Real Estate
Spring forward in home fashion
If I asked you to name a city that hosts an influential fashion show twice a year you would no doubt think of New York or Paris or perhaps Milan. But what about High Point? Yes, the small city in North Carolina does just that, only instead of haute couture, it showcases the latest emerging trends in home dècor, as in the fashions your house will...
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CNBC program to feature Hilton Head real estate, tourism markets
Hilton Head Island will be featured on the Monday edition of "Street Signs," a CNBC show that focuses on financial markets and economic trends.
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The Mortgage Professor: Cash-out loans can cost a pretty penny
Borrowers who withdraw cash when they refinance are viewed as riskier than those who don't, because the cash withdrawal indicates possible financial distress - and that perception can raise a borrower's costs.
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Real estate Q&A: With retirement in full view, try to avoid refinancing
QUESTION: I have five years left until I pay off my 30-year mortgage. I received an offer to refinance, which certainly is tempting, but I'm getting pretty close to retirement. Should I lighten my burden now or try to hold on for five more years?
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Assisted living industry rolls out welcome mat as boomers age
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The economy is slowly recovering, home values are rising again, and baby boomers are turning 65 at a rate of nearly 10,000 a day.
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Once-reviled flippers could help heal some housing markets
Home flippers got a bad name during the housing boom. They sold properties for big profits in days or weeks, and the rapid price appreciation created a frenzy that led to the eventual bust.
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Bluffton to consider building new town hall, court
Bluffton town leaders will consider Tuesday purchasing 11 parcels of land at Bluffton Village for a new Town Hall and municipal court.
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Weichert helps Boys & Girls Club
Joe Ryan of Weichert, Realtors-Coastal Properties presented a check Wednesday for $3,200 to Kim Likins, executive director of the Hilton Head Island Boys & Girls Club, and other club members. The money was raised during the Weichert Realtors-Coastal Properties' RBC Heritage Charity Event last month...
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Architects trained to help in a disaster
Last week at the American Institute of Architects South Carolina's annual convention we celebrated our 100th anniversary. As part of the convention, 35 architects were trained on how to assist building officials in rapid safety assessments after a disaster. The seminar, offered through the American...
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