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Even affluent homeowners have to patch together complicated policies, weigh foregoing certain coverage and face six-figure costs. Read More
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What Is the EU AI Act and How Will It Impact You?
The European Union’s AI Act may accelerate the compliance regime of any provider, deployer or distributor of AI whose services or products reach EU citizens. Here’s what U.S. enterprises can do to prepare.
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The home, overlooking the Bighorn Mountains, captures a sense of Zen and “the golden glow of the night.” Read More
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From ice cream machines to small appliances that won’t overheat your cooking space, these finds will help you beat the heat in the kitchen and beyond. Read More
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News Bites
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YouTube Star Philly D Renting out California Home for $25,000 Per Month
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YouTube star Philip DeFranco just put his five-bedroom Encino, California, property up for rent. Only those with the deepest of pockets need apply, though. DeFranco, 38, known online as PhillyD, is asking for $25,000 a month for the privilege of living in the five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom dwelling. Realtor.com
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Home of Primo Smallgoods Heiress Could Set a Record in Sydney
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Sydney’s North Shore could get another record-setting deal as Kristie Ward, heiress of the Primo Smallgoods food company, hopes to land more than A$40 million (US$26.29 million) for her trophy waterfront home on Middle Harbour. She bought the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate on a 0.84-acre block in Northbridge in 2017 for $21 million, smashing suburb record at the time by about 30%. Now this sale could set a new record for Sydney’s northside residential real estate, which is presently at A$42.2 million for the historic Idlemere in Lavender Bay that sold in 2022. news.com.au
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Home Sales in Ottawa Are Surging
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The number of homes sold in Ottawa, Canada, was up 13.6% in July compared to last year, according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board. A total of 1,241 homes were sold in the capital last month, according to the group, noting that this increase could be a sign that buyers are slowly gaining confidence, especially after the latest Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut. CTV News
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London Officials Have Approved More Than 10,000 New Homes This Year
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The number of new homes approved in London so far in 2024 has almost doubled last year’s total, but developers are still looking to build more. The London city council has approved 10,398 new units, a marked improvement over last year’s 5,337, but still trending below the 47,000 units developers say the city needs by 2031. London Free Press
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NYC’s Cutthroat and Chaotic Battle for Rental Apartments Leaves Tenants Desperate and Defeated [New York Post]
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