Have you ever found yourself delicately balancing your bike against a wall or workbench to do a quick tune-up? Ever had a bike propped against the wheel well of your car to do a pre-race inspection?
Don’t do it again.
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Real Estate Market Update: A Positive Shift
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In this month’s episode of The Remax Report, Jerry Redman and Jim Csek discuss the recent signs of improvement in Kelowna’s real estate market. While the market had faced challenges in the
North Olmsted builds on pandemic-era home repair program, seeing deep need
NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio — Roxanna Robinson and her husband have lived in their split-level house for decades, on a quiet street filled with friendly neighbors.
But when you’re aging – and your home is, too – it can be hard
Home repair services play crucial role in weather safety
DAYTON, Ohio — We’ve all heard the old adage, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.”
It’s Murphy’s Law.
When it comes to essential home appliances breaking, it always seems to happen when cold, snowy weather shows up during
How the U.S. wildfires could affect home insurance rates in Canada and the Home of the Week: Canadian real estate news for the week of January 17
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Costly, but necessary home improvements
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC/CONSUMER REPORTS) – With holiday spending just behind us, the last thing anyone wants to hear about is how to spend more money.
But what if that spending could rack up savings down the road?
From home heating
The City of Cleveland rolls out new home repair application
As Cleveland’s housing stock continues to age, some residents need help making necessary repairs. Last fall, the City of Cleveland rolled out a simpler process for eligible homeowners applying for grants or loans to cover costs of crucial repairs such
Cute Toronto home sells for way above asking price in under a week
When houses are more often than not selling for under asking, it’s always a bit of a shock to see a house sell for over asking.
And 5 Sixth St. didn’t just sell for a bit over asking; it sold
Home repair grants help Portlanders stay in beloved houses
It was 1991 and Sarah Moon stood in the entryway of the house that would soon become her home. The orange shag carpet had to go. So would that terrible drop ceiling. But the small Mount Tabor home, built in
From scratch to real estate: The Indian family that built a business empire in Hawaii | Trending
In 1915, Jhamandas Watumull, a 29-year-old Indian entrepreneur, arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii, to establish a retail shop for his import business. Along with his partner Dharamdas, he registered the business under the name Watumull & Dharamdas on Hotel Street. The