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Live inside your own storybook castle in Connecticut

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The exterior is like a storybook dream

Screen grab from Realtor

We all know that Disneyland is far from Stamford, Connecticut, but there’s a residence on the real estate market that gives off serious “Beauty and the Beast” vibes.

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exterior Screen grab from Realtor

And it can be yours for $1.995 million.

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great room Screen grab from Realtor

“Presenting Chateau Rochamore – designed by renowned architect Gustav Steinbeck at the turn of the century,” the listing on Realtor.com says. “It is more than just a home – it’s a unique castle! Drive through the gates to your private

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Here’s where home prices are dropping the most

Homebuyers are finally gaining leverage in the housing market, but where they can get the best discounts on home prices vary from metro to metro.

Some of the most popular pandemic boomtowns such as Phoenix and Seattle, plus perennially popular West Coast cities like San Jose and San Francisco, posted home price declines of more than 10% from their 2022 peaks, according to December data from mortgage technology and data providers Black Knight Inc. That outpaced the average national decline of 5.3%, off their June 2022 peaks.

That’s a welcome sign for some buyers who are taking advantage of newfound

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My Stock Report Card for Jan – Mar 2019

My Stock Report Card for Jan – Mar 2019

US Stocks

SG Stocks

Total Passive Income Collected Between Jan – Mar 2019 : SGD 19,392 ( 4,924 from Dividend, 14,467.38 from Structured Notes)

Total Profit / Loss from Sales of Stocks between Jan – Mar 2019 : -$812 (M1)

Stocks added between Jan – Mar 2019 : None

It has been a roller coaster 4 months. We are back at the all time high range. I am again in this to sell or not to sell mode. Lucky for me, the structured note that I bought last year managed to

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Realtors explain SLO County’s 2022 housing market struggle

At the start of 2022, many San Luis Obispo County Realtors were feeling optimistic about the coming year’s housing market.

The year, Realtor Karen Fissori said, was supposed to be a “prosperous” one for the San Luis Obispo County housing market — but instead it turned out to be “a roller coaster.”

It started with five years of record-low interest rates, along with “the strongest yearly growth in single-family (home) values ​​and rentals, a generational low in foreclosure rates and the highest number of home sales in 15 years.”

“But, rising inflation and mortgage rates in 2022 changed its outlook