Housing News
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This “Legally Haunted” Mansion Is Now on the Market—Could You Live in It?
A 4,600+ square-foot home on the Hudson River waterfront—deemed “legally haunted” by the Supreme Court—is back on the market. The…
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The Tax Cut and Jobs Act
Home ownership has long been considered the American Dream, so how does the new tax plan affect that dream, and…
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What to Do With This Rhode Island Village
Low-cost housing is up for auction Twenty-two houses in Medina Village, one of the poorest communities in West End are…
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Racial Concerns on Real Estate
Some trends are starting to emerge Recently, Memphis was featured in the New York Times . But it wasn’t about…
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Where Arizona Differs from Colorado
Two states are miles apart in terms of real estate prices Arizona’s once strong real estate market is now teetering…
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Are Art District Benefits Still Necessary During Recession?
Why recent disputes are causing a fiasco They’re found in culture-savvy Europe and pockets of art scenes here in the…
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Washington, D.C. Still the Fittest City
Get ready to shed those pounds off. If you’re bordering on the overweight side and you’re planning to buy a…
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Support the Homeowner Advocate Office
Finally, one politician is recognizing a real problem. Independent non-profit newsroom Pro Publica Inc. reports that “about 97,000 homeowners in…
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The House Hogs Built
Never underestimate your teen and her pets I was active in extra-curricular activities in school and I must say I’ve…
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“Field of Dreams” Location for Sale
Better prepare a huge sum. Years before Kevin Costner bombed at the box office with his disappointments in “Waterworld” and…
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