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NEW MARKET -- The COVID-19 pandemic is increasing the price of a new home. Due to the pandemic, materials cost more to procure. It's also tough to get a good deal on land. Low mortgage rates are also contributing to higher prices. “What’s happened over the last, let’s say, nine to 12 months, is that people kept buying and inventory was being shortened up," says Pete Ryan, owner of Ryan Legacy Builders. "Because of the supply and demand aspect, materials went up.” Ryan says lumber costs alone have doubled, a challenge when builders are negotiating new construction costs. The third-gene...

There are two main reasons why you'll have to shell out more money for a new place to live.

CoSell Launches LinkedIn For B2B Sales Partnerships, With Backing From SaaStr News provided by Share this article Share this article AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- CoSell, a SaaS platform for B2B companies to find customer overlaps with partners to facilitate warms introductions, announced today it has raised $2MM million in seed funding to accelerate its growth and help companies unlock revenue with every partnership. The round was led by Pivot North with participation from SaaStr Fund. Co-founders Brendon Cassidy, Pete Ryan, and Andrew Burleson believe that, by leveraging the ...

Coloradans have always enjoyed après al fresco and snacking on sunny patios, but 2020 brought myriad new ways to dine outdoors for intrepid and safety-conscious restaurant-goers. From polycarbonate greenhouses and plastic igloos to engineer-built private dining pods and mountain-town gondolas, here are some of the very best—and most comfortable—ways to eat and drink outside right now. Metro Denver Patio and igloo dining at Ace Eat Serve. Photo courtesy of Ace Eat Serve Picture it: Sipping on a ceramic cup of hot junmai sake or an icy pint of Left Hand’s Milk Stout Nitro by a fire pit o...

of jones and colon. >> thank you. >> i would like to ask the building department a couple of questions. >> i knew i stayed for reason. >> if this gates and its [unintelligible] is a fire exit for the two buildings, would it require certain permits from your department or a roof -- a review? >> when i read the brief and so the braves and saw there was a complaint and our inspector had referred it to dpw because it was in the public right of way, i thought to myself i am sure i have seen permits for this before. because when you think about it, we have structural issues with regards to...