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Reverse mortgages making comeback

Aging baby boomers expected to fuel interest

Housing scene: Learning to decipher buyer’s body language

With offers and counteroffers flying back and forth across the table, negotiations between buyer and seller are an important part of the real estate dance, with each side trying to glean any...

Durango-area Parade of Homes set to begin

The 11th annual Durango Area Parade of Homes will kick off Friday. The three-day event highlights 15 homes constructed by local builders, and gives local buyers an opportunity to ...

1031 exchanges can be profitable for investors

The Internal Revenue Service provides a special provision for real estate investors called Internal Revenue Code 1031 exchanges. These exchanges allow an investor to sell one investment prop...

Builders getting more confident

U.S. homebuilders’ confidence in the market for new, single-family homes surged this month to the highest level in nearly nine years. The brighter outlook reflects growing optimis...

Tween’s bedroom can be balancing act

Decorating a baby’s room is all about what mom and dad want. But decorating a bedroom for a “tween-age” child is more complicated. It’s a great place to give growing adolescents s...

Steps can help protect your credit score

Credit-protection companies have been popping up that promise to help you lock down your credit information and protect your identity. While these services can be valuable and worth the subs...

Parade of Homes celebrates 11th year

Customization becoming a must

Grant will help with affordable housing in county

$81,000 annual income needed for a median-priced house

The art of interior design

Durangoans have variety of options to decorate homes

Even a small patio can have a fish pond

‘Only limits are your creativity’

Doors divide haves, have-nots

NEW YORK – One new Manhattan skyscraper will greet residents of pricey condos with a lobby in front, while renters of affordable apartments that got the developer government incentives must...