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Bridgeport, Conn.: ‘A Diamond in the Rough’ Reinventing Itself
This Fairfield County city is working to shed its ‘rundown’ image, although progress is happening slowly: “The city’s turning itself around.”
Bridgeport, Conn.: ‘A Diamond in the Rough’ Reinventing Itself
This Fairfield County city is working to shed its ‘rundown’ image, although progress is happening slowly: “The city’s turning itself around.”
NAR-DOJ ruling divides agents over commission, pocket listing rules
Agents and brokers who spoke to Inman following the ruling in favor of NAR disagreed on who is "overreaching" in the case and on whether changes to the controversial rules are necessary.
Meet Ira Wallace, the Godmother of Southern Seeds
For a quarter of a century, Ira Wallace has nurtured seeds and gardeners: ‘When you say her name in our community, all this love comes up.’
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve gotten from a mentor? Agents weigh in
From advice on managing your money, time and mindset to practical advice on attire, here's the best advice agents received from their mentors.
$1.9 Million Homes in Arizona, Florida and Massachusetts
A Spanish-style house in Phoenix, a Craftsman bungalow in Tampa and a 1916 Colonial Revival home in Lexington.
What can we learn from a chicken sandwich? 5 key takeaways
Although they claim to have been the first to offer a fried chicken sandwich, Chick-fil-A realized that anyone else could offer a competing product. Therefore, they focused on developing an unbeatable customer experience.
Listing inventory drying up? 7 FAQs for hosting a budget-friendly homeseller seminar
Hosting a budget-friendly real estate seminar doesn't have to be overwhelming or expensive — all it takes is a bit of creativity and planning ahead of time so you can make sure everything runs smoothly on the day of the event itself.
Meet your mentor: A step-by-step for finding a real estate role model
Whether you’re looking to start strong or take your existing business to the next level, a mentor can be key. Learn how to find the expertise and experience you need in a real estate mentor.
75-Year-Old, Frank Lloyd Wright-Style Home in SoCal Is Listed for $2.5M
Built in 1948 by a Frank Lloyd Wright devotee, this La Canada Flintridge, CA, home could be mistaken as a Wright design.
The hallmarks are there. With an open layout, walls of windows, a stone-stacked fireplace, custom built-ins throughout, and lots of interior wood, the 2,557-square-foot home is reminiscent of many Wright houses.
But this four-bedroom, three-bath dwelling was actually designed and lived in by local architect, Jack Simison, a fan of Wright’s work—especially organic design.
Referred to as the Simison House, the well-preserved property is on the market for the first time in its 75 years. It’s available for $2,500,000.
$1.6M Texas Hotel Is Looking for a Buyer To Check In
Checking in! With 12 bedrooms, 10 with en suite bathrooms, the historic Farris Hotel, aka Hotel Dallas, could be just about anything.
The building, just off Main Street in Eagle Lake, TX, has come on the market with a list price of $1,650,000.
“It was built in 1912 and, throughout its life, it has been a hotel at least twice and then a restaurant. And the individual who owns it now is using it as a single-family residence,” says Tim Grimes of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty, who is co-listing the property with Brian Spack.
“There are so many possibilities somebody could do with this. If somebody has an imagination and is creative, it could be something really special,” Grimes adds.
In a first, Rocket Mortgage powers mortgages for a community bank
Nashville, Tennessee-based Fourth Capital Bank is the first to integrate Rocket’s digital mortgage application using a new platform developed by Q2 Software.
6 Universal Design Tips for Easy, Long-Term Living at Home
Photo courtesy of Mowery Marsh Architects LLC via Houzz
Making your forever home as beautiful as possible is a no-brainer. But when it comes to improving accessibility, not every homeowner prioritizes with the future in mind.
Mobility and functionality are key for comfortably aging in place. Plus, home design that factors for accessibility can also be beneficial when selling a house.
The fix here, as you might have guessed, is called universal design. This is a plan that makes a home accessible and safe for anyone who lives there.
Sometimes called inclusive design or design for all, this approach helps create an equitable environment that accommodates seniors or those with mobility issues. And fortunately, some of these tweaks don’t have to break the bank.
Triple Play: Three-Dome Home Rolls Onto the Market in Texas for $1.3M
Dome homes occasionally bounce onto the market. Recently, we even came across a two-dome home. But what about a home with three domes? Whoa.
A 6,427-square-foot, triple-domed home in Bulverde, TX, has a trio of geodesic domes and is listed for $1.3 million.
The seller built the domed property over several years, after moving from another domed home in California.
The Texas home is two stories, and the central dome is 40 feet in diameter. It is flanked by two domes, each 30 feet in diameter and connected to the main dome by hallways.
What does good leadership look like in 2023? Pulse
As we launch into Leadership Month here at Inman, we're asking you: What does leadership look like today?
Tired of Modern Farmhouse? ‘Teen Mom’ Chelsea DeBoer Has a Glam New Style To Try on ‘Down Home Fab’
While few might think of Sioux Falls, SD, as a glamorous place to live, resident Chelsea DeBoer of “Teen Mom” fame is working to change that perception on her new home renovation show, “Down Home Fab.”
On this new series, Chelsea and her husband, Cole DeBoer, have been renovating homes in the area, pulling off some daring decor moves that her clients adore. On the latest episode, “Industrial Glam,” the DeBoers visit the home of Matt and Sara, who live on a 6-acre ranch in the nearby town of Del Rapids. Yet country elements such as farmhouse sinks and barn doors are the exact opposite of how these clients hope their new home will look.
Both are dentists, inspiring Cole to quip, “This is something we can really sink our teeth into.”
That gets an eye roll from Chelsea, but she agrees with him.
Minimum wage workers need at least 4 jobs to pay rent in some cities
Even the most expensive cities — which typically have higher minimum wages — are more affordable than those with $7.25 an hour minimums, according to data released Tuesday by Zillow.
5 secrets behind my best sales year yet, despite the market slowdown
Top-producing agent Mary Bonham believes that no matter what the market renders, there are key actions we can take as Realtors that’ll improve our business.
US home prices slip for fifth month as market bottom comes into view
The Case-Schiller index posted a 7.7 percent annual gain in home prices — down from a 9.2 percent gain in October — while the FHFA index showed a 0.1 percent decline in prices between October and November.