Going, Going, Gone? Another Cape Cod Cottage That Sits Mere Feet From the Edge of Crumbling Ocean Bluff Lists for Less Than $200K
A couple of weeks ago, a Cape Cod cottage on an eroding bluff and perched just shy of collapsing into the Atlantic Ocean made headlines when it hit the market for just $239,000. While that residence is currently pending sale, an adjacent property has also just hit the market—this one for the extraor
Zohran Mamdani Wins New York City Mayoral Election—After Promising Sweeping Tax and Housing Changes
Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani has won the New York City mayoral election, beating out former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa. The race was called for Mamdani by the Associated Press around 9:34 p.m. on Tuesday—just over 30 minutes after polls closed. There were
Sell or Stay? The High-Stakes Decision Facing Real Estate Investors
To sell or to stay, that is the question. And it’s not just baby boomers asking it (though many of them seem firmly in the "stay" category). Investors who cleaned up over the past few years—snapping up properties during the sub-3% mortgage era—are now rethinking their next move. With inventory stil
Upzoning Was Meant To Fix L.A.’s Housing Crisis—Is It Making It Worse?
Gary Mkrtichyan thought he was helping solve Los Angeles’ housing crisis. Last year, the general contractor broke ground on a small infill project in a single-family neighborhood—exactly the kind of construction California’s new zoning laws were meant to encourage. But nearly a year later, the proje
Categories
Recent Posts
