In today’s competitive real estate market, especially in high-demand neighborhoods, buyers often move quickly when a newer property becomes available. The assumption is simple: newer construction should mean fewer problems. But as one recent transaction illustrates, that assumption can ...
When you’re having trouble with surfing the web, the first response from IT (support at work or a tech-savvy friend) is usually, “Clear your cache.” Someone may have shown you how to do it, so it’s become a reflex when your browser seems slower or a website won’t load. Even a simple ...
A few nights ago, as I was winding down from a long day of showings, I stumbled upon a cooking show titled Master Chef. Now I don’t live under a rock, so I am familiar with the show and the various characters, specifically Gordon Ramsay, the somewhat caustic, self-aware, culinary genius who ...
Last year, it was drones; this year it’s routers. You may recall that the government banned the sale of foreign-made hobby drones last December because the machines were deemed a national security risk. Now, home routers and similar devices have met the same fate, but the rules are still ...
There’s an old image of three monkeys — one covering his eyes, one his ears, one his mouth. It’s a nice idea for avoiding trouble in life. In real estate along Utah’s Northern Wasatch Front, it’s a terrible strategy. Because if you try to see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil ...
For a short stint I lived in the East Village of New York while on a fellowship with the International Radio and Television Society. It was a good set up — stipend, apartment paid and being 23 in the Big Apple. Every morning, before rushing to the L train heading to Chelsea Market, ...
