The main living space with wood floors and a fireplace also features walls of windows overlooking the lake and property. There are sliding doors to a wrap around deck to enjoy ...
Each year, it seems the housing market takes on a different tone – and whether it’s going to be a sellers’ market with inflated prices and bidding wars, or a buyers’ market with tons of choices and low prices – there’s no denying that the 2014 spring housing season is ...
Beautifully decorated custom colonial on parklike property with spacious rooms.The first floor master suite has a beautiful bath, and 2 walk in closets. The kitchen has a wonderful work space with stainless appliances, granite counters and a huge dining area. The great room with a fireplace is accented with ...
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How much housing you can buy with a million dollars very much depends on what city you are looking to buy in.
According to Knight Frank data cited by CNBC’s Robert Frank, a million dollars goes a lot further in Cape Town, South African, than ...
Do public open houses have a place in real estate these days when buyers can get so much information from photo galleries, floor plans and online mapping tools? Do public open houses benefit the seller or are they just a tool for the agent to get more ...
Rising home prices are bolstering seller confidence, fueling rapid growth in the number of homes for sale in many markets in February, according to a report issued by realtor.com today.Median list prices were up 7.6 percent from a year ago in February, to $199,000, and the ...
"The dream of homeownership remains very much alive and well," said Zillow's chief economist Stan Humphries. "But these aspirations must also contend with the current reality, and in many areas, conditions remain difficult."
Congratulations to Lynn Brescia for achieving Coldwell Bankers 2013 International President's Premier Award placing her in the Top 1% of all Coldwell Banker associates worldwide.
WASHINGTON — The economy may be growing at a frustratingly slow pace, but one piece of it is booming: American homeowners' equity holdings — the market value of their houses minus their mortgage debts — soared by nearly $2.1 trillion last year to $10 trillion.