| M O R E R E S O U R C E S |
|
|
|
washingtonpost.com - Real Estate Feed
|
Bringing More Into the Fold
Frankly, it's scary to head toward a place where I never planned to go.
Pint-Size Powder Rooms
When responding to nature's call means trekking up or down a flight of stairs to reach a bathroom, many homeowners start looking around for a more convenient place to put the toilet and sink.
A Crusade For Competition
The Department of Justice has two blunt warnings for the American home real estate establishment:
High on Their Lofty Spaces on the Hill
Jamie Brown and Kyle Hamblin say they won't be buying another 17-foot Christmas tree this year.
Housing Starts Fade After Busy February
U.S. builders broke ground on tens of thousands fewer homes than expected in March, the biggest one-month drop in residential construction activity in 14 years, according to government figures released yesterday.
In Real Estate Fever, More Signs of Sickness
Matt Marshman watched it happen in one Germantown neighborhood in February. Each house that went up for sale cost about $15,000 more than the last. And the houses were all very much alike.
Md. Seeks To Speed Up Enforcement
Maryland real estate regulators and the state association of Realtors are optimistic that Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) will sign a bill passed by the General Assembly that changes how licensing and regulation staffing is funded. The bill aims to address a backlog of paperwork and complaints that have piled up as the real estate market boomed and state funds dwindled.
Is Green Building Budding?
Friday marks 35 years since the first Earth Day. Have America's homes turned "green" yet?
|
|
Back to Real Estate Feeds
|
|
