[/kouCHˈsərfiNG/] Part of speech: Verb Origin: English Definitions: 1. Sleeping on strangers' couches while on vacation 2. Staying at a series of different places Examples of Couchsurfing in a sentence "Many college students go couchsurfing while studying abroad." "With an...
Rising Mortgage Rates and Even Higher Home Prices Projected to Limit Affordability With inflation at its highest level in four decades, the Federal Reserve is expected to enact a more aggressive course of monetary policy tightening than previously forecast, with a 50-basis-point increase to the...
The Appraisal Institute, the nation's largest professional association of real estate appraisers, encouraged homeowners to focus on energy-efficient, safety-oriented and work-accessible improvement projects when seeking to potentially improve their property's value. "In today's competitive real...
[ri-gə-mə-ˌrōl] Part of speech: Noun Origin: English, mid-18th century Definitions: 1. Incoherent or nonsensical chatter 2. A long, complex procedure, sometimes designed to confuse Examples of Rigmarole in a sentence "The senator, during the filibuster, went on and on with his...
- The U.S. currently has 481 million-dollar cities, in which the typical home value is at least $1 million. - Idaho, Montana and Tennessee gained million-dollar cities for the first time, although most exist within eight coastal metros. - There are more new $1 million cities this year than there...
LRES Corporation, a provider of real estate appraisals and evaluations, asset management, and commercial trustee services, has expanded its leadership team to include industry veteran, Natalie Harrison, as Director of Vendor Management. Ms. Harrison oversees the management of LRES' national panel...
People who need to move now are pinched by rising mortgage rates, sky-high home prices and rising rents The estimated monthly mortgage payment for a typical home for sale rose 25% year over year—or $388—to a record $1,931, according to a new report from Redfin (redfin.com), the...
[ING-ɡəl-nook] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Scottish, late 18th century Definition: A space on either side of a large fireplace Examples of Inglenook in a sentence "The central feature of the living room was the inglenook." "Some historical homes have inglenook fireplaces...
Entera, the leading platform for single-family real estate investors, announced the appointment of Jeffrey Belanger as Chief People Officer (“CPO”), and Alejandro Guerrero as the Senior Vice President of Growth to Entera’s executive leadership team. In their roles, Belanger will be responsible for...
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