I am living in a duplex in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. My immediate neighbors and I share a little garden patio that faces the sidewalk. Weeks before the pandemic hit Miami, before it occurred to any of us that we’d all be living in close quarters with roommates or partners...
There’s no parking. However, it can be rented in the neighborhood. This property is just 700 square feet, yet it has 2 bedrooms and even a walk-in closet. How does it fit it all in? Are most modern condos poorly laid out compared to this vintage unit?
it remains prohibitively high for meeting all the demand. This has led to a boom in SD-WAN services that offer a much lower cost and more agile approach to WAN connectivity. But SD-WAN is not an ideal solution. It suffers from performance, reliability, and security issues ...
Guaranteed to Irritate the hell out of your opponent and tie them in knots. It doesn’t do much for your appearance of rationality, but then, rationality usually goes out the window in a proper fight anyway. RES says: January 18, 2021 at 6:03 pm As what they said last month was ...
who love it, the fact that it's explicitly illegal to build dense, walkable housing pretty much anywhere it didn't already exist before World War II, and that what dense walkable housing there is is super expensive, suggests that there's a pretty big market for not living in the suburbs...
When building a house, your budget will play a critical role in determining how much you can get done. Whether you opt for bare bones construction to build a simple home or brand-new, high-end components you and your team hand-pick for the house of your dreams, select the cost range ...
So housing is a blow, but not a FIRE-extinguishing one. However, this nationwide data masks some much bigger increases in certain popular cities, including my own: Plain old Longmont Colorado now sports a hilariously high $540,000 median home price. So houses are about triple the price they...
$6,000 in utilities, $6,800 in commuting costs, $48,181 in mortgage interest after tax benefit, $19,483 in property taxes, and Insurance & Homeowner’s Association expenses of $5,148. Not even considering the value of my labor, that is a lot of money. I would have been much better...
The implicit “rental income” homeowners receive is counted in GDP! Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis. Once we factor in this additional trillion-dollar income into the real estate returns we get much more attractive returns for real estate. And that will make a very sizable differe...
Fixer-Upper or Fancy Luxury:much like the rent-vs-buy decision, this question often depends on how expensive the target area is. In pricey hotspots, everything sells at a premium – a renovated 3-bedroom house might be worth $200,000 more than the same thing in dated condition. Since it...