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Albuquerque home prices decrease slightly, number of sales on the rise
While sales were on the rise, home prices took a slight dip in April 2024, according to the most recent Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors report.
U.S. mortgage rates dip for first time in over a month
Freddie Mac reports the 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.09% for the week ending May 9 ? down from 7.22% last week.
Most expensive homes sold in Jefferson County (April 17-25, 2024)
Assessment values, which are based on recent sales of similar houses in the area, become the basis for property taxes, which will, in similar fashion, be assessed and set later this year.
Historic 7-acre Camelback Mountain property listed for $15.65M (photos)
A 7-acre property nestled between The Phoenician and Royal Palms Resort and Spa at the base of Camelback Mountain is now on the market for $15.65 million. It will be the fourth time the property has changed hands in 80 years.
David Auto owner's Main Line mansion finds buyer in under a week
The nearly century-old Villanova home features a basketball court, a koi pond and a golf green, in addition to a pool and guest house.
UPDATE: Mansion of Harold Mills, who was arrested May 9, hits market briefly for $22 million
The UCF trustee's home was the second-highest price for a listing in metro Orlando.
Pewaukee Lake home with outdoor kitchen hits the market for $2.4M: Open House
A three-story home built recently on Pewaukee Lake hit the market Friday for $2.4 million. See photos of the home, which features a lakeside outdoor kitchen, a pier and about 40 feet of lake frontage.
At Hillsboro's Orchards project, housing leaders seek ideas, better connections
The push and pull between federal, state and local roles in building affordable housing was on display Thursday during a tour of a Hillsboro complex.
New subdivision proposed by major park in St. Louis County
The new subdivision would consist of 39 houses, according to plans filed by the builder.
Housing demand strongest on Southside; transit studied for BeltLine, CEO says
The BeltLine has sparked a tug of war between revitalization and preservation. BeltLine communities want grocery stores and green space, the project's CEO says. To enjoy those new amenities, longtime residents need the chance to stay there.