These stunning homes are officially the most 'Instagrammable
Research tallied up the total number of Instagram posts of each property to find the most 'Instagrammable' home in the world
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Research tallied up the total number of Instagram posts of each property to find the most 'Instagrammable' home in the world
Ever been to Noma in Denmark? Me neither, although I did some solo bicycling there, which is so much more reliable than flying domestically this morning with the FAA’s system shut down. Apparently I have only two years to go, as the “best restaurant in the world” surprisingly announced it is closing in the winter of 2024. Cynics would say that is a publicity stunt, proponents will tell you that it is time for a change and the numbers probably don’t make sense. (Speaking of numbers, this month’s STRATMOR blog is titled, “Productivity: More Important tha...
Price comparison site Comparethemarket scoured through Instagram to find the app's 10 most photogenic properties. From historic homes to pop culture pads, these spots are certainly worth a double tap.
My cat Myrtle (she/her/hers) doesn’t have a lot of financial savvy, and to the best of my knowledge has no 401(k). In another reminder not to put all of your net worth, or retirement money, in one place, Tesla has seen around $720B of shareholder value vaporize this year. Rivian truck stock, generally viewed as over-valued when it went public (sound familiar?), is down 89 percent. Rivian had a goal of manufacturing 50,000 electric pickup trucks this year, maybe hitting 25,000. Speaking of manufacturing, in our biz, a few times a year someone wakes up to the fact that manufactured housin...
What does someone look like when they started working in our business at age 15? Well, there’s always this interview last week with Robbie Chrisman (yes, RCIII) about how he started his mortgage podcast and the potential influx of youth versus the 60- to 70-somethings. Yes, the industry continues to evolve, and not always in good ways. Every lender out there is coming to grips with the upcoming conventional conforming loan-level pricing adjustments hitting cash out refis. (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac.) Those who take the time to compare have noticed that the cost of a cash out refi is incre...