Saturday, 19 April 2025

News

Home Technology: An Influential Designer Gives Her Take on the Designing Industry Now

There have been various designs that have developed over the years. They have branched out in so many directions that people sometimes think that they are far too different from each other. Paola Antonelli says otherwise and has committed to showing everyone how to understand that they all connect with each other in the end.

Minnesota Real Estate News: McGough Development Brings the Hyatt Regency Brand in Bloomington

Hyatt Hotels Corporation, in partnership with McGough Development, is bringing the contemporary Hyatt Regency Brand in Bloomington with the opening of the new Hyatt Regency Bloomington-Minneapolis in McGough's Bloomington Central Station mixed-use development site near the Mall of America.

Plum Creek Timber Company Merges With Weyerhaeuser Company

Shareholders of the Weyerhaeuser Company and the Plum Creek Timber Company have approved the merger between the two companies, which will now be operating under the name Weyerhaeuser, as well as will be traded in the New York Stock Exchange under the WY symbol.

EDITOR'S PICKS

Real Estate News: Which Town is the Safest to Live in?

When it comes to choosing a home to live in for you and your family, safety is of utmost importance. While there are other factors that need to be considered, you might want to check out these towns, which are hailed as the ten safest cities in the United States.
By Staff Reporter
Kim Kardashian, Kanye West Continue to Renovate Their LA Home

While Julia Roberts and other celebrities have put their properties in the market for quite a long while already, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West seem to have been enjoying improving their house in Los Angeles.
By Staff Reporter
New Condo Tower to Stand in Miami Beach, Chinese Proposes

China City Construction and partners are proposing an 18-story condo tower on the oceanfront land of Miami Beach.
By Staff Reporter
Why Housing Market Is as Fickle as the Weather

Nothing really is permanent in this world but change and the real estate is subject to that. The housing industry can be as fickle as the weather due to the housing predictions that keep coming in.
By Staff Reporter
What this Canadian Island Offers if Trump Wins

If Trump wins, what's next? Canada has something for everyone should this happen. Election is fast approaching and America is excited to know who's going to be the country's next president.
By Staff Reporter
Renovating High-End Spaces Is the New Trend

Owning high-end spaces is in itself a perk already but it seems that property owners or managers do not want to settle for that but renovation, and this has become the new trend.
By Staff Reporter
NYC Law Dept Approves Woolworth Building Expansion

NYC Law Department's office expansion in Woolworth Building is slated. About 32,000 square feet of space in Woolworth Building, 223 Broadway is reserved for the New York City Law Department.
By Staff Reporter
Home Improvements: 9 Great Ideas to a More Appealing Home

First impressions do last, and houses are no exception. Making sure one's home exudes craftiness, fun and beauty is easy. The following are nine great ideas to up your home's overall appeal.
By Staff Reporter
Michigan Real Estate News: New Mortgage Program to Boost Homeownership in Detroit

Detroit Home Mortgage, a new mortgage program seeking to increase homeownership, property values, and reinvestment to any part of the Detroit neighborhood where the appraisal gap exists, was made through the joint efforts of Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, with organizing support from the Obama Administration's Detroit Federal Working Group, the Clinton Global Initiative, local banks, foundations and non-profits.
By Staff Reporter
Louisiana Real Estate News: Alexandria’s Most Expensive Home to be Auctioned on March 12

Maison Bonne Vive ("The Good Life"), owned by Aaron Slayter Sr., is considered to be the most expensive house in Alexandria, Louisiana. It is set to be auctioned by Bonnette Auction Company and Ritchie Real Estate on March 12.
By Staff Reporter