Filed under: Design First there was LOLCats, then I Can Haz Cheezburger. Then there was Stuff White People Like, then Farmville. There is always an internet meme, but until last week, there wasn’t really a big, earth-shattering site for the design crowd. Sure, the designerati have plenty of blogs and even more sites for commentary. [...]
Filed under: Inspiration Everyone who lives in Los Angeles knows that having to drive everywhere, especially for your monthly Botox injections, is the biggest pain imaginable. Depending on the time of the day, it can take hours to mobilize from one locale to another. Why not make it easy on yourself and move into this [...]
Filed under: Inspiration Look at you and your fancy new Hollywood Hills home! I wish I could move to L.A. and live in this sweet rental. Here’s your chance to live it up in the groovy, swinging, Hollywood HIlls where each day you can take in an awesome view of the Los Angeles skyline and [...]
Filed under: Renting 101 The ad for this apartment describes it as a renter’s paradise. Well, sign me up. That’s exactly what I’m looking for in a new apartment. I imagine being shown around this splendid 2-bedroom house — located in the arty community of Eagle Rock — by Hobbits and gnomes, or maybe a [...]
Filed under: Inspiration Let’s hear it for UCLA and the apartments nearby this fine university. Yes, this sweet rental is just footsteps from where I went to school. Imagine the whole world of Westwood Village unfolding right in front of you. I recommend moving into this fully furnished apartment then frequent Westwood Burger and Falafel: [...]
Filed under: Inspiration All I can say is this rental at 855 S. Harvard Blvd is in one of the most charming and cool neighborhoods in L.A. Rent this pad and you could be right in Koreatown, near Larchmont and Downtown L.A. – and, amazingly, the new 1 bedroom plus loft apartment is listed for [...]
It seems that more than a few condominium associations weren’t entirely naive to the potential perils brought by herds of new condo buyers stampeding through their lobbies during the real estate boom Originally from National Community Associations News
Consider this scenario, Maryland condominium owners: A kitchen fire in your unit damages not only your home, but causes thousands of dollars of damage to the electrical and air conditioning systems outside your unit. Who has to pay for those damages to that commonly owned property, you or the condo association? Originally from National Community [...]
At one time, Scottsdale Estates was a nice place to live. But the gated condo complex in Carson deteriorated long ago into a haven for drugs and gang crime. Originally from National Community Associations News
You want to make an educated decision about the home or condo you are buying, and the financial commitment involved. So understand that by signing a purchasing agreement, you may be agreeing to pay a homeowners association (HOA) fee or a condo fee. Originally from National Community Associations News
