Facebook seller frantically asks buyer to return woman’s cheap furniture amid viral restoration: ‘Conspiracy twist’
If you build it, they will come back… again. A vintage furniture restorer claimed a woman who sold him a […]
5 Reasons Why People Avoid Online Banking (and Why They Shouldn’t)
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Rare Mid-Century Modern House Designed by Twin Towers Architects Lists for $2.89 Million
A rare Michigan home designed by Minoru Yamasaki, the visionary architect behind New York City’s original World Trade Center, has
Want to buy a new home but keep your interest rate low? Try this simple mortgage hack
High interest rates are one of the most significant hurdles buyers face when jumping into the housing market right now.
Google accepts request to end ‘dangerous remedies’ on Play Store as a blow to Epic Games
Google said on Friday that a federal judge in California granted its request to suspend its order directing the Alphabet
Do you have an adjustable rate mortgage? The clock is ticking, here’s what you need to do now
Today’s high interest rates have created a ticking time bomb for many homebuyers who took out an adjustable-rate mortgage near
Visionary developers are building tricked-out new office towers to tempt high-powered tenants
NYC’s office market is still in hot water, but as trophy towers see renewed demand, some visionary developers are building
CNN Expert Downplays Big Tech Censorship of Hunter Biden’s 2020 Laptop, Calls Government Collusion ‘Nonsense’
CNN contributor Kara Swisher raised eyebrows as she downplayed Big Tech’s censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story during the
Being single is very expensive and stressful, but these women would rather be alone
Women would rather accept the “singles tax” than the couple. The “singles tax” — the highest costs singles pay to
It’s alive! Manhattan’s long-vacant retail spaces are finally rising from the dead
The corpses of great retailers – several decades old – haunt the streets of Manhattan. Now, some are finally coming