August home sales have been release for the Dayton area, according to a release by Dayton Realtors.

US home sales slipped, prices grew more slowly in August

Sales of single-family and condominium units in August were found to be in mostly positive territory.

The number of homes sold in the Miami Valley remained steady compared to last year, the average sales price continued its upward trajectory and hit over $246,000, an increase of 9% from last August, the release said.

The median price saw an increase to at least $209,000, up over 10% from last year.

The 1,614 sales for

For investors outside of the UK, this unrest can at first seem alarming. However, the various factors affecting the economic climate are a perfect storm for the housing market, and one that international investors find themselves in the eye of. They are in the best possible position to make the most of the current climate of uncertainty.

With the pound falling, this means investing in foreign currencies will get you more for your money compared to in the past, as currencies such as the dollar or the euro will be worth more in comparison to the pound.

This means that

Municipal tree pruning has been suspended for the past year in Brooklyn and Queens because the city dropped its contractor following its principals being formally charged in an insurance scam, a Parks Department spokesperson confirmed to Brownstoner sister pub Brooklyn Paper.

The nugget was tucked deep in the Mayor’s Management Report, a 500-page compendium of city agency performance over the past year, released on Friday afternoon. The report notes on page 144, in the Parks Department section, that while funding for tree pruning had been restored in Fiscal Year 2022 following Covid-era cuts, the program still was axed owing to

This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Midwood, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens and Brooklyn Heights. How did they fare?

This Midwood detached house is a modest brick Tudor in need of a creative eye, but it does offer some nice early 20th century details, four floors of living space and a garage at a price under the million dollar mark. The exterior of the 15-foot-wide house at 1216 East 28th Street has the details typical of the small Tudor-style dwellings built in Brooklyn in the 1920s and 1930s,

HS2 Ltd has been granted an “extensive” injunction along the length of the high-speed line from London to Crewe to help tackle unlawful protests.

The order makes going onto HS2 land without permission or disrupting work a potential contempt of court – the offense of ignoring a judge’s ruling.

It will not only apply to identified protestors but to “persons unknown”.

HS2 welcomed the court judgment and said it was “not intended to stop legitimate protest”.

A High Court judge sitting at Birmingham’s Civil Justice Centre, Mr Justice Julian Knowles, said the injunction struck “a fair balance between the rights

By many accounts, we are still in a seller’s market.

Home prices continue to rise in nearly all of the US even as mortgage rates climb ever higher. Inventory levels – typically used by housing economists to gauge whether the market is favoring buyers or sellers – place the country squarely in a seller’s market.

But even with a mere 3.3 months’ supply of housing – nearly less than half of what would be considered balanced – homebuilders are struggling to sell homes. Builder sentiment fell for the ninth straight month in September, according to the National Association of Home