Spring Forward
It’s that time of the year again…the time when you lose that one precious hour of sleep for Daylight Saving...
Neighborliness: Boomers vs. Millennials
Nearly 30 percent of Americans admit they don’t know their neighbor’s first name. But, at least 90 percent have smiled...
Something Different
How do you create a real building dedicated to toy blocks? By scaling them up. That’s the idea behind the LEGO House, an official Lego museum meets theme park. Architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group designed the 130,000 sq.ft. structure. As a series of interlocking Lego-like blocks that house play zones, restaurants, a store, and gallery of Lego masterpieces. Many spaces including the rooftop terraces will open at no charge to the public.
The Case of the Bogus Buyer
Nina Hatvany, luxury property specialist in San Francisco, and a real estate agent for more than 20 years recently shared...
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