A Day In The West
A Day in the West offers a variety of fun and informative Jeep tours, ranging from 1 to 3 hours, from mild to wild, or moderate. Custom tours available.
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Lon Walters Team
Offering Sedona real estate, luxury homes, condos, and bed and breakfasts.
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Developer Bets on Condos in Anacostia
In the condominium boom sweeping the District, developers are scrambling to build still more one- and two-bedroom units with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
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JSSmith Mortgage to Launch JV Mortgage Offices With West USA Realty
JSSmith Mortgage to set up a joint venture mortgage company with West USA, a company with more than 2,000 real estate agents. (PRWEB Jul 17, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/SW5zZS1DcmFzLUluc2UtU3F1YS1JbnNlLVplcm8=
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Mix of ideas is proposed for west side
Developers submit plans to city for 5 mostly empty properties

Developers are proposing projects ranging from a mix of condominiums, shops and restaurants to a biomedical research facility to a Red Roof Inn for five mostly vacant properties scattered across downtown Baltimore's west side.

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Jeff Dolans Real West Tours
Special Offer Coupon from Sedona Arizona
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Great West Adventure Company
Guided motorcoach tours to The Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Verde Valley monuments.
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Boost for buyers as salaries rise faster than house prices
WAGES are rising faster than house prices in the west of Scotland, according to the latest statistics.
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Watergate Co-op Plan Is Sign of the Times
A developer plans to turn one of Washington's best-known hotels -- the Watergate in the posh West End -- into residential units. The trend is increasingly popular, say developers and real estate brokers, as interest rates remain relatively low and the housing market stays hot.
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Buy a Home With Cash? As Always, It Depends
I plan to move out West next year. I am 63 years old and semi-retired. My home is valued at about $300,000. I have a 15-year mortgage and the principal balance is about $46,000. I believe I can buy a small house for less than $200,000 in the area where I plan to live. Does it make sense to buy the new house with no mortgage? What if I find the new house before I sell here?
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