An interactive map from Climate Central show just how bad things would be A new interactive map from nonprofit organization Climate Central gives an unsettling visualization of what New York City would look like, should sea levels drastically rise. We’ve seen other visuals that hint at what things could look like if global warming worsens, […more]
It’s the last blog of 2017! And what a year it has been for our Brookside/Waldo neighborhood. Home prices have been way up, and we welcomed many new small businesses! Yes, it’s going to be frigid cold on New Year’s Eve this year I have been living abroad for almost a year now, and sometimes […more]
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A total of four lots with bay views are included with this stylish two-bedroom contemporary in Contra Costa County. The home includes hardwood flooring, a stone fireplace and an office space with a loft, while a deck off the back overlooks the water. Stone counters and a stainless steel range outfit the kitchen, and the […more]
This penthouse boasts a 12-foot ceiling and the largest two-bedroom floor plan at The Lumina. Bedrooms feature four-panel sliding glass doors and views of the Bay Bridge. The owner’s suite offers a 3-D accent wall. Smart home amenities include Somfy Mylink Automated Blinds, a Nest thermostat and Lutron Caseta switches. Oak flooring spans the living […more]
Afternoons are a special time of day at 757 Oak Lane in Sonoma. That’s when the sunlight pours through the home, flooding the kitchen and dining room with warming rays. “There’s lots of light streaming through the windows along the southern side of the home during the afternoon,” said Mary Bienek of Sotheby’s International Realty, […more]
The inflation is off the charts If you need something to make you even more enraged at the MTA than you probably already were this year, well, here it is: The New York Times dropped a doozy of an investigation into the MTA’s construction costs, and it’s … illuminating, if we’re being charitable; enraging, if […more]
What a swampy lot of a year this has been for Houston, eh? Swamplot is taking off early today just to help get the thing over with. Here’s to a better 2018 for all of us, whatever your elevation or If there is no smooth blood flow then, getting healthy erection might become difficult. get […more]
2017 kicked off in the face of great uncertainty regarding how a former New York real estate developer in the White House would affect New York real estate. Despite a tumultuous year of politics, the city chugged along with new development, construction ranging from affordable to luxury projects, and record-setting prices for the residential market. […more]
Imagine coming home to a roaring fire It’s cold in New York this week—like, really cold. Like, take a cab to your destination that’s a five-minute walk from your apartment cold. We’re talking you go outside for ten minutes and are convinced that you have frostbite cold. (And if you’re smart, you won’t be joining […more]