Indiana Realtor
Indiana Attorney General - Steve Carter
Steve was born in Lafayette, Indiana and grew up on his family's farm in south Lake County. He attended public schools in and near Lowell, Indiana. His mother is a retired schoolteacher and his father is a retired farmer and realtor. Steve and his wife Marilyn, a television journalist, have three children. ... [Read More]
History
Dune Acres was incorporated as atown in 1923 with a population of sixteen people living in five homes. DuneAcres, Inc., a real estate corporation, was formed in April 1923. Theincorporators were William A. Wirt, Superintendent of the Gary Public Schools;Colonel Arthur P. Melton, planner of the City of Gary from its inception in1906; Harry Hall, a realtor; C.R.Kuss, a banker; and C.V.Ridgely, an attorney-- all of Gary, Indiana. Their purpose was to develop an upscale communityin theIndiana Dunes on the shores of Lake Michigan akin to those on Chicago's NorthShore. ... [Read More]
Historic Preservation and Archaeology
Qualified expenditures include the cost of work for preservation or rehabilitation that enables the structure to be principally used and occupied by the taxpayer as the taxpayer's residence. Qualified expenditures do not include cost of acquiring the property or realtor's fees associated with the property. taxes due on the property, costs of additions or enlargement of the existing structure, paving and landscaping, and sales and marketing costs. ... [Read More]
WORKnet - Job Seeker Links
Wisconsin Realtor’s Association, Consumer Resources offers many relocation tools: property search, finding a realtor, public affairs, consumer resources and so much more. ... Homefair website provides moving guides, school report and research calculators, plus so much more. Homefair is sponsored by The National Association of Realtors. ... [Read More]
FRB: Beige Book - Chicago
Overall construction activity remained robust in the District with housing rebounding slightly from a deeper than seasonal dip earlier in the year. Residential construction remained strong in each of the District states with the exception of Iowa, where a builders' association noted that building activity picked up in March and April after a period when price discounting was used heavily to work off unintended inventory. Builders in some areas suggested that strength on the residential side was concentrated in multifamily construction and building permit reports show substantial year-over-year increases in multifamily units in both February and March. Single-family activity had become spotty through much of the District with many contacts pointing to softening in the higher end of the market. Sales of existing homes were reported to be off slightly from last year's levels but, again, still strong. One large realtor, noting that his company's sales were down about 10% from this time la ... [Read More]
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