Alice + Olivia And Tempaper Launch An Iconic Wallpaper Collaboration
From the runway to the hallway. …
‘Selling Sunset’ Star Christine Quinn And Tech Entrepreneur Husband Have Plans To Disrupt The Real Estate Industry
Quinn and husband, Christian Dumontet, launch RealOpen, a real estate startup that bridges the world between digital assets and tangible real estate. The platform allows buyers and sellers to transact via crypto in a safe, secure…
Short-Term Rentals Prove Ideal Complement To Remote Work
At a time when many Americans want to continue working remotely, the increasing prevalence of short-term rentals lets them try out different settings across the country. …
New Induction Technologies Celebrate Earth Day And Wellness
The nation’s most populous state’s long-term goal is to completely ban the use of gas in buildings, including for residential cooking appliances. …
Two Years After Trump And Mar-A-Lago, Palm Beach Real Estate Is Still On Fire
America’s infamous “Playground For The Wealthy” has a multi-million dollar, billionaire’s supply crisis when it comes to luxury real estate. Developers and buyers arale desperately jockeying to keep up while the market is still hot …
Celebrate Earth Day with These 5 Landscaping Trends
Holly Bennett – Sotheby’s International Realty – Wine Country – Sonoma Brokerage
When the first ever Earth Day launched on April 22, 1970, it shook the world. Public awareness of the environmental movement was already growing—but suddenly,…
Meet Stacie, Simba, Cookie, And Their Robot Friends Trying To Save US Housing
Robotics meet humans in this super efficient, high quality approach to home building delivering thousands of more affordable homes every year. …
10 Most Affordable Los Angeles Suburbs to Live In
Find out the 10 best affordable Los Angeles suburbs. Whether you’re living in Los Angeles or moving to California, consider buying a home in one of these suburbs.
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Back to the office? It’s here for many workers, at least a few days a week
Workers are heading back to the office in increasing numbers, with larger employers taking a harder line than smaller ones….
With The Golden Age Of New York City Co-Ops In Peril, Co-Op Boards Should Consider Changes
As physical problems have arisen in co-ops, the co-op Boards have stubbornly refused to adjust to the times. Without making concessions to these changing tastes and demographics, the market value of co-ops will continue to suffer….