Tone21;46696457]San Francisco housing is going to be hurting big time when the second housing bubble burst Google just laid off about 500 people quietly last year![/quote]

Based on recent home sales data from the Charleston Trident MLS, the gap continues to widen between single family residential real estate prices in the City of Charleston and the Town of Mount Pleasant. Mount Pleasant has been an attractive destination for many thousands of families over the years and that is reflected in the growth of the town, which was recently cited as being the fastest growing municipality East of the Mississippi. Existing planned communities such as Park West, Carolina Park,...

Now that the Rio Grande Valley area is getting served by four interstate-designated highways, the winner of the "largest Texas city with no interstate access" game is now....

....San Angelo.

In terms of metro size, you'd think it'd be Bryan-College Station, but for single cities, it's San Angelo. In the history of ever, this West Texas city has never had an interstate in their burg. And here's the million-dollar question: Which interstate...

When I last discussed Interstate 14 with you, it looked like a no-go, what with the decision made by AASHTO to reject the U.S. Highway 190 corridor in Texas despite congressional designation.

How quickly things change.

It was announced this morning that the Texas Transportation Commission is officially pronouncing a 25-mile stretch of U.S. 190 from Copperas Cove to Belton, Texas, as I-14. I don't know how they pulled it off, considering that AASHTO...

Many homeowners consider doing improvements to their home. I'm no exception--I did MAJOR renovations to my home in Cranford, NJ, a couple of year ago to add considerable living space with a kitchen/family room addition, master suite, and a patio. Now, we chose to do these renovations so that we can enjoy our home for a long time to come. But what if I were to try selling my home this spring? Would the improvements we've made to our house help sell it?

According to a recent report...