Resurrecting a decaying building is hard work for the best of us. But imagine trying to do so while having to combat 20 ghosts.
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Day: <span>November 2, 2019</span>
After finishing the development of a new, $8.5 million City Ford facility at Alexandria, dealer principal Mark Janus and his family are preparing to move on from their long-held home.
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A Peninsula house in a prime position sold $490,000 (nope, that’s not a typo) over reserve at a hotly contested Point Lonsdale auction on Saturday.
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Just like the ’62 Mets, everywhere columnist Lou Barnes looks in our economy today, global as well as U.S., he sees that the team is terrific, focused and productive, but the top leadership — irrespective of party or philosophy — can’t field, hit or pitch.
A first-home buyer has outbid a couple scrubbed up for Derby Day to snare a “New York-style” townhouse at a Richmond auction. A rooftop bathtub was part of the popular package.
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Here’s the story of how entrepreneur Bo Menkiti got into the real estate business to improve his neighborhood and how he’s managed to replicate the model.
Facebook’s lead generation capability is still a force to be reckoned with, unlike other social media platforms with waning popularity. How do you avoid the more problematic aspects of Facebook’s model while still taking advantage of its potential as a lead generation platform? Here are a few simple guidelines for agents.
More homes on smaller or challenging blocks are rising to new heights, so a private lift makes going up in the world so much easier at the press of a button.
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It’s definitely not just a standard house, which is what will get buyers buzzing when they see it.
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A North Narrabeen auction attracted plenty of bids yesterday. The sale price made it the third three-bedroom house to sell in the beachside suburb this year for more than $1.6 million.
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