Back in August, I wrote about visiting my daughter in Dallas, where block after block of early 20th-century bungalows are vanishing, replaced by sprawling mini-mansions with not a whisper of the neighborhood’s original charm. I […]
By Eileen S. Voyles I often hear people ask what really came out of that big real estate lawsuit last year. In October 2023, a Missouri jury in Burnett et al. v. National Association of […]
Not long ago, I visited my daughter in Dallas and stayed in a neighborhood called Lakewood. It’s a place where tree-lined streets meet urban convenience, a neighborhood with deep roots and a long memory. Or […]
The Central Pennsylvania real estate world lost one of its finest this spring. In the early morning hours of May 28, Jim Spagnolo – “Spags” to just about everyone – passed away, and somehow, even […]
I recently flew out West to check in on my 86-year-old mom in Utah. She’s still full of energy – walking laps around her 55+ community, baking homemade bread and sorting her own pills for […]
It was a scene straight out of a homeowner’s nightmare. My neighbor’s front lawn and sidewalk were a chaotic construction zone, dug up like a bad archaeological site. The culprit? A problem as old as […]
My siblings and I suffer from myrmecophobia. No, this isn’t some tragic affliction pulled from Greek mythology (though the Myrmidons were fierce warriors under Achilles). It’s much less noble than that. We’re afraid of ants. […]
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