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Here’s what a million dollars buys you across the USA Posted: 14 Oct 2017 02:19 PM PDT Not all locations are created equal. One million dollars gets you a different sized house depending on where you’re buying, Business Insider discovered. Analyzing data from houses priced between $995,000 to $1.1 million, here’s how much square footage you get for a million bucks across 17 U.S. housing markets. 1. New York Listing price: $995,000 Square feet: 822 Price per square foot: $1,210 2. Los Angeles Listing price: $999,000 Square feet: 1,407 Price per square […] |
Tiny houses are trying to make a big impact Posted: 14 Oct 2017 01:14 PM PDT Living full-time in tiny homes is still illegal in many places, including New York |
Want to buy a home without breaking the bank? Order it from Amazon Posted: 14 Oct 2017 12:24 PM PDT For a couple thousand, you could get the pre-fabricated abode you’ve always dreamed of |
How much Apple Park costs per square foot Posted: 14 Oct 2017 10:37 AM PDT Apple Park, the company’s new 12,000-person campus, is 2.8 million square feet and cost about $5 billion to build, a cost which breaks down to $1,785 per square foot and $12.40 per square inch, according to CNBC. Building permits analyzed by BuildZoom, allow a further cost break down to determine roughly how much each building costs. Here are a few of the big ticket items: Main building – $427,570,867 The Steve Jobs Theater – $179,437,885 […] |
The 10 metro areas highly-educated people flock to — and NYC ain’t one of ’em Posted: 14 Oct 2017 09:34 AM PDT Domestic migration is at the lowest level since 1948, when one in five people packed up and crossed state lines, a new report from City Lab finds. The most likely people to move are highly-educated — those who’ve obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher — and, according to data by the Martin Prosperity Institute, these are the top 10 metro areas they head off to when they get the itch to discover new horizons. 1. […] |
You see flooded homes. Gary Beasley sees the ‘Next Big Thing’ Posted: 14 Oct 2017 08:26 AM PDT Gary Beasley is trying to get investors interested in making post-hurricane deals |
How one Shanghai operator is disrupting rental markets Posted: 14 Oct 2017 07:05 AM PDT Harbour Apartments’ chief executive and founder Huang Haibin has a vision for Chinese cities’ rental markets and it involves an unsuspecting typology you could be forgiven for thinking you’d graduated from — the dormitory. Harbour’s approach is to refurbish old buildings into “co-living” suites, glammed up dorms that share amenities in common areas, rent for between $90 and $3,000 per month, according to the South China Morning Post. The dorms are aimed at the “sociable […] |
Pre-fire RE market will make California wine country’s recovery hard Posted: 14 Oct 2017 05:55 AM PDT The local market doesn’t have many temporary housing options |
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