(Image source: Unsplash) A set of local laws unveiled Wednesday by the Cortlandville City Council could have long-standing impacts on how solar energy projects are implemented in the city. The legislation is far from being voted on by the city council, as local laws have yet to be sent toRead More →
The personal information of more than a quarter of a million licensed professionals may have been exposed in a breach of a Washington State Licensing Department database, agency officials said Friday. The agency, which licenses around 40 categories of businesses and professionals – ranging from auctioneers and private investigators toRead More →
Whitman County to invest $ 400,000 in new airport terminal Whitman County Commissioners voted Monday in favor of a $ 400,000 investment in the new Pullman-Moscow regional airport project. The terminal project is expected to cost $ 61 million, with the bulk of that cost being paid for by theRead More →
It has been a long and strange journey indeed for a group of paintings exhibited at the Tanglefoot Art Gallery in Festus. The fifty or so canvases that make up “The Discovered Paintings of Viktor Minkin” were created by a political exile in the former Soviet Union and crossed LatviaRead More →
SPOKANE, Wash. – If you’re a local artist in need of free studio space, you better just act like a bee and get busy! The Hive is now accepting applications for its next Artist-in-Residence series. For those who may not yet know, The Hive is a unique addition to theRead More →
Oakland News Now – Real estate experts provide insight into the future of the local market – video made by the YouTube channel with the logo in the upper left corner of the video. OaklandNewsNow.com is the original blog post for this type of video blog content. At an annualRead More →
BROCKTON – This is this time of year again when many of us are stressed out about holiday shopping. With all the shipping delays and supply chain issues, this is set to be one of the worst year yet. But fear not! There are lots of great local shopping optionsRead More →
Real estate sales continued to explode in Middle Tennessee, and particularly in Williamson County, during the COVID-19 pandemic as businesses continued to locate in the area in need of commercial space and living spaces for their employees. Williamson, Inc. hosted a two-part panel discussion at its real estate summit onRead More →
Williamson, Inc. and the Williamson County Real Estate Association (WCAR) will team up to provide an update on all things real estate in Williamson County at the Real Estate Summit on November 30. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Virginia Springs II, a propertyRead More →
Posted: 10/28/2021 17:27:34 PM GREENFIELD – The building housing the now vacant Wilson’s Department Store is officially on the market. The property – which includes the parking lot behind the building and two lots on Chapman Street – is priced at $ 3.95 million, according to Mark Abramson, real estateRead More →
NEW DELHI—Indian stocks have risen more than any other major market in the world this year, prompting millions of local investors to invest their savings in stocks, further boosting the market. Indian markets were closed on Friday for a public holiday. India’s benchmark 30-stock S&P BSE Sensex index was upRead More →
Buyers of these distinctive older homes usually have two options: a renovation version (cheaper) or a modernized version (more expensive). Whether they are in perfect condition or need some work, the concept remains the same. These slim residences are known as shotgun houses, because in theory, shooting a shotgun fromRead More →
The listing agent, Nancy robinson by Century 21 Curran & Oberski, calls it “one of the coolest homes” she’s seen in her 25 years of selling homes. Built in 1952, two cube-shaped buildings wrapped in wooden cladding are connected by a courtyard, with homogeneous interior and exterior spaces. The wallsRead More →
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Hispanic Heritage Month is underway across the country and the 2021 Springfield Puerto Rican Parade was held on September 19 to celebrate the culture. The 31st Annual Springfield Puerto Rican Parade may have gone virtual this year, but that hasn’t stopped the community from proudly showcasingRead More →
Legacy listings are often left untouched by real estate agents due to the sensitivity that must surround their approach. But if handled with respect, the niche could open up an avalanche of leads and customers. On September 1, Charles Currytraining platform marketing manager To allowhosted a webinar on how toRead More →
Jeff and Caitlin Rosenkrans weren’t even looking to open a meat market. But when the Seneca Falls couple stumbled upon Indelicato’s in Auburn, which closed on Columbus Street in May 2020 after 115 years in business, they saw a prime opportunity. “The most intriguing thing about it was that itRead More →
This article first appeared in Guernsey Property and Construction magazine, issue six (summer 2021). The past year has seen no shortage of media coverage of Guernsey’s “runaway” real estate market and its “relentless” rise in house prices. But is there more to the stats than the headlines suggest? Figures showRead More →
From the Allison Ziefert real estate group This silly dog photo might look like my dachshund Archie, but it’s not him. And you might be wondering why I would choose this for a real estate article. Well, that’s emblematic of the mindset of buyers right now in our market. TheyRead More →
Four years ago, Jeff Knipe ran his highly successful brokerage firm in Portland, Oregon, and knew something had to change. The headwinds of an impending technology war did not bode well for an independent brokerage firm, even as prosperous as its own. He knew it would be difficult to adjustRead More →