"In its most basic form, house stalking might simply mean driving past a favored house from time to time and craning one’s neck to see its architectural details or the way it sits on its perfectly manicured grounds. But like many intense attractions, the level of interest can escalate, and people often turn from casual admirers or failed bidders to near-obsessives who may stop and stare longingly, or even amateur detectives – snapping photos, talking to neighbors and tracking down property records." More at the NYTimes.
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