Monthly Archives: November 2018

San Francisco is mostly made up of $1M homes now

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There are now only 15 neighborhoods left in the entire city where the median home value is below $1 million, according to a new analysis from property portal Trulia. Continue reading →

Luxury Presence gets $2.13M in funding

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The Santa Monica-based luxury brokerage marketing platform closes on funding round of $2.13 million to expand marketing services to luxury real estate brokerages. Continue reading →

Owner fined for rejecting disabled couple’s request for first-floor pad

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A Las Vegas landlord has been slapped with a fine after his building manager refused to allow a disabled couple to move into a first-floor apartment. Continue reading →

‘We don’t want them here:’ NYC locals respond to Amazon HQ2 report

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Amazon is likely to choose Long Island City in Queens for one of two planned sites of its second headquarters, raising mixed feelings among residents. Continue reading →

Intergenerational Places Help Young and Old Thrive

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  Each day, PreK and kindergarteners arrive for school in Jenks, Okla.  in classrooms deeply embedded in a skilled nursing home, Grace Living Center. Their two public school classrooms, along with a sunlit atrium and bright playground, are the hub of t… Continue reading →

The Personal Sacrifices Family Caregivers Make for Their Loved Ones

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Unpaid family members and friends who care for loved ones want to provide that care, but they sacrifice their own financial, medical and social needs to do it. This is one of the main findings from a recent survey conducted by the Associated Press-NORC… Continue reading →

The Veterans Benefit for Long-Term Care

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(This article previously appeared on APlaceforMom.com.) Millions of veterans who need long-term care are missing out on the benefits they’ve earned because they don’t know about them. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid & Atte… Continue reading →

All About the Veterans Benefit for Long-Term Care

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(This article previously appeared on APlaceforMom.com.) Millions of veterans who need long-term care are missing out on the benefits they’ve earned because they don’t know about them. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid & Atte… Continue reading →

Hidden in plain sight: The hoarding epidemic and how it impacts real estate

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Studies show that 1 in roughly every 20 people suffers from hoarding disorder, which means you probably know someone who is a hoarder. Here’s what you can do to identify the signs and take action to help. Continue reading →