house both more livable and more personal.

Weekly real estate transactions for Berkshire County and northern Litchfield County.

Market Perspectives – Berkshires arborist Ron Yaple warns anyone hoping to preserve trees at a building site: Plan for construction, not destruction!

Home & Garden Seeds hold our dreams and our future. Find out why from Our Self-Taught Gardener, Lee Buttala.

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Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires announces 2025 Berkshire Nonprofit Award nominees

“There were many excellent nominees this year; however, the judges found consensus very easily based on the impact these honorees have had both on their organizations and in our community,” said Nonprofit Center founder Liana Toscanini.

Now a regular occurrence, protests against President Trump throughout the country and Berkshire County

"These protests are demonstrations to the powers that be that we are here, we are angry, and we are willing to step out and express ourselves," said co-organizer Deborah Alecson. "We can’t predict what the future is going to bring, so we just have to do what’s right in the moment, and that contributes to hope.”

Stockbridge peer review consultant advocates for more details, traffic mitigation in DeSisto property plan

The developer made a new proposal with a decrease in parking density and added landscaping and screening on the site.

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