A sprawling concrete-and-glass residence designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright is on the market.
Listed for $8 million, the 10,000-square-foot mansion called Westhope is a “remarkable rare jewel” located on 1.5 acres in Tulsa, Oklahoma, according to Sotheby’s International
Here’s Journal Club 04-28-23! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!
Have you ever found yourself stuck in analysis paralysis? That feeling of being trapped in your own head, overthinking and over-analyzing things to death and you can’t make a decision and it keeps you from moving forward or taking action.
The Environment Court application was to preserve a native pūriri tree like the one pictured, not for the construction of a six-storey building next door, as a prospective buyer told the realtor. Photo / Tania Whyte
A realtor who called
“While this program has been immensely successful in getting new homebuyers into the market quickly and in places with low home ownership rates like the Central Valley, clearly more work needs to be done to make sure that there is
What’s in a name? If yours is Scott Stallings, it might include tickets to attend the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
Scott Stallings is a real estate professional who lives in Chamblee, Georgia. He enjoys golf (and has been
Most homebuyers understand the perils of making a financial misstep like buying more houses than they can afford or ending up with a money pit that requires unexpected, big-budget repairs. After all, buying a home is likely the most important
DENNIS CHAPTMAN Special to the State Journal
The appealing characteristics and benefits of work life at large area companies were evident in the 2023 Top Workplaces survey.
Here are other firms that were recognized in this year’s large-company category:
One of the biggest items on the realtors’ agenda is helping with affordability.
AUSTIN, Texas —
Texas REALTORS will be at the Capitol Wednesday to advocate for their priorities with lawmakers and community leaders.
Thousands of realtors will convene at
Randy Vaughan suffered a stroke at home in North Carolina and later died in a hospice.
A realtor had seen him lying on the floor