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Urban farming growing in popularity
Local food interest and economy pressures mean that cities are increasingly having to weigh in on what animals and garden activities they’ll permit.
Should I list my home during the holidays?
The old thinking that you shouldn’t doesn’t apply anymore, thanks to the Internet and hectic lives.
A stove for every need
100 years after the first electric range, home cooks have options in stoves that our forefathers never dreamed of.
5 things to know about real estate disclosures
It’s the seller’s obligation to disclose potential issues, but it’s the buyer’s responsibility to be completely aware of past problems.
Contents of Michael Jackson’s home to be auctioned
A limited edition auction catalog is already on sale for $100.
Many homeowners choosing gas fireplaces
Today’s models look realistic and can heat a room.
Living room updates don’t have to be pricey
You can use lighting, accessories or even cushions to spruce up your room without shelling out a lot of cash.
Design trends embrace aging in the home
Many homes built during the 1980s and ’90s will no longer be ideal for homeowners as they get older.
Hidden menace to housing recovery
Officially, there are 3.5 million homes for sale nationwide. But there are millions more lurking in the shadows — hidden neatly away on banks’ balance sheets, stalled in foreclosure court proceedings or simply occupied by nonpaying owners as lenders wait months or years before taking action.
The housing market’s ballooning shadow inventory — buoyed by a yearlong foreclosure slowdown — stands as the most menacing obstacle to the recovery of the residential real estate market.