The Movers Are Here. Have You Done Your Homework? – New York Times
Posted on 29 July 2007 | No responses
Link: The Movers Are Here. Have You Done Your Homework? – New York Times.
“It was gruesome,” Ms. Petty said, summing up the two-day ordeal.
Moving
is often described as one of life’s most stressful experiences. Yet
over the last decade, around 40 million people a year have moved,
according to Census Bureau surveys, and about 7 million a year move across state lines.
[Note that clients of mine have access to our full relocation package, which includes deep, corporate level discounts on moving and other services, carried out by licensed, reputable, cross-country moving companies]
Is Santa Fe Ready for a Makeover? – New York Times
Posted on 4 May 2007 | No responses
Link: Is Santa Fe Ready for a Makeover? – New York Times
The late sun doesn’t just gleam on the old adobe edifice. It’s deeper
than that. The red and orange that lights up on the walls, over the
heads of the exiting crowd, seems to come from deep within them. The
low light tranforms the scene into a vision.
That light — the cottonwood-filtered sunlight of the morning, the thick
orange-juicy light of the evening; a light that matches other famed
atmospheres, such as Venice’s gauzy haze or Provence’s
luminosity — is one reason why Santa Fe seems to exert such power over
both the people who live there and the ones who return year after year.
Powerful, too, is the pull of its history, a history that is solidified
in the mud of its buildings and that seems almost palpable, like some
slow-moving river that cuts through the center of the city. Yet around
town, there is a sense of change. People are talking about a New Santa
Fe.
Come Fly With Me Under Desert Skies In Very High Style – WSJ.com
Posted on 21 April 2007 | No responses
Come Fly With Me Under Desert Skies In Very High Style – WSJ.com.
Sporting pierced ears, spiked hair with bleached blond tips and a
goatee, the 61-year-old Mr. McAfee looks more like an aging surfer than
a software multi-millionaire, one whose last name is synonymous with
protecting computers against software viruses. Thirteen years after
selling his stake in what is now known as McAfee Inc. for more
than $100 million, the entrepreneur is ardently pursuing his newest
passion: skimming the desert floor in an open-cockpit plane resembling
a motorcycle with wings.
With Second Homes, the Outdoors Is In – New York Times
Posted on 18 April 2007 | No responses
Link: With Second Homes, the Outdoors Is In
These days, outdoors is in. Walk into most any home-improvement store
or pick up a home-retailer catalog, and the options abound. There are
outdoor beds and sofas designed to withstand the elements; intricate
outside lamps; floors that seem polished enough for a formal dining
room; and outdoor dressing rooms that accompany outdoor showers, long a
beach-house staple.
RealEstateJournal | Finding the Best Match When Shopping for a Buyer Agent
Posted on 16 April 2007 | No responses
Finding the Best Match When Shopping for a Buyer Agent.
Currently, 64% of consumers use buyer agents when they purchase a home. Agents want to push that number higher. According to the National Association of Realtors, the fastest-growing designation that agents are in training to acquire is Accredited Buyer Representative.
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