Many seniors retired and left the city last year, but where are they heading? When the COVID-19 pandemic hit last year, many seniors realized that 2020 is a good year to mark their retirement and finally take a step back from the crazy and chaotic world of business and work in general.
House number 13 or 66? Hard pass for some superstitious homebuyers. Counting the number of stair steps, windows facing the east, bringing rice and salt during move in day.
Everything looks normal until you see the bathroom with a full kitchen on the side. Another day, another bizarre Zillow listing finds. When the coronavirus global pandemic hit the same month last year, everyone suddenly found a new hobby of browsing real estate listings online.
We all hope that, as home buyers, we never have to outlay too much money on repairing faults or making expensive changes to our properties. However, the reality is that issues do often occur over time, and updates are required, especially as homes age.
The GoFundMe page only got 3 donors with a total of $110 donation. Following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's explosive Oprah interview that rocked the British Royal Family, a royal fan had set up a GoFundMe page to help the couple pay off the mortgage of their $14.
The Alabama farm center development project will cost an estimated $150 million and could bring up to 400 new jobs and more than $40 million annually, according to abc3340 News.
The COVID-19 pandemic has generated an unexpected boom. With banks reducing interest rates to unheard of levels, the real estate market has skyrocketed. This is especially true for commercial real estate as companies are buying, selling, and refinancing at a breakneck pace to take advantage of historically low APRs. And it is a very good time for agents like Simon Walder.