That fabled check might not be in the mail, but something else definitely is, at least for those who own taxable property in Palm Beach or other parts of Palm Beach County. County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks‘ office on Aug. 22 mailed taxpayers preliminary estimates of what they might ultimately be billed for their property
What would it take for you to bite the bullet and finally buy a home, or sell your current home for something that better suits your needs? For most people, it wouldn’t be a sudden uptick in housing inventory or a drastic decrease in home prices — though, that would probably help. Instead, according to
The term sounds like something out of a horror movie. And for many homeowners, the prospect of losing their homes due to so-called “zombie mortgages” is quite scary. But thousands of Americans are facing that possibility today, thanks to a combination of opportunistic vendors amid a housing boom and confusion over the status of long-ago
Central York School District 912 Willow Ridge Dr, Manchester Twp: Catherine Schnee to Nsimba Mbenza-Ngoma, $402,000 821 Tenth Ave, Springettsbury Twp: Francis Dyer III to Jacob Arter, $191,000 709 N George St, North York: Marc Kibbler to Martika Quinones, $190,000 923 N Court Ave, North York: Dennis Betz to Tamoney Investments, $74,000 543 Marion Rd,
One of this week’s top-selling homes is a renovated Colonial with water views in Freetown that sold for $1,035,000. Built in 1994, the single-family house situated on a 1.56-acre lot at 69 Narrows Road, Freetown, boasts 3 bedrooms with bonus playroom and 3.5 baths. Overlooking Assonet Bay and Shepherds Cove, the 3,924-square-foot home features a