House on 600 block of Ocean View Avenue
A house in Grover Beach that sold for $1.7 million tops the list of the most expensive real estate sales in Grover Beach in the past three weeks.
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With wide planked floorboards, marble mantels, and some vintage charm, this Carroll Gardens row house has plenty of details to appeal. The location, though, might give some buyers pause. The three-family at 130 Summit Street is near the corner of
Lush with woodwork featuring striking mother of pearl inlays, this Park Slope brownstone also offers some modern amenities like updated bathrooms and central air. At 854 President Street, it also has a location just a short stroll to the green
On a one-block street, this row house was part of a 1920s development that turned former Bay Ridge estate land into tidy rows of single-family tapestry brick houses with garages. It was converted to a two-family, but 7023 Ridge Crest
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend all date from the early 20th century; one has a pool and two have parking. They are found in Bay Ridge, Marine Park and Flatlands. They range in price from
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Product sales of beforehand owned homes in June fell 5.4% from May, in response to a month-to-month report from the Nationwide Affiliation of Realtors, as prices set information and costs surged.
The product sales rely declined to a seasonally adjusted
Three properties sold for over $500,000 in Portage County for the week of May 15, 2023. The property listed here in Aurora sold with a price of $954,515.
789 Nancy Dr, Aurora, $954,515
735 Madison Ave, Aurora,
A short stroll from Prospect Park, the interior of this Windsor Terrace standalone is generously sized and has some period details such as pocket doors, stained glass, and wainscoting along with some renovations since its 1890s construction. The single-family home
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