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Lake Erie “Mod Pod” Listed for $19.5M; Was Drop Ceiling Inventor’s Shangri-la

Dobermans released every two hours to patrol the property. Underground streets lined with a restaurant, bars and a barber shop. A private beach and marina sculpted into the shores of Lake Erie. Helicopter pad. Rotating garage floor made of marble so no one had to back out that rare Ducati. These are just a few …

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Real estate resolutions, predictions, wish lists for 2012: Part 2

Real estate resolutions, predictions, wish lists for 2012: Part 2 Industry professionals keep optimism alive By Inman News, Monday, January 2, 2012. Inman News asked readers to share their expectations for real estate’s top issues and trends in 2012, and to find out what tops their wish lists and to-do lists in the year ahead. …

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Mushroom Home in Perinton, NY

For sale: $1,100,000 This whimsical construction in upstate New York was custom-built in 1971 and was designed to look like a stem of Queen Anne’s Lace, but due to its pod-like structure, it is most often referred to as the “Mushroom House.” Location: Perinton, NY (approximately 10 miles southeast of Rochester) Architecture style: “Pod” design …

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Real estate pros share their insights on 2012 (A Small Collection)

Inman News asked readers to share their expectations for real estate’s top issues and trends in 2012, and to find out what tops their wish lists and to-do lists in the year ahead. What are the top items on your real estate wish list for 2012? 1. Jobs, jobs, jobs. You can’t revive housing without …

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What’s in Store for 2012 in Real Estate?

For most in real estate, 2011 was yet another rough and tumble year. As we tried our best to deflect the continued slings and arrows of a challenged economy, many adjusted to the market and unearthed new opportunities for growth and expansion. Here, members of RISMedia’s Real Estate Information Network® (RREIN) share their strategies for …

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Housing Forecast: Positive Signs Offset the Negative

The median home price in the U.S. has plunged nearly 40% in a little over five years, but the worst is definitely over, according to a recent report by Kiplinger: The market has finally wrung out the last excess valuations born of the housing bubble. Before you break out the party hats, note that this …

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Real Estate Outlook: Distressed Properties’ Far Reaching Effects

The number of distressed properties across the nation has resulted in a range of effects. Most notably, though, has been the effect on non-distressed homes in neighboring areas and communities. Perhaps no one has been harder hit than builders of new homes. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) reports that one out of three …

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Travel Tips for the Holiday Season

Millions of travelers will set out on long road trips to see family and friends this holiday season. Take a moment to read these tips for keeping your self and belongings safe. First, keep your travel plans on a need to know basis. Do not post your excitement about being out of town on social …

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Tips from the Top – 3 Must-Knows for Financial Success

What are the best ways to handle taxes?   The key with taxes is to stay on top of things and if the weekly routine referred to in the tips on managing money section is being followed, it will make a huge difference. Here are three more recommendations for handling taxes: Use a tax accountant …

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5 Things To Do NOW If You Want to Buy A Home In 2012

At this point in December, it can start to feel like the New Year – along with all our hopes, dreams, wishes and expectations for it – are barreling down on us. Personally, I’m a rabid Resolution-setter, and I have a pretty strong track record of making New Year’s changes actually happen – and stick.  …

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State Street Miracles, Media Theatre featured on WHYY’s NPR

Last week State Street Miracles, a program at the Media Theatre which encourages individuals with intellectual disabilities in the arts, was featured on WHYY and NPR. In the broadcast, you can hear them rehearsing and interviews with Jesse Cline, Artistic Director, and Roger Ricker about the program. Read more about State Street Miracles on Newsworks.

Santa Claus Tour 2011 Broomall Fire Company

Dates, Times & Locations Tuesday, December 13th Starting at 5:15PM Lawrence Park, including all Lawrence Rd. cul-de-sacs Wednesday, December 14th Starting at 5:15PM All streets in the borders of Media Line Rd, West Chester Pike, Springfield Rd.,Sproul Rd & Cedar Grove Rd. & Rt.#252. Thursday, December 15th Starting at 5:15PM All streets in the borders …

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