The Five Best Apps for Cheap and Discounted Groceries
According to the National Resources Defense Council, up to 40% of the food in the United States is never eaten. A lot of factors contribute to that reality: restaurants cook more food than they’re able to sell in a day; grocery stores overstock their shelves to create the appearance of abundance; farmers can’t always… Read […]
How to Create a Spotify ‘Iceberg’
Let’s be honest: One reason we love sharing our Spotify listening data is for the competition. There are apps that help flaunt off your eclectic library or prove you’re among a band’s highest listener percentage, but now you can display the depths of your obscure music tastes by creating a Spotify Iceberg thanks to… Read […]
How to See Rare ‘Night-Shining’ Clouds, Thanks to Climate Change
The age of the noctilucent cloud is upon us. Night-shining clouds are historically rare, beautiful formations of shimmering ice crystals hanging in the upper atmosphere that were only visible in the northern parts of the world in years past. They’ve been steadily creeping south for four decades though, so this could… Read more…
16 Unbreakable Rules of Parking Lot Etiquette, According to Lifehacker Readers
Last week I asked you for your unwritten rules of parking lot etiquette. As I wrote then, this request sprung from when I previously asked Lifehacker readers for their unbreakable rules of driving etiquette. From there, a sub-category of passionate please for common sense and human decency emerged. In addition to the… Read more…
Should you invest in crowdfunded real estate instead of rentals?
If you’re thinking about either buying rental properties or investing in real estate crowdfunding — how do you choose between them? Let’s look at the options.
Airbnb makes its ban on parties permanent, saying ‘the time is right’
The ban was intended to be a temporary measure to encourage responsible home sharing during the pandemic, but the company said on Tuesday, it will become permanent.
Don’t go overboard! 5 reasonable tips for adjusting to the market
Although the market is shifting, that doesn’t mean that the sky is falling. Team leader Carl Medford suggests that listing agents focus on training their sellers to understand the new realities instead of blindly reacting and giving away the farm in the process.
When exactly was the turning point for home price growth?
At the year’s outset, housing experts wondered when the market’s rapid price growth might begin to slow. New data from S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index provides fresh clues.
The Agency says ‘Bienvenidos’ to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
The office marks the brokerage’s 40th global franchise to date and its seventh office location in Mexico.
Mortgage Coach and Sales Boomerang merge under new CEO
Richard Harris, a veteran of SparkPost, Oracle and AddThis, will lead the merged company, which said it will employ 144 people with no layoffs anticipated.
The real estate companies offering support in the wake of Roe v. Wade
A number of companies have offered to pay for travel and health-care expenses associated with abortion, should their employees need to travel out of their state for the operation.
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Congress targets investors and asks: ‘Where have all the houses gone?’
Committee takes up the growing reach of institutional investors at a hearing this week. The biggest companies now own more than 280,000 single-family homes to rent.
Homebuyers ‘win with cash’ as Homeward launches in West Coast
The company, which provides cash backing to homebuyers, will now operate in both Oregon and Washington, bringing the total number of states in which Homeward operates to seven.
Daily Search Forum Recap: June 28, 2022
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
