Working with the landscape brings added beauty to this regional garden.
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Working with the landscape brings added beauty to this regional garden.
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Robert Flaxman, the CEO and co-founder of Crown Realty and Development and Bruce Isackson, president of the California-based WP Investments, are both pleading guilty for their roles in the massive, highly publicized college fraud scheme, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts announced on Monday.
It wouldn’t look out of place in Mt Hotham, Thredbo, or even the French Alps. But you definitely won’t need skis to navigate your way around this quirky home south of Adelaide.
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Blockchain company ShelterZoom announced Monday the launch of Mithra, the “world’s first tokenized, industry-agnostic digital contract platform.”
Real Trends, the analytics and consulting firm behind the Real Trends 500, is taking aim at T3 Sixty, the publisher of the Swanepoel Mega 1000, another industry ranking of the top brokerages in the county.
LandOnEarth is a new home search portal now in beta that focuses on lifestyle before availability and helps agents interact and manage their business.
A few years ago, a real estate veteran allegedly wore a hat with the number “40” emblazoned on the crown, which was his purported ranking on the Stefan Swanepoel 200 Power List.
Peer-to-peer lending platform PeerStreet has lowered the minimum sum needed to invest in its real estate-backed loans to $100, the company announced Monday.
Developers are lining up with mega offers for a former primary school site in a popular Wantirna pocket. See what the block is expected to bring in for the state government.
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A suburb west of Brisbane was expected to deliver Queensland’s biggest price rise in the $500,000 house market, while another to its south was expected to do the exact opposite.
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