The stunning ocean view and large size of the land is what sold a Fairhaven property to a young family.
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Day: <span>March 13, 2019</span>
Gone are the days of low budget demountables in caravan park-like over-50s communities.
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Several real estate developers and executives are among the dozens charged in federal court today, in connection with an alleged massive scheme to facilitate cheating on college exams, bribe admissions officials and college varsity coaches to get their children into elite colleges and universities.
A former AFL/VFL player who’s painted sporting portraits around the world — including for Richmond’s drought-breaking flag — has scored a win with the sale of his home and studio.
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Inspired by the whitewashed houses lining the hills of Mykonos, this home will transport you to Greece in no time.
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Federal officials are reportedly exploring a new flood insurance reform plan that would rely more heavily on data, potentially offering homeowners more transparency about the risks they face while also driving up rates in some areas.
With teams, big or small, the product is a sum of its members who each bring varying talents to the table. In the age of signing bonuses and payout promises, what collaborative steps can teams take to ensure success in a shifting market?
The estate where famed music producer Phil Spector shot and killed his girlfriend is now on the market for $5.5 million.
This enchanting Tamborine Mountain cottage looks like something straight from a fairytale, but unfortunately there’s no prince charming included.
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Redefy, a flat-fee brokerage that charges homeowners $3,500 to sell online, has announced plans to go public.