Before spending the big bucks on a home improvement project, know which upgrades make fiscal sense Before spending the big bucks on a home improvement project, know which upgrades make fiscal sense.
There has already been one sale topping $100 million in California this week and now there's another one to report on the other side of the country. La Follia, a 37,500-square-foot building on Palm Beach's Intracoastal Waterway just closed for a $105 million, according to property deeds cited by The Palm Beach Post.
The former Spelling Manor, custom built for television producer Aaron Spelling and his wife Candy in the late 1980s, has just sold after three years on the market by its most recent owner, Petra Ecclestone, heir to the Bernie Ecclestone and part of the Formula One fortune.
Open houses are a great way to drum up interest in a home and get potential buyers to put in an offer. But opening the door to the public does come with risks. One big risk that sellers (and some agents) often overlook is theft.
Why 13, you ask? Two reasons really: First, it aligns happily with the 13 colonies that started our nation, and second, 50 is just too darn many - you've got a barbecue to get ready for! You'll note in these 13 ideas that white isn't included in the tally. It's too easy.Why 13, you ask? Two reasons really: First, it aligns happily with the 13 colonies that started our nation, and second, 50 is just too darn many - you've got a barbecue to get ready for! You'll note in these 13 ideas that white isn't included in the tally. It's too easy.If you want more white, buy organic white sheets and towels, add crown molding to your living room, or a subway tile backsplash in your kitchen. Also, you probably have acres of white in your home already. Most toilets sold today are white, and most ceilings are painted that color. White is also one of the most popular choices for kitchen cabinets and countertops.Full Article
In today's digital/mobile world, most of the purchase transactions we perform are done in a modern, convenient fashion. Most Americans' online shopping patterns have evolved from buying commodity items like books to more personalized items like clothes and groceries. More recently, transactions that historically were more expensive or complex are becoming more commonplace.
Last week, the AnnA Villa in Paris made history by becoming the first-ever European property to be sold entirely via blockchain transaction. The luxury building, located in the city's Boulogne-Billancourt district, was valued at €6.5 million and was sold to French real estate companies, Sapeb Immobilier, and Valorcim.
Staying one step ahead in the uncertain and competitive real estate space can be a challenge. We started out the year with many experts predicting that sustainability would once again be a "trend" for 2019. This is not an "aha" moment for most of us: Green building and sustainability have been enduring trends in the industry for the past couple of decades.Sustainability can no longer be considered a niche. In fact, consumers demand and expect it from most aspects of their lives. Even professional sports leagues, like the NFL, now have formal sustainability initiatives in place. According to a recent survey by Nielsen, 81% of consumers around the globe believe it is extremely or very important for companies to have environmental improvement as an objective.Full Article
Most people don't own homes just to turn them over for a quick profit. In fact, according to Realtor magazine, homeownership tenure is at its highest level in 18 years.
One of the first decisions home sellers must make is about timing. This immediately raises the question of whether it is more prudent to buy and then sell or to sell and then buy.
If you want to adequately invest your money somewhere in this day and age, it is no doubt that real estate is the right choice. People who invest in real estate can enjoy steady incomes for a long time after a one-time investment. In this article, we will guide you through 5 interesting benefits of investing in the real estate sector.
If you recently moved from your home and leased it out, or inherited a rental property, you're in one of the largest demographics of real estate investors: accidental landlords. When it comes to leasing, the learning curve is a harsh one.