4 Home Buying Etiquette Rules That Every Buyer Should Know
You need to know these real estate rules. …
Frank Lloyd Wright Turns In His Grave As The Architecture School He Founded Closes After 88 Years
The School of Architecture at Taliesen has announced that the school, founded by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1932, will close at the end of the spring semester in June. …
How Much Does Walkability Increase the Value of a Home?
Homebuyers pay nearly a quarter more for walkable homes, but that’s less than in the past.
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Where To Find Investors For Opportunity Zone Deals
Sponsors would do best to utilize several different resources in order to identify the right qualified investors for these deals. …
How Do Investments In Opportunity Zones Fit Into Estate Planning?
Fitting QOF investments into a broader estate planning strategy could provide added benefits if structured properly. …
The Economic Development Administration’s Five Investment Priorities
Here’s a refresher on the federal agency whose sole mission is economic development. …
Rihanna’s Former Chinatown Penthouse Is Back On The Market For $15.95 Million
The celebrity apartment has been on and off the market for more than a decade. …
Meital Taub and First Team Real Estate Win 2019 Best of Laguna Beach
Courtesy of Grace Keister of First Team Real Estate
LAGUNA BEACH, CA – A local publication, the Laguna Beach Vibe, recently released its 2019 Best of Laguna Beach list, presenting 141 places, professionals and businesses that locals and…
Video of the Week: Architectural Marvel in London, England
Featuring curated videos from the most sought-after destinations the world over, discover this week’s Video of the Week. London, England | Lee Koffman, United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty Located on a sought-after road in the heart of Highgate…
Interesting Times: Why Real Estate Interests Are Not The Enemy Of New York
The real estate industry generates over 50% of the city’s tax revenues and remains integral to any hope of building additional affordable housing as well as keeping tens of thousands of New Yorkers employed. …