Kirby’s Return to Dream Land is back 12 years after its Wii debut. And this time it’sDeluxe!” What does that mean? Well, in this case it involves learning further into the original game’s family-friendly fare. Aside from design
New Brunswick tenants by the hundreds adjust to life under new landlords
Jaclyn Reinhart has lived with her two children in a three-bedroom duplex on the east side of Saint John since 2018.
It used to belong to a local landlord, but last year the building sold to new owners in Coquitlam,
Lenny’s Pizza of ‘Saturday Night Fever’ Fame Closes After 70 Years in Business
People from as far as Long Island made the journey to Bensonhurst on Sunday to bid farewell to Lenny’s Pizza, which is serving its last pies this weekend after being in business for 70 years.
The Bensonhurst institution, located at
Portugal Could Force Property Owners to Rent Out Vacant Homes
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The Portuguese have a saying that goes “Each monkey to its own branch,”
Long-Planned Renovation of Red Hook Library Finally Moving Forward
Bookworms in Red Hook will be without their local book repository for two years, as the neighborhood’s Brooklyn Public Library branch will shut its doors next month to undergo a long-awaited $17.5 million facelift.
After suffering $750,000 in storm damage
A realtor went viral saying he planned to paint over a huge hand-painted mural to make a house more ‘marketable,’ sparking outcry from viewers
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Ohio-based realtor Sam Cooper posted a TikTok of a mural he planned to have covered.
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It received over 7.1
LaToya Cantrell Branded An ‘Embarrassment’ For Flipping Off Float Riders At Mardi Gras
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell landed in hot water Sunday after a video of her making an obscene gesture while at a Mardi Gras parade circulated online. The incident occurred during the Krewe of Tucks Parade which rolled down Uptown
The Housing Market Warms Up, but This Twist Could Cause a Freeze
Is the housing market back?
A surge in mortgage interest rates last year ground the real estate market to an abrupt halt, as scores of would-be buyers could no longer afford to purchase homes. But last month, as mortgage rates
Last-Mile Warehouses May Need Permit
Elected officials on the New York City Council are seeking to blunt the proliferation of last-mile logistics warehouses run by Amazon and other large companies, arguing that the rapid package deliveries they facilitate have caused an epidemic of truck traffic,
How to Increase Your Rental Income
by Karen Ngan and Alex Bogdan
The average rent for an apartment in Greater Vancouver is on the rise, and if you are a developer or landlord, it is important to know what opportunities and limitations are present when increasing