The buyers eagerly awaited its premiere, to cautiously step beyond its contemporary, loft-like thresholds.  But then…… Hancock Lofts faded, and the story ended.  Or did it?
Let’s pretend to turn the page and the story emerges! We learn from Curbed LA that the contemporary Koning Eizenberg designed building collecting mere glimpses from those passing by gets [...]

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At last, an article that touches upon the green movement.  Lew Sichelman, Senior Housing Correspondent at SourceMedia/National Mortgage News explains to us that retrofitting your home to fill the GREEN need is possible.  And it doesn’t have to mean buying a brand new home.
Some simple principles can be followed to your existing home when [...]

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Alejandro Lazo from the LA Times brings us this newsworthy article attributing the rise in February to more homes sold in higher-priced areas and fewer sales of lower-end homes and bank-owned properties.
And while foreclosures represented 43.8% in January, according to DataQuick, this was down from an all-time high of 58.8% in Feb 2009.
While sales [...]

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It’s hard to find any good in an article that speaks of a recession like we are experiencing.  But when it alludes to a possible ease in that recession, it still lightens the air we breathe just a bit.
The comments that follow give individual perspectives, throwing in that, “What to believe” wrench.
Regardless, the best way [...]

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Interesting read….but as pointed out in the article, take it with a grain of salt.

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