Teardowns Growing Part Of New Home Building Landscape
As parcels for new home construction in more established communities dwindles, teardown-rebuilds are becoming a greater fact of life for builders and neighborhoods. …
They face L.A.’s largest eviction in years. But these Westside renters won’t go quietly
Three months after the end of pandemic-era eviction protections, the owner of Barrington Plaza has initiated one of the largest mass evictions in L.A. in recent years….
5 Steps To Source The Best Real Estate Investment Deals
Creating a database of investment opportunities and keeping it current could be a way to find properties with returns that fit your business plan. …
Mood Board | Elevated Equestrian Style
Canning Properties Group – Sotheby’s International Realty – Carmel Brokerage
Perhaps the purest expression of strength, freedom, and beauty is a horse galloping across an open pasture. This could be why so many make equestrian homes such…
H-1B Visa Holders Sue Florida Over Anti-Chinese Land Law
Florida’s law targeting Chinese homebuyers may be unconstitutional and more restrictive than thought due to immigration law. …
Just Bought Your First House? Here are 8 Outdoor Lawn Games You’ll Want to Get Before Summer
When the sun is shining and the weather is perfect, it’s time to gather your friends and family for some outdoor fun. While barbecues and picnics are great, why not level up your outdoor space by…
The Sky’s The Limit At This Revolutionary Maryland Estate
A nearly 80-acre waterfront property in North East, Maryland, with a 14-acre working vineyard and six buildings, has numerous possibilities. …
How Electric Cars Might Affect Multifamily And Other Real Estate
An increase in charging stations is only the tip of the iceberg. In the long term, parking garages may become a thing of the past. …
Southern California home prices have been falling. Are the drops over?
Southern California home prices declined by more than 10% from the peak last year, but now the declines could be over….
Column: Wells Fargo denied well-off borrowers low-interest loans. Is it because they’re Black?
A group of Black customers is suing Wells Fargo, claiming the bank slow-rolled or denied them loans based on race. …