If you consider the economic impact of COVID-19, you wouldn’t think that people would buy a house. It’s just unlikely, with a large part of the population struck by job loss. But it turned out to be the opposite; the housing market boomed, and people rushed to buy a home. Between September 2019 and September …
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Obesity is an economic issue, according to an academic study published by Nature magazine. Sure enough, fast food is cheaper and more accessible than healthy gourmet meals. Moreover, the media tends to promote a healthy lifestyle as something only the rich can afford, emphasizing regular spa visits, wellness activities, and luxurious self-care rituals. Not to …
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Location, location, location—this is probably one of the most overused real estate tips out there. The experts suggest that the right address can provide an excellent profit should a homeowner sell their property. But a smart choice on neighborhood comes with another major benefit: studies show it might determine one’s health and longevity. 1. More …
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So you have decided to build your dream home from the ground up. By now you might be looking for online real estate listings or visiting every sprawling suburb or city with plots of land for sale. While this may not sound easy, buying a lot is one of the biggest investments in one’s life, …
Running an apartment business is more work than you expect to sign up for, especially when you have no experience in being a landlord. The process of securing a property alone can be taxing. If you want to find the ideal location, you can seek help from companies such as HOP Ltd to find the apartment. …
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If you have ever been tasked to manage an apartment complex or a condominium, you know how difficult it can be to handle tenants. It is understandable, as they pay good money for the space they are renting and also expect things to be in top shape. If ever they see something off, they want …
The coronavirus, they say, is a great equalizer, just like natural disasters and death. It doesn’t play any favorites. Just as the sun shines on both the rich and poor, COVID-19 is not picky when it comes to its victims. When the virus initially caught the attention of the world, we all thought that the …
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The current global situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on everyone. Governments around the world are imposing quarantines in an effort to reduce infection. This has caused several non-essential businesses to close temporarily, some of which are not paying their employees for the time being. Because of this, many people are …
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Choosing to rent or buy a house is a major decision. On one hand, renting is easier on your wallet in the short term especially if you don’t plan on establishing yourself in a certain area. On the other hand, it can be impractical; once you start renting after a certain amount of time, the …
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The average home in the United States cost $200,000. You might have saved up for this or have been accepted for a housing loan, but take note that just because a house’s price tag is $200,000 does not mean you’ll only be spending $200,000. Buying a home can be exciting, but you shouldn’t forget the …
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