Aug 29th 2012 10:43AM
At first glance, the dilapidated buildings above aren't the sexiest pieces of real estate, but when you see what's been hiding underneath for decades, your interest will surely be aroused. A demolition crew preparing rundown historic buildings in Louisville, Ky., for interior demolition uncovered an abandoned... Continue Reading »
Mar 15th 2010 5:45PM
San Francisco and Detroit may be in full bloom this spring thanks to urban farms. Who are responsible for these urban farm projects? Could urban farms really remake either of these cities? The cities' housing markets don't have much in common. San Francisco is frequently in the news for high priced homes, while Detroit is... Continue Reading »
Mar 5th 2010 12:09PM
The top two housing markets in the nation right now are.... drumroll, please... Pittsburgh, PA and Louisville, KY. So says MSNBC. Both cities have what a bunch of others do not: middle class affordability, low numbers of foreclosures, and stable pricing that indicates the market is neither too hot, nor too cold, but a... Continue Reading »
Nov 18th 2009 1:00PM
It doesn't hurt to ask. That's the lesson learned from a new program in Philadelphia which is helping homeowners stay in their foreclosed property. The initiative is working so well that it's getting praise for being better than the Obama administration's $75 million program and being considered as a model for other states... Continue Reading »
Nov 11th 2009 9:30AM
Watch your step in Florida: Orlando, Tampa, Miami and Jacksonville were just ranked top four most dangerous cities for walkers according to a new Transportation for America study. The organization hopes to draw attention to the 5,000 accidental deaths a year due to pedestrian un-friendly roads. The study is timed to strike... Continue Reading »
