The Home Of Sportscaster Great Dick Enberg Snags $7 Million In La Jolla
The La Jolla home of one of the most recognizable voices in sports broadcasting, the late Dick Enberg, has found a buyer for $7 million. …
4 Budgeting Tips Every Real Estate Agent Should Follow
You’re in a field with absolutely no financial ceiling and unlimited earning potential—but there are also many expenses that you’ll have to prepare for. …
Prepare To Arrive In Style At Honolulu’s Ward Village For $2.5 Million
The turnkey unit is a designer showplace that includes all the furnishings, accessories and fine art – even the linens. …
What You Need To Know About CPACE Financing
If you own property in New York City larger than 25,000 square feet, then you need to meet Local Law 97 benchmarks soon as a result of the Climate Mobilization Act. …
California holds 70% of the country’s priciest ZIP Codes for home buyers
California maintains its reign as the most expensive state in the U.S. for home buyers, with 89 of the nation’s 127 priciest ZIP Codes, a new study finds….
‘It’s still not easy’: SoCal home prices rise 14% as buying frenzy cools slightly
Southern California’s housing market has slowed ever so slightly, but it remains ultracompetitive. Prices in October were up 14% from a year earlier….
This Company Wants To Turn Your Mortgage Into An NFT
The hottest NFT on the market may not be an ape or sport’s highlight—but your mortgage. …
The World’s Wealthiest Dog Is Selling Miami Estate For $32 Million
The world’s wealthiest dog worth half a billion dollars (no really) is selling his Miami estate for $32 million that once belonged to pop music legend Madonna. …
The ‘World’s Wealthiest Canine’ Is ‘Selling’ Miami Estate For $32 Million
The legend of Gunther has been circulating for 20 years, and now, he is making headlines again. This time, the ‘world’s wealthiest dog’ is ‘selling’ a Miami estate for $32 million — but it’s not what…
Evictions In The U.S. Rise After Moratorium Ends [Infographic]
Since the United States’ Supreme Court ended the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s COVID-19 eviction ban on August 26, more Americans in bigger cities have found themselves out of house and home. …