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Nuclear bunkers are the new real estate craze

  • By Admin
  • on September 20, 2018

Excerpted from an article at CNET by Alfred Ng. “I am trying really hard to make this nuclear bomb shelter feel like a home. The room is small, just enough to fit a bunk bed, a padded bench, a...

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Scammers Are Increasingly Targeting Real Estate Transactions

  • By Admin
  • on September 18, 2018

Exerped from and article at Forbes by Jim Morrison. “Scams targeting real estate transactions are on the rise, according to the FBI. Experts say there are many simple ways that consumers and real estate professionals can protect themselves and each...

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Buyers are ‘fatigued,’ ‘burned out,’ but kept house-hunting even in August, real-estate agents say

  • By Admin
  • on September 17, 2018

An article over at Market Watch written by Andrea Riquier has the round up of the market burn-out that is happening. “The sharp slowdown in the housing market has come as no surprise to most observers. A steep imbalance...

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The million-dollar brownstone that no one owned

  • By Admin
  • on August 15, 2018

Excerpted from an article at The Outline by Cole Hawes Louison. On December 12, 2013, a three-story brick townhouse in a swank part of Brooklyn sold for $20,000. A mysterious organization called AOTA LLC bought it from a guy...

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Flashback: Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Strange New Cottage in Berkeley’

  • By Admin
  • on July 8, 2018

Allen Ginsberg lived in Berkeley from September 1955 until August 1956. I have written about his time here, but, until Labor Day weekend, I had not seen photographs of the cottage he rented behind 1624 Milvia. I now have five...

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Cracking the Bizarre Urban Legend of Alameda’s Little People Houses

  • By Admin
  • on July 5, 2018

Bay Curious Podcast had a great piece about an Urban Legend of the Little People Houses in Alameda. Here is an excerpt – listen and read the whole transcript at their website. During World War II, shipbuilding was big...

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The avocado toast homeownership meme, explained

  • By Admin
  • on June 12, 2018

From a Curbed article by Margaret Lin. Sixty-six million years ago, ancient giant ground sloths consumed avocados whole, traveled long distances, and, ahem, fertilized and dispersed the seed. Today, we still have avocados—and an affordable housing crisis that only seems to...

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Seattle is the Fastest Growing City that is Actually a City

  • By Admin
  • on May 25, 2018

The US Census has just released data on the fastest growing cities in the US from 2016 to 2017. Or did they? Irvine, California, at expanding at 4.2% and Henderson, Nevada, at 3.6% topped the list, which was limited to those...

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