This Arizona Realtor’s HOA Just Got Served A Big, Tall Glass Of Petty Revenge
HOAs, or homeowners associations, are supposed to protect a neighborhood’s property values by maintaining agreed-upon community standards. But unfortunately, some HOAs spiral into control freak behavior, causing residents endless drama and annoyances.
Well, recently, Arizona-based Realtors Jared and Tim Deluca
Brooklyn News: History Uncovered in Vinegar Hill
Vinegar Hill Construction Uncovers Mystery Structure
Workers recently uncovered two large and mysterious round structures at 218 Front Street in Vinegar Hill while prepping the site for construction of a new 218-unit seven-story apartment building. Brownstoner reader Marc Agger snapped
An NYC Airbnb Racked Up $1 Million in Fines. New Rules Would Block the Listing
(Bloomberg) — The two-story brick house in Flushing, New York, is a million-dollar home, but perhaps not in the way the owner intended.
Just off of Main Street in a residential neighborhood in Queens, not far from a car wash,
Why some Canadians are buying houses without the help of a Realtor
David McDonald says buying his first home in the latter half of 2021 was stressful — though maybe not for the usual reasons.
Even though he was working with a Realtor he trusted, he didn’t like that he couldn’t speak
Brooklyn Open Houses: A PLG Standalone
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend are found in Cobble Hill, Park Slope, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and Crown Heights. They range in price from $1.85 million to $11.49 million.
227 Clinton Street
Price: $11.49 million
Area:
What Does the Latest UK House Price Index Mean for Investors?
According to the latest UK House Price Index, property values saw a subtle yet significant rise over the course of 2022, ending on a December average of £294,329 – an increase of over £21,000 from the opening January price.
Having
Neville touts the benefits of the bill that would create the Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund
FARMINGTON — A measure being championed by a San Juan County legislator that would create a dedicated source of funding for land conservation, outdoor recreation infrastructure, historic preservation and wildlife protection cleared another significant hurdle earlier this week.
Senate Bill
Saving Money — and the Environment — With Rooftop Solar
If you’re a New York City homeowner considering installing solar panels, questions like these may have crossed your mind: How do I store the energy my system produces? What happens at night when there’s no sun?
If these questions are
Priced out: young people needing housing face a closed door
Ten years too late? Young house seekers are priced out. Photo: DutchNews.nl
The papers are full of news about house price movements, new political drives and house building plans. Senay Boztas finds out what it all means for young people