Summer is fast approaching and contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to spend a lot to stay cool and comfortable in your home. There are a number of high-efficiency, DIY methods that can get the job done. “Things like curtains, sealing gaps, and ventilating strategically are hard to beat—they rarely cost you more thanRead …
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Listed byReverie Leasing Brokered byRockrose New – 5 hours ago 1/9 $7,250/mo – bed – bath 180 Ashland Pl Apt 4102, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Scenic viewsClubhousePet friendlyHardwood floorsDishwasherWasher/Dryer – Property type Apartment – Last updated Today – Availability – Learn more Request a tour Start by selecting a date, you can provide up to 3Read …
Most homeowners know that mulch supports soil and plant health. What often gets overlooked, however, is its effect on a home’s foundation. Certain mulching habits—such as using moisture-trapping materials too close to the siding or piling mulch too high—can lead to termite infestations and foundation rot. “Mulch traps moisture. That’s its job. But thick pilesRead …
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Listed bySaadiah Fowlkes Brokered byCorcoran Bedford Stuyvesant New – 4 hours ago 1/9 $2,600/mo – bed – bath – 800 square feet sqft – 2,000 square foot lot sqft lot 105 E 45th St # 1, Brooklyn, NY 11203 Scenic viewsHardwood floors – Property type Townhomes – Last updated Today – Year built 1950 –Read …
California is finally making progress on a stalled program to build tiny homes to address the state’s homelessness crisis. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and City Council member Hugo Soto-Martínez attended a groundbreaking of a development in East Hollywood earlier this week. It will house 50 people, with 10 beds for transitional youth. “At aRead …
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Your paycheck may be growing, but “inflation contagion” is eating up those gains—and then some. Despite some frustrating macro headlines, there are real silver linings in the housing market worth paying attention to. Mortgage rates are holding steady, sellers are recalibrating their expectations, rents keep softening, and new research puts a hard number on whatRead …
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After more than 100 years at its longtime Baltimore home, the Preakness Stakes is officially heading to a new racetrack for the first time in more than a century. The iconic Maryland horse race, which has been nicknamed “the second jewel of the Triple Crown,” will temporarily relocate from the Pimlico Race Course to LaurelRead …
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New Jersey could soon launch a program that cuts the red tape to allow vacant office parks to be converted into housing. The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee pushed forward a bill, S-1766, that would let developers skip some local zoning rules to repurpose vacant office parks and retail centers. The goal is forRead …
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Comedian Pete Davidson closed on the sale of his Staten Island apartment at a $400,000 loss just one day before rumors emerged that he has split from his girlfriend Elsie Hewitt—amid speculation that he is “selling his properties” in order to “open up funds” that will help him to manage the ongoing care of theirRead …
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Actress Drew Barrymore’s 280-year-old weekend retreat has come under offer, just weeks after it was put on the market for $4.99 million, following a dramatic renovation and restoration by the “Never Been Kissed” star. Barrymore, 51, initially listed the expansive six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Westchester dwelling at the end of March, having purchased it just two yearsRead …
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