- Give Up the Rat Race
- By Jared James
- I am writing this as I am on a train on my way to Washington, D.C. for the National Association of Realtors® annual Midyear Conference & Expo. I am fortunate enough to be speaking at a few events while I am in town but I can remember a time when I came to events like Midyear before anyone ever wanted to hire me or even knew my name. There were some people around me that would question me about why I would go to a place where I didn’t know many people. They wanted to know, “What is the point?” I believe this line of questioning comes from short-term mindset. In the short term, I could see where they were coming from because it didn’t appear that I would gain anything except for some good times
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Builder Confidence Rises Five Points in May
Builder confidence in the market for newly built, single-family homes gained five points in May from a downwardly revised reading in the previous month to reach a level of 29 on the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo
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Best of the Season: The Freshest Farmers Market Tips
By Monica Eng
(MCT)—It’s farmers market time again, a time of rebirth and renewal for local agriculture but also resolutions for smarter shopping and cooking.
No more aspirational farmers market shopping sprees that leave us with a kitchen full of wilted arugula, moldy berries and severe guilt by week’s end.
In Memory: Houston’s Unique New Jersey House
By Zoe Eisenberg
The sad news of Whitney Houston’s death this past Saturday sent shockwaves through the recording industry as well as her worldwide fan base, who adored the singer for her many gifts in acting, modeling and of course her unforgettable and unmatched vocal talents.- Builder Confidence Rises Five Points in May
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