This Month in Real Estate July 2010 is here! May's sales across the United States were down 2.2% from April, but May closings were up 19.2% from May 2009. I am certain much of this is due to the extended homebuyer tax credit and buyers working to ensure they close long before the settlement deadline [...]
This Colonial, built in 1942, is located in the Parkville Summit community of Parkville, Maryland in Baltimore County. Located just off Putty Hill Avenue, this home is very convenient to both Harford Road and Perring Parkway exits off 695.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010 at 9:30 am, there will be an architectural walking tour of Sheppard Pratt in Towson. Carol Allen, the President of Historic Towson, Inc. will lead the tour around the historic property. Historic Towson, Inc. is a non-profit organization that is "dedicated to preserving the architectural heritage of the community. It works [...]
Happy 234th Birthday, America! This Independence Day marks the 234th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. A very special day, which many celebrate with barbeques, beach time, parades, and fireworks, we are reminded of our freedom from England so many years ago. I stop to think of our troops both [...]
This morning, President Obama signed the tax credit extension into law, helping about 180,000 buyers who were unable to settle by June 30, 2010 to hopefully receive their due tax credit. NAR reported that around 180,000 eligible buyers were unable to settle by the original deadline to no fault of theirs, causing them to lose [...]
Baltimore has many 4th of July events for people to enjoy. The largest one is in Downtown Baltimore called "Ports of America Chesapeake Fourth of July Celebration". Entertainment begins at 2 pm with the jazz band Lovecraft, and at 8 pm the Naval Academy's Electric Brigade begins at 8 pm. Fireworks are scheduled to go [...]