It takes a special kind of neighbor to make a rainy day worse. One New York City homeowner recently vented in the Bad Neighbors subreddit about a problem that literally washes up on their doorstep: a ...

Question: We signed the standard Arizona Association of Realtors contract to sell our Queen Creek home. The buyer had a 10-day inspection period to request any repairs. On day 14, our listing broker ...

Protesters have vowed to 'not give up' despite crews beginning work to dismantle the historic Eastney swimming pool, which was used in a feature film released in the 1950s.

Renovating your home is both an exciting and daunting prospect. On the one hand, it means improving the aesthetics and function of your home — potentially even increasing your home's value with the ...

It’s the last big sales event before the Thanksgiving rush, and we’ve found some good deals on our favorite travel gear.

He’s having a career for the ages. He has two adorable kids, a brilliant and beautiful wife, plenty of money, and still has his hair. There’s just one problem.

Annual maintenance was recently completed at the Steinbach Aquatic Centre. The City of Steinbach's Head of Parks and Recreation, Russ Dyck, says the facility was closed for a few weeks to allow for ...

Marble countertops are a classic, but the soft, porous stone is not always practical for every home. Laura Hammett, founder and creative director of Laura Hammett Interiors, finds herself frequently ...

Life isn’t always black and white. There exist gray areas that are often ambiguous and can be exploited, for better or worse. However, if you can circumvent the rules to your benefit without harming ...

Bathroom renovations can feel exciting at first, but not every upgrade ages well. Some choices that seem trendy or luxurious at the start quickly turn into daily annoyances or costly mistakes. Here ...

Using borrowed funds to renovate a property held in an SMSF is possible, but getting it wrong can trigger serious compliance risks. Here’s what you need to know.

The condo association says it will not replace the tile, only repair the concrete under it. What is the law on this?