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Forbes.com | Zillow, Contributor | November 2, 2012
There’s a sense of feeling useless when a disaster hits, explained Rhode Island real estate agent Erin Diaz.
Like many, she was horrified by the impact of Hurricane Sandy, which touched down along the East Coast earlier this week. Surrounded by damage in her home state as [...]
The Republic | azcentral.com | Philip Haldiman | Wednesday, October 23, 2012
An anonymous buyer has purchased a Phoenix home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright with the aim of preserving an architectural gem that, until last week, was threatened with demolition.
Steve Sells, a principal with 8081 Meridian, which owns the house, confirmed Wednesday that [...]
CNN Money | Josh Garskof | April 27, 2012
Want to remodel your home? These eight strategies will help you yield substantial savings.
Do your remodeling in the off season. Like accountants and farmers, home-improvement pros have a slow season when they may slash prices to grab business. Redoing your bathroom in January, replacing [...]
CNN Money | Les Christie | May 30, 2012
The tide is already starting to turn in some U.S. housing markets, with home prices in these 10 metro areas expected to climb anywhere between 10% and 21% by the end of next year, according to Fiserv.
Yuma, AZ
Median home price: $105,000
Drop since [...]
Hiking along a flowing creek or wading in a natural spring of azure water under a cascading waterfall are actual activities possible in Arizona. Surrounded by dry desert yet alive with riparian flora and fauna, Fossil Creek is one of only two
Grand Canyon, heard of it? Most of us have; it’s widely considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Did you know that there are many different ways of seeing all of the sights that the Grand Canyon National Park has to offer? You can [...]
Recycling your newspaper by tossing it into your recycle bin is a great way to help the environment but reusing it instead is a smart way to help your wallet.
After catching up on the score of last night’s game or ripping out the latest low-cal dessert recipe for the cookbook, sidestep the trash bin [...]
Believe it or not, plants with spines and “prickly” in their names aren’t the only green things that grow in the desert. Hearty gardens are possible in the Southwest, the climate of which can support many different types of vegetables, herbs, flowering plants, succulents and fruit trees.
Joe’s Farm Grill began as the Johnston family home and farm built in the 60′s. Jim and Virginia’s three active sons Joe, Steve and Paul grew up on the farm. Over the years, the farm has grown everything from alfalfa to sugar beets and now provides much of [...]
Just 30 minutes east of Phoenix, Saguaro Lake was formed in 1930 by the Stewart Mountain Dam, flowing with the water from the Salt River. The towering saguaro cacti that dot the landscape along the 22 miles of shoreline give the lake its name. Saguaro Lake is a popular [...]
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