For buyers with a green thumb, this 2ha Eastern Shore property would be a slice of paradise.
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Month: <span>November 2019</span>
An ivy clad Albert Park barn conversion with incredible gardens like a private park has hit the market with some of the largest and most impressive greenery on offer in the affluent city suburb.
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Experts agree that consumers save more, when there’s more short-term rentals. One study found that’s even more concentrated near holidays.
In this two-part series, we’ll explore what some of the top duos in the country have to say about choosing the right partner, splitting responsibilities, handling conflict and creating a brand able to stand the test of time.
It’s often an uphill battle to convince sellers to make repairs, especially if they don’t see any issues with their home as is. But there are three moments in a transaction where your chances of success soar. Here’s how to take advantage of those opportunities.
Here is our roundup of the biggest mistakes agents make in their listing photos. We know you’d never be guilty of these visual offenses, right?
Our favorite handlers from last week’s Pulse survey include pointing out that mortgage rates are already at historic lows and stirring up some FOMO.
In this column, Anthony Askowitz explores a hypothetical Miami real estate situation from both sides of the broker/agent dynamic. This month: A top Miami agent is frustrated with new state regulations concerning naming and branding, which forbid certain words and force agents, groups and teams to showcase their brokerage on equal terms.
Plans for an affordable social housing development on the state’s East Coast have been dropped in the face of staunch community opposition.
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The top end of leafy Vermont has gone from “cactus” to back in the black after a deal 150 days in the making set a new record triple what you’d pay for the suburb’s typical home. Check it out.
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