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In luxury real estate, agents with green thumbs reap what they sow
From ficus hedges and podocarpus shrubs to palm trees and bamboo, real estate agents can boost their bottom line with a basic knowledge of landscaping and how it can improve clients' privacy.
Don’t fear the content creators: Why Zillow Gone Wild isn’t bad for agents
Content creators are turning Zillow listings into cold hard cash, often with for-sale properties as the butt of the joke. But increasingly the attention is drawing interest from young homebuyers.
In Seattle, Amazon now funds affordable housing - The Christian Science Monitor
In Seattle, Amazon now funds affordable housing The Christian Science Monitor
Inman’s Top 5 stories of the week (June 17-22, 2022)
Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the past seven days? Here's Inman Top 5, the most essential stories of the week, according to Inman readers.
New home sales jump unexpectedly
Sales of newly built homes shot up 10.7 percent from April to May, with 696,000 new homes sold over the course of the month, according to data released Friday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Allied Announces Conference Call to Discuss Second-Quarter Financial Results - The London Free Press
Allied Announces Conference Call to Discuss Second-Quarter Financial Results The London Free Press
TNPA embarks on ambitious R9.1bn seven-year infrastructure development programme - Creamer Media's Engineering News
TNPA embarks on ambitious R9.1bn seven-year infrastructure development programme Creamer Media's Engineering News
House payments have skyrocketed. Are they finally beginning to peak?
Mortgage payments are as high as it's been in recent memory. But a sudden slowdown in growth may spell a turning point for the market.
Australia’s most expensive boat shed gets a Murdoch makeover - Sydney Morning Herald
Australia’s most expensive boat shed gets a Murdoch makeover Sydney Morning Herald
Demand for vacation homes slips below pre-pandemic levels
Mortgage locks for second homes fell 4 percent from pre-pandemic levels in May as mortgage rates rose to nearly 6 percent and the housing market continued to cool, according to data issued Friday by Redfin.
