Hey, Tony! Tony Grossi answers your Cleveland Browns questions – Plain Dealer
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Hey, Tony! Tony Grossi answers your Cleveland Browns questions
Plain Dealer He has complete control of everything and a huge core of former players to help sell his system. It's time to cut the losses. — David Fitzgerald, Fairborn … |
Trick or Treat Real Estate Marketing! Would you try this? – Real Estate News | BiggerPockets.com (blog)
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Trick or Treat Real Estate Marketing! Would you try this?
Real Estate News | BiggerPockets.com (blog) A lot of people say that you don't need a pretty website to sell your properties or get leads to opt in. While this is right, statistics show that cheesy … Have fun and spend less this HalloweenCosumnes Connection (subscription) |
Weekend Open House Tour: Los Feliz
This week’s tour heads to the trick-or-treating jackpot that is Los Feliz. These homes—all 2 or 3 bedrooms, between 1,000 square and 2,000 square feet–are priced from just under $700,000 to just over $1 million.
2225 Canyon Terrace
Price: $890,000
Original Listing Price: $979,000
Days on Market: 70
Beds/Bath: 2/2
Sq. Ft.: 1,914
Pitch: “One-of-a-kind emotional Mediterranean gem combines authentic period detail with huge open spaces! The home is dominated by a light-drenched loft-like living area complete with huge windows, 20-ft cathedral ceilings, open staircase and dining balcony. Vintage details include hardwood floors, arched windows, iron work, sconces and leaded glass windows. Each level contains one bedroom and one bath, offering flexible living options. A huge deck and one-car garage rounds out this rare offering.”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00pm to 4:00pm
4027 Cumberland Avenue
Price: $695,000
Days on Market: 15
Bed/bath: 2/1
Sq. Ft.: 1,043
Pitch: “An enchanting 1913 cottage + guest house in the Franklin Hills with city views & a magical backyard! Living room features a stone fireplace, box beam ceiling, & hardwood floors. There is a newly remodeled kitchen with granite counter tops, wood cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. The backyard is a entertainers delight that includes a covered patio with a brick fireplace, a flat grassy area & rose garden, plus views out to the Observatory & the city! 2BD/1BA Cottage + 1BR/3/4 BA Gst Hse.”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00pm to 4:00pm
2517 St. George St.
Price: $729,000
Days on Market: 28
Beds/Bath: 3/2
Sq. Ft.: 1,307
Pitch: “This stylishly updated California Traditional is situated on a corner lot in the heart of Franklin Hills. Landscaped with drought tolerant plants. Slate tiled patio is perfect for outdoor entertaining.”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00pm to 4:00pm
2155 Mayview Drive
Price: $899,000
Days on Market: 9
Beds, Bath: 2/1.5
Sq. Ft.: 1,654
Pitch: “Located behind a pvt gate, a serene oasis awaits you at the top of Franklin Hills. Refined updts, vintg style, vus, & yd harmonize in this distinctive residence. Flagstn pto welcomes you w/ lush plantings & tranquil fountn. Spac 2+1.5 interiors abound w/ light & wndws to highlight vus to ocean. Other features incld: hw, fplc, frml din rm, eat-in kitch, alcove off liv rm, mud rm, conv gar/studio, frch drs, blt-in bkshlvs, a/c, & sec sys, Rear yd w/ pato, mature lndscp, veg grdn, & grassy area..”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
3726 Effingham Pl
Price: $999,000
Days on Market: 78
Beds/Bath: 3/2
Sq. Ft.: 1,812
Pitch: “Los Feliz home nestled on a hillside that offers privacy and views of San Gabriel Mountains. Enter past the soothing sounds of the landscaped brook leading to the mahogany & stained glass entry. Large Living Room & Sun Room, Dining, Family Room and Eat-in Kitchen. A slate deck overlook the patio and perfectly landscaped gardens. Custom accents throughout. 2-Car garage, gated entry and more.”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
4349 Cedarhurst Circle
Price: $1.1 million
Days on Market: 4
Beds, Bath: 3/2.5
Sq. Ft.: 1,852
Pitch: “In the heart of Los Feliz you will find this Zen Garden Retreat. From the moment you enter the property you know you are somewhere special. Allow the winding path to lead you across the Wooden Bridge; gentle steps encourage your descent along the stream guided by the sounds from the cascading waterfall. This light filled home has been tastefully designed keeping in touch with openness and flow making this the perfect Southern California Home.”
Sunday, November 1, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
3455 Griffith Park Boulevard
Price: $1.175 million
Original Listing Price: $1.249 million
Days on Market: 121
Beds, Bath: 3/3.5
Sq. Ft.: 1,992
Pitch: “This stunning home offers 3 bedroom suites each w/ private bath + a charming add~l guest bath. Step down into the gorgeous LR w/ fireplace & stenciled beamed ceiling which opens to view terrace. Gourmet kitchen w/ Thermador cook top & Bosch ovens. Large formal DR w/ built-ins. Master suite offers private bath w/ double sinks & spa tub. Gorgeous dark hardwood flrs & wonderful banister. Delight in 6 lovely patios for outdoor dining & entertaining.”
Sunday, November 1, 2009 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Selling a home? It’s all about staging – Appleton Post Crescent
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Selling a home? It's all about staging
Appleton Post Crescent That way both you and your real estate agent or staging professional have access to it. “Most staging to sell a home is done by working with what homeowners … |
Relationships Matter: Lessons from Across the Date Line – Real Estate News | BiggerPockets.com (blog)
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Relationships Matter: Lessons from Across the Date Line
Real Estate News | BiggerPockets.com (blog) When you're ready to sell your home, I challenge you to five tasks. I guarantee that you can't complete them with any other partner: Give yourself a break. … |
Bear Creek, WI 54922 New Real Estate Listing – 3 Bed 1 Bath Home For Sale By Owner – $135000
FSBO listed on 10/29/2009 – Country living at its finest!
EaterTastings: Bastide Goes Bistro, Santa Monica Place Mall Gets a Food Court, School in Session At Mozza
The latest dish from Eater LA, Curbed’s hedonistic eating and drinking blog…
WEST HOLLYWOOD: Bastide is the Phoenix of LA restaurants. Once again, it rises from the ashes, and this time, it’s a bistro (pictured). The more casual restaurant (and apparently, Assouline bookstore) should be open for lunch next month.
SANTA MONICA: While the renovated Santa Monica Place mall near the Third Street Promenade won’t be open until late 2010, Eater gets the scoop on future food options there. Not surprisingly, expect quick-casual dining such as Charlie Kabob, Chick n’ Ribs, Pinches Tacos, Stefano’s Pizza and two sushi options.
HOLLYWOOD: School is (nearly) in session. The Mozza empire expands next week with the opening of Scuola Di Pizza. The first two cooking classes taught by co-owner Nancy Silverton and chef Matt Molina will be Italian Thanksgiving-themed. Eater reports classes cost about $150 per person and each class will be about 12 students.
· Eater LA [Official Site]
Geoff Palmer Affordable Housing Fallout: As expected, all that court action…
As expected, all that court action in favor of Tuscan-themed developer Geoff Palmer has thrown a wrench in Mayor Villaraigosa’s plotted affordable housing ordinance. The Plotting Department was supposed to provide recommendations for the ordinance this month, but principal city planner Jane Blumenfeld tells the Downtown News “We can’t do what the City Council had intended to do, so we have to look at alternative ways of addressing the issues.” [Downtown News]
Mayor on Rail Projects: We Can Build All Twelve in a Decade
Possibly emboldened by the imminent Gold Line extension opening, Mayor Villaraigosa said he’s pushing hard to expedite the numerous transit projects currently in the plotting and construction stages. At the Los Angeles Business Council’s Annual Mayoral Housing, Transportation, and Jobs Summit held today at UCLA, the mayor called his push the 30/10 plot (Metro is saying it will take three decades to construct a dozen new rail and bus lines in the city, the mayor says we can do it in one), reports Streetsblog. No real specifics on this new push were unveiled (including, err, financing details), other than Villaraigosa saying he will gather a countywide coalition of support, similar to the one gathered to pass Measure R. In a press release: “Once a strong coalition of support for ‘30/10′ is built, they will reach out to Congress, the Obama Administration, and others to build support and develop a financing plot for the acceleration of the projects.”
● The Westside subway extension
● The Regional Connector light rail connector in Downtown Los Angeles
● The Crenshaw corridor transit project
● The Foothill Extension of the Metro Gold Line
● The Expo light rail line on the Westside Phase 2
● The Green Line connection to LAX
● The Green Line extension to the South Bay
● A San Fernando Valley 405 Corridor Connection
● The Orange Line Canoga Extension
● West Santa Ana Branch Corridor
● San Fernando Valley North-South Rapidways
● Eastside Extension to El Monte or Whittier
· Mayor Announces Coalition to Speed Up Rail Projects [Streetsblog]
· After the Screams: Metro’s Long Range Plot Passes [Curbed LA]
Bank Will Even Foreclose on Shipping Containers
Sending in a listing for that long-delayed, so might say, long-suffering shipping container house in Venice, a reader writes: “This ‘house’ that Curbed did a tale on a year or so ago has been foreclosed on and is on the market. The surrounding neighbors wish the recycled container structure would be returned back to usable containers and a nice empty lot. All for only $1399000.” According to Loopnet, the home is an REO. It’s located on Innes and has been under-construction for as long as we can remember.
· 1312 INNES PL, Venice, CA 90291 [LoopNet]