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This notable Los Angeles estate has rebounded onto the market—with yet another price reduction.
Built for basketball legend Wilt Chamberlainthe massive dwelling is taking another shot at attracting a buyer.
The enormous, five-bedroom residence was listed for $19 million
A New England Colonial that was built in 1705 in Kingston, NH, is the oldest home on the market this week on Realtor.com®.
The three-bedroom domicile still boasts eight fireplaces (including one with a beehive oven), exposed-beam ceilings, and wide-plank …
The Arkansas Realtors Association is creating temporary command centers to help with house payments, rent and hotel rooms for those affected by the March tornadoes.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Friday marks four weeks since two EF-3 tornadoes tore through Arkansas,
No one likes making mistakes, especially when they can be costly. I know that you likely share my perfectionist tendencies and are often averse to taking risks. As physicians, we are trained to carefully consider the risk-benefit ratio before making
Mortgage rates moved down sharply in March, a welcome trend for homebuyers hoping to make a deal during the spring selling season. Will rates continue the downward trend in April?
Housing analysts expect mortgage rates to continue to bounce around
The Byberry Township African American Burial Ground has no tombstones, grave markers, or signs of any kind. Title searchers have been unable to locate a dead to the property.
But Deborah Gary knows where the tiny cemetery was and still
A Nevada handyman turned the tables on squatters who invaded his mother’s California home, after local officials said they could offer no assistance getting them out.
Flash Shelton, executive director of the Las Vegas-based United Handyman Association, said in a
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) – A group of local realtors is encouraging women of color to invest in real estate to not only create futures for themselves but to have something to leave for their children.
The push comes after the
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Dewayne Carpenter says a tornado market is here.
Read: Sheriff: ‘Cowardly scumbags’ spread anti-Semitic flyers throughout Volusia County
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