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Home and garden calendar for Nov. 12-19 in the New Orleans area | Home/Garden
White variegated Leyland Cypress, photographed Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, at the Shady Pond Tree Farm in Pearl River. Advocate staff photo by SCOTT THRELKELD Tree giveaway Saturday Orleans Parish residents can receive one of 700 free trees from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Department of Parks and Parkways, 1 Green Parade Lane, in New Orleans. The Big TREEsy Giveaway includes more than 35 types of trees. Also, a host of Plaquemines Parish citrus trees will be available for sale for $45, including Meyer lemon, grapefruit, Key and Persian limes and navel, blood and Hamlin oranges, as well as Arbequina olive. Celeste and LSU yellow figs will be $35,…
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Routt County real estate sales eclipse $18M from Nov. 18-24
Real estate transactions in Routt County surpassed $18.1 million across 17 sales for the week of Nov. 18-24. 2700 Village DriveSeller: Sandra Lee and Wingate Foster ClapperBuyer: Daniel Hereid and Kelly McGahan HereidDate: November 18Price: $869,500Property Description: 1,041-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath condo, Unit 309, Building A at Lodge at Steamboat Condo Phase II. Last sold for $189,500 in 1997. 57730 Longfellow WaySeller: Jamie T. and Michael S. SteinertBuyer: Liberty Land Group LLCDate: November 18Price: $50,000Property Description: 0.85 acres of vacant land, Filing No. 2, Lot 47 at Steamboat Lake Subdivision. 2685 Owl Hoot TrailSeller: Mona and Stein HalsnesBuyer: Courtney Anne and Frederick Collins HarveyDate: November 21Price: $3,750,000Property Description: 4,740-square-foot, four-bedroom, 5…
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West Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 | Home/Garden
Below is a compilation of properties sold in West Jefferson Parish from Nov. 3-9, 2022. Data is compiled from public records WEST JEFFERSON Transfers for Nov. 3-9 AVONDALE Church St. 204: Derrick Christian and Kenya C. Christian to Aracely J.Z. Rivas, $22,000. BARATARIA Privateer Blvd. 3105: Keenon Leblanc to Chantel L. Hatten, $128,000. BRIDGE CITY Belt Bridge subdivision, lot 13, square 9: Randy Fanara and Paula C. Fanara to Patrick R. Wilbratte, $95,000. GRAND ISLE Amaris Isle Plantation subdivision, lot 43: Amaris Isle Plantation LLC to Carlos M. Aguilar and Zamira S. Aguilar, $55,000. Amaris Isle Plantation subdivision, lot 44: Amaris Isle Planatation LLC to Carlos M. Aguilar and Zamira S.…
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East Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 -Nov. 2, 2022 | Home/Garden
Below is a compilation of properties sold in East Jefferson Parish from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2022. Data is compiled from public records. EAST JEFFERSON Transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 HARAHAN Mounes Division / Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 16B1, square B: Santangelo Investments LLC to JNO Enterprises LLC, $1,200,000. Mounes Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 7A, square B: Elmwood Citrus LLC to Common Ground Properties LLC, donation. Park Ave. 180: David A. Barnes to Alison L. Barnes, donation. JEFFERSON 3401-07 Jefferson Highway: Laksh LLC to 3401 Jefferson Highway LLC, $1,290,000. Brooklyn Ave. 145: Terry A. Gillies to Gillies Revocable Trust, donation. Brooklyn Ave. 260: Deborah A. H. Dupeire…
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La Crosse County building permits for Sunday, Nov. 21 | Home & Garden
CITY OF LA CROSSE James Amundson, 122 Jackson St., roof, $11,000. Leanne Humm 2315 Market St., alteration, $15,000. Henderson Construction, 1519 Ninth St. S., new single-family home, $100,000. Craig & Wolf LLC, 143 Causeway Blvd, fence, $26,638. Great River Homes LLC, 6215 River Run Road, new single-family home, $165,000. City of La Crosse, 1710 Losey Blvd. S., solar panel, $47,093. Great River Homes LLC, 6217 River Run Road, new single-family home, $165,000. Kwik Trip, 1626 Oak St., commercial addition, $25,000. Gundersen Clinic LTD, 710 Denton St., commercial alteration, $1,750,000. City of La Crosse, 400 Clinton St., solar panel, $82,652. La Crosse County Solid Waste, 333 Vine St., roof, $74,000. Hy-Vee…
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Top Real Estate News for Friday, Nov. 19, 2021: 2 REITs and More Fed Spending
A mall giant and a nursing home REIT could benefit from more public spending, two Fools parse out residential iBuying, why UWM stock surged today, outer space commercial real estate, and don’t sleep on the pandemic. Two REITs that would benefit from the government putting more money into the economy With an infrastructure bill now signed into law and a huge package addressing social spending and climate change passed by the House today, now might be a good time to look at real estate investment trusts (REITs) that could benefit from more government money going into the economy. Motley Fool contributor Reuben Gregg Brewer picks out mall giant Simon Property…
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