The chances of rising sea levels, even in areas with an extreme risk factor for flooding, don’t seem to have much of an effect on the market, according to Realtors who specialize in properties in Naples and the Peninsula.
More than 100 years ago, 50 people died when a large section of the upper deck floor of the Pine Avenue Pier collapsed.
If you’ve grown weary of Long Beach, California, there are plenty of others to choose from—Long Beaches, that is.
It was more than a day of sartorial swappage. Bands and residents took to the streets in parades and celebration.
Buying a vacant lot saves you the time, money and hassle of wrecking a home in order to build one more to your liking. There’s your bright side.
The city was originally incorporated on Feb. 10, 1888 and there are a few of us still alive who recall that in 1988, the city appropriately threw a massive 100th anniversary bash—a year-long civic celebration costing nearly $2 million.
Here are five “affordable” houses listed well below the $749,000 median price for homes in Long Beach.
A May 1, 1922, ad in the Long Beach Telegram warned, “There will not be enough apartments for everyone—some will be disappointed. Don’t let it be you.”
To everyone with $5.2 million lying around, sorry for not telling you sooner about this beauty on the Naples’ Gold Coast.
Reflective of the fact that people aren’t generally anxious to leave the neighborhood is this house at 4350 Linden Ave., on the market for the first time in nearly 50 years.
