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VIRAL: 139-Year-Old San Francisco Victorian House Literally Moved

Onlookers patiently lined up on the sidewalks to witness history of a 'moving house' in San Francisco. The 5,170 square-foot historic house at the heart of Golden City has moved six blocks away from its original address. Who says, moving is easy?

5 Overrated Organizing Tools That Do NOT Really Help Anyone

Lazy susan, round food container, spice racks are not worth the hype, your money, and space in your house.

How to Quickly Increase the Value of Your Estate

You have a property. You want to increase its value. Simple, really. Everyone wants to have real estate that's worth more than when they purchased it. However, increasing the value of your property isn't a simple process. You have to decide between low-cost and high-cost ways to add value.

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Mortgage Prices Are Rising Up and Fast, Worrying Many

Recently, mortgage prices have started to increase in many market locations, some up to 3 months high. It is now worrying many homeowners and renters alike.
By Justin Atkinson
New Normal Must Haves? Top 5 Most-Googled Home Decor Items During Pandemic Revealed

The most searched home decor is a cozy staple item at home. When the coronavirus global pandemic forced more Americans to shift to remote work and homeschooling, most homeowners find time to finally have a much-needed home upgrade.
By Kath Anderson
COVID-19 Safe: 5 Ways to Create a "New Normal" Child-Friendly Home

Having a hard time setting boundaries at home to keep your family safe? Here are 5 tips! Gone are the days when parents would drive their kids to school, pick them up in the afternoon and drop by a park before finally heading home to rest.
By Kath Anderson
Discriminatory? Airbnb Pushes Hosts Away with Pandemic Policy

Hosts turning back against Airbnb after implementing the controversial extenuating circumstances policy.
By Kath Anderson
5 Ways to Revamp Unpleasant Rental Apartment Features

From boring spaces to aesthetic rental apartment feature. Renting an apartment could both be a blessing and a curse. Blessing as it only requires you to pay a small amount compared to paying the mortgage, but a curse as you would have to live with the owner's tedious and annoying interior design.
By Kath Anderson
Homeless Gets Free Housing in New Los Angeles Tiny House Village

The tiny house village is consists of prefabricated modular tiny homes to help street dwellers overcome homelessness.
By Kath Anderson
Bithome: 5 Houses You Can Buy Using Bitcoin

Bitcoin could be used in everyday transactions, including buying your dream house. Bitcoin just achieved a record-breaking week with its latest all-time high of $54,182 on Friday.
By Kath Anderson
What Pandemic? Luxury Real Estate Takes Off Amid Coronavirus Crisis

Rich people looking for bigger space and places with fewer coronavirus cases as they embrace the "new normal."
By Kath Anderson
The Future Of Real Estate: What Does It Hold in 2021

The future of real estate is similar to a mixed bag: inside it can be either good or bad things overall. But what are possible things that future can hold?
By Justin Atkinson
5 Ways to Stay Safe and Warm During Winter Power Outage

Winter power outages could be dangerous, especially for those households not prepared for an intense cold.
By Kath Anderson