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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Dream Ski Chalet In Courchevel: Five Bedrooms And A Concierge Team, Yours For $14.6 Million
Savills of London have the listing for a rare chalet in Courchevel 1850. It comes with full-service concierge team. And a price tag bumping $15 million for the five bedrooms. Here’s what’s on offer.
Puglia’s Promise Beyond Primitivo
Italy’s boot heel is becoming increasingly more well heeled, as wine producers become more willing to strut their stuff.
Seven Apps To Make Your Design And Renovation Projects Easier
If you want to save time, money or simply do things in the most efficient way possible, these apps are true game changers for those who want to DIY with little extra help.
Our view: To succeed at housing, California first must stop failing repeatedly
It’s no secret that many communities in the Bay Area and across California are failing — sometimes failing miserably — to meet state-assigned housing targets. What’s less known is that even those targets themselves may seriously understate the scale of housing need in California. The consistent, continuing failure to meet targets is laid out in
Western Racine County prepares for change in Foxconn’s wake
Call it development pressure or opportunity. Either way, the real estate industry is paying more attention to rural areas in western Racine County.
Look At The Numbers On How The Housing Market Has Recovered Since 2009
LendingTree recently crunched the numbers on the country’s 50 top metros to see the impact of the housing market recovery since 2009
Texas mayors, including Austin’s, oppose cap on government revenue growth
Count Austin Mayor Steve Adler among the Texas elected officials who oppose a bill that would limit how much local government revenue can grow each year. More than 130 people signed up to speak on House Bill 2 in the House Ways & Means Committee on Feb. 27. The bill would cap revenue growth for
Photos: This massive old-money estate in Woodside could break the Bay Area’s $117M price record
An historic 74-acre estate nestled in the wealthy Peninsula enclave of Woodside is on the market without a price tag, though the listing broker thinks the property could shatter the Bay Area’s current $117 million price record. The estate, named Green Gables, was once the home of turn-of-the-20th-century business magnate and philanthropist Mortimer Fleishhacker Sr.,
After massive employee turnover, Bradley Real Estate plans to close all 11 offices
After a divorce settlement between the founder and the CEO of Bradley Real Estate led to a change in leadership, hundreds of employees have left for rival brokerages in the North Bay.