Category: Realtor

The moral dilemma of fans who catch historical or record-breaking baseballs once again returned to the top of everyone’s sports news feed as soon as St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols hits his 700th career home run at Dodger Stadium on Friday night.

Unlike the fan who caught Aaron Judge’s 60th home run, the person who caught Pujols’ home run Friday night reportedly left the stadium with the ball after it was authenticated by officials. Pujols, though, wasn’t frustrated, upset or worried about not getting the ball back after his historic night.

The Cassina Group REALTORS® Participate in Significant Sale in Mt. Pleasant’s Old Village

110 Freeman Street, a stunning custom home in the heart of Mt. Pleasant’s Old Village, just sold for $3,900,000. The transaction was handled entirely by The Cassina Group, with Jimmy Dye representing the sellers and Jackie Kelly representing the buyers. The property was listed in July and was under contract in just four days.

The husband of murdered Georgia realtor Debbie Collier broke his silence Friday — nearly two weeks after her naked burnt body was found in a ravine about 60 miles from the couple’s home.

“She was a beautiful woman and I loved her,” Steve Collier, 67, told The Daily Mail from his Athens home.

“It has been a long two weeks and I’m very tired,” he reportedly said, while fighting back tears. “My wife was a wonderful person.”

The widower later spoke with The Post at his home and said investigators haven’t shared many details with him beyond what’s been made

Dozens of residents of two Coney Island apartment complexes operated by the New York City Housing Authority have filed a lawsuit against the agency for failing to return gas service to their buildings, with some tenants living without the ability to cook for a full year.

“It is time that NYCHA be held accountable. We have the right to all the amenities afforded to us in our lease, by any means necessary,” said Sheila Smalls, president of the O’Dwyer Gardens tenant association.

More than 50 residents of Coney Island Sites 4 and 5 and O’Dwyer Gardens are members of a

Here’s Journal Club 09-23-22! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!

• Is it possible to take an extended break from work if you’re pursuing financial independence? If yes, how would this long break affect your FIRE date? Would this cause any delays? Is there a way to enjoy the extended break without heavily altering your FIRE goal? Well, there’s good news. The Physician on FIRE answers to these questions and more in the article – Minimizing

Sweeping East River and Midtown Manhattan views fill a nearly 30-foot-long expansion in the living room of this penthouse-level apartment at 2 Northside Piers. With airy floor-to-ceiling windows and a cozy den, the three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom unit has space and flexibility rarely found in a luxury condominium.

The condo is actually a combination of two apartments, with a primary bedroom suite that can double as an in-law apartment complete with its own entrance and kitchen. A proposed alternate floor plan shows how the layout can be customized upon purchase.

Either way, the unique footprint offers plenty of room and storage, including

Hundreds of activists have rallied in Australia to denounce the destructive effect of British colonization on Indigenous peoples, as the country held a public holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

“Abolish the Monarchy” demonstrators gathered in cities, including Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, on Thursday, protesting against the persecution of Indigenous people since the British landed in Australia more than two centuries ago.

In Sydney, dozens of people came together near a statue of Queen Victoria in the city center before marching through the streets.

“I think the monarchy needs to be aware that there’s unfinished business happening