What Happens When Your Neighborhood Gets Rich? How a Quiet Corridor Turned Into an Urban Hot Spot
The gentrification of neighborhoods across the U.S. can be a boost to local economies, but it can also be a curse for people who have been the original investors. A quaint street just a little more than a half-mile from the center of downtown Indianapolis has transformed a neighborhood into an upsca
Maximalism Is Having a Big Moment in Design, but Can It Help Sell Your House?
Maximalism is having a moment. From design shows like Magnolia Network’s “Anything But Gray” (which features super colorful designs), to celebrity homes like Zooey Deschanel and Jonathan Scott’s bold New York apartment—maximalist style is making a comeback. Maximalist interiors even made the Realtor
Historic Zen-Inspired Home of Rev. Jesse Jackson’s Fiercest Activist Allies Hits the Market in Berkeley for $1.8 Million
On a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac in Berkeley, CA's iconic Elmwood district stands a beautifully preserved 1929 Craftsman home that boasts not just an incredible architectural legacy but a close connection to the Bay Area's history of activism, social justice, and educational equity. The four-bedroo
‘Meticulously Restored’ Toll House That Pre-Dates Declaration of Independence Is Listed in the Hudson Valley for Just $799K
If the walls of a 250-year-old home could talk, imagine the stories they would tell—particularly those found within one Hudson Valley property that once served as a toll house where travelers would pause to pay their dues before continuing on their journey. The aptly named Old Toll House, which is l
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