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Culleton: With changes in delegation makeup, time is right for Code Home Rule
I know I've said it before, but it's more true than ever: It's time to revisit the question of Code Home Rule for Carroll County. The Board of County Commissioners can propose such a change, then the voters can approve it in the next general election....Tags: Carroll County (Maryland), Elections, Local Elections
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Underwater on the mortgage, stationed away from home
Air Force Maj. Justice Sakyi's change-of-station orders to Germany came with a built-in dilemma: what to do about his family's home in Maryland. He and his wife, Olivia, bought the single-family house in Bowie in early 2006, near the height of the...
Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, Rentals, Crofton, Financial and Business Services, Defense
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Mary Bell Grempler
Mary Bell Grempler, a colorful real estate saleswoman whose pioneering firm grew to become the No. 1 independently owned real estate business in the state, died Monday of emphysema at Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
The Stevenson resident was 81....Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Mae West, Key West, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Business Enterprises
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Home sales rise in Baltimore area for fifth straight month
Baltimore-area homeowners trying to sell are having the easiest time of it in six years, with the balance of power — though not price — back to where it was before the market crashed.
And while prices remain below their housing-bubble highs,...Tags: Rentals, Real Estate Sellers, Perry Hall, Real Estate Sales, Financial and Business Services
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Inner Harbor townhouse project sells out after six years
The last of the luxury townhomes in a project built on piers in Baltimore's Inner Harbor has finally sold, six years after the first buyers moved in. McWilliams Ballard, a Washington-based real estate sales team that took over the Pier Homes at...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Inner Harbor, Auction Service
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Dream home: Sparrows Point street is window to the past
The Stadlers' story is a tale of two houses on the same riverfront street in Sparrows Point and a dream that began when Tim Stadler was just a young boy.
"My parents had friends that we would visit about once a week that lived on River Drive Road," he...Tags: Building Material, Weddings, Family, Marriage, Real Estate Buyers
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Sales of RVs rise as consumers seek vacation homes on wheels
After slumping during the recession, sales of recreational vehicles are on the rise as U.S. consumers give in to the lure of the open road — with amenities — and are once again able to get credit to buy what many consider an affordable...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Consumer Confidence, Family, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Perry Hall
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Maryland had highest rate of new foreclosure filings in U.S.
The rate of new foreclosure filings in Maryland far exceeded any other state's this spring, a spike caused in large part by the national robo-signing legal settlement that unleashed a flood of new cases. Almost 20 in every 1,000 home loans in Maryland...
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Judy Agnew, vice president's wife and Md. first lady
Elinor Isabel "Judy" Agnew, who as the wife of former Baltimore County Executive, Maryland Gov. and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew preferred quiet domesticity to that of the political limelight, died June 20 in Rancho Mirage, Calif. She was 91.
"She...Tags: Rentals, Richard Nixon, Republican National Conventions, Executive Branch, Heads of State
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Harford new homes market 'just coming out a little'
Permits to built new single-family homes have been on the rise in Harford County this year, although the numbers are still much lower than they were during the last housing boom in the early 2000s, according to the county's planning and zoning...
Tags: Rentals, Real Estate, Apartments, House Building, Havre de Grace
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Free reverse mortgage counseling offered by Maryland nonprofit
Reverse mortgages should never be entered into lightly. These are mortgages for those age 62 and up that allow them to pull the equity out of a house without have to sell it. The loan and interest is repaid once the homeowner moves or dies and the...Tags: Credit and Debt, Mortgages
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Study: Consumers taking out reverse mortgages earlier
Much of the wealth of millions of baby boomers is tied up in their houses — a sure sign we're going to see a growing demand for reverse mortgages. These mortgages allow older homeowners to drain the equity in their house without having to sell it...Tags: Finance, Credit and Debt, Consumers, Financial and Business Services, Mortgages
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