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March 17, 2008
One of the things I love to do is give tours of the classic homes and historic neighborhoods of Las Vegas. One of the many “show off” homes that I drive by is this TIKI […]
March 17, 2008
Pam Hines, one of the “code enforcement” officers from the City of Las Vegas Department of Neighborhood Services will be the guest speaker tonight at the quarterly meeting of the Beverly Green Neighborhood Association. The […]
March 17, 2008
On Saturday, April 5, 2008, the Southern Nevada Solar Home Tour will provide a glimpse into the future of energy-independent, green living. Interest in solar power is on the rise as fossil fuel prices continue […]
March 17, 2008
I guess the point was to say there’s pergo in the bedroom. Otherwise, pictures of furniture are of no real help to buyers or agents. The only thing worse than a bad […]
March 15, 2008
So a funny thing happened last week after the Save The Huntridge Theatre meeting at the Downtown Cocktail Room. As I walked out, I practically bumped into a small group who were securing their bicycles […]
March 14, 2008
This is really spooky. The remarks says the garage was converted to a “party room” with dance floor. Don’t know what to say except: The only thing worse than a bad picture is […]
March 14, 2008
From Broker Agent News, a few suggestions that make sense to me. A Different Approach to Revitalizing the Housing Market by Lyle Martin While U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts and the economic stimulus package are […]
March 14, 2008
The planning commission turned down the 47 Story hi rise development at 6th and Sahara. About 40 neighbors from the Southridge, Beverly Green, Huntridge, and John S. Park Neighborhood Associations came to the hearing and spoke […]
March 14, 2008
I think every home exercize machine in America looks like this. The fireplace might be a nice feature to show off, but not when the living room is used as a flop pad. But I’m […]
March 13, 2008
I spent an afternoon the other day with one of the cities officials. He’s as annoyed as I am about the abuses that we have to look at on all of our primary traffic corridors […]