Monthly Archives: January 2020

BoxBrownie, RESAAS announce partnership for image enhancement services

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Vancouver, British Columbia-based RESAAS Services, Inc. and Australian image enhancement company BoxBrownie announced a partnership Wednesday that will offer photography editing and visual marketing assets to 475,000 subscribers. Continue reading →

BoxBrownie, RESAAS announce partnership for image enhancement services

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Vancouver, British Columbia-based RESAAS Services, Inc. and Australian image enhancement company BoxBrownie announced a partnership Wednesday that will offer photography editing and visual marketing assets to 475,000 subscribers. Continue reading →

Nonprofit to buy home occupied by homeless moms since November

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California Governor Gavin Newsom and Oakland’s mayor have signed on to a solution that would allow the nonprofit to buy the home “for a price not to exceed the appraised value.” Continue reading →

Nonprofit to buy home occupied by homeless moms since November

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California Governor Gavin Newsom and Oakland’s mayor have signed on to a solution that would allow the nonprofit to buy the home “for a price not to exceed the appraised value.” Continue reading →

$100M Coldwell Banker agent leaves Compass after 3 weeks

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Frankel, a 20-year veteran of Coldwell Banker, closed $98.5M in sales volume in 2018, making him a top producer at the brokerage. Continue reading →

Millennials and Gen Zers face off in battle for housing

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According to realtor.com’s latest Generational Propensity report, the oldest Gen-Zers are beginning to transition from renting to buying with their share of mortgage applications reaching 2 percent in Q4 2019. Continue reading →

Our Siblings, Our Selves

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A new study of sibling relationships in later life, linked to well-being, brought the Brown sisters to mind. They are the quartet of women whose annual photographs, over more than four decades in the same pose and in the same order, taken by the same p… Continue reading →