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College is not for everyone. And fortunately for those living in the Milwaukee metropolitan area with only a high school diploma, they can still earn a good living in the region and have enough income to own a home.

According to a recent survey by housing data company Zillow, Milwaukee is one of only 36 major metros in the U.S. where the typical wage associated with having only a high school-level diploma is enough to afford a house.

Most of those metros are located in the Midwest, East Coast,…

Premium pricing in rents and investment sales is likely to continue for Buckhead-area apartment projects.

A company headed by Melina and Eduardo Cisneros, members of the billionaire family that owns a Spanish language media empire, sold a waterfront mansion in Coral Gables for $23 million.

The 9,315-square-foot home at 555 Leucadendra Drive was sold by 555 Enterprises, managed by Eduardo and Melina Cisneros.

The buyer was 555 Endeavor Land Trust, managed by attorney Jose Luis Machado III.

The buyer was represented by Maurice Boschetti of BH Realty while the seller was represented by Liz Hogan of…

Former Thorntons Inc. CEO Matt Thorton has renamed Valhalla Plantation in Florida as Martha Plantation.

An exclusive Tucson property has hit the market for $8.9 million.

The Villa Esperero estate in Tucson's tony Rattlesnake Canyon area encompasses 133 acres spread across three lots and includes a 9,000-square-foot main house, 4,000-square-foot sports and fitness complex and a vacant pad for a 5,600-square-foot guest house. It also includes a 47-acre vacant lot.

Potential buyers have the option to purchase all three lots or each separately. Take a tour of the property by clicking the accompanying…

A five-bedroom, five-bathroom cabin on Wisconsin’s Balsam Lake is on the market for $1.4 million.

Built in 1960 and recently expanded with a kitchen and family room addition, 1832 Kemah Park Lane sits on a 1.3-acre lot that includes a three-season guest cabin. The property has 178 feet of shoreline on the 1,900-acre lake’s Boston Bay.

One story over a walkout lower level, the home has a log-siding exterior and an interior paneled with knotty pine. The vaulted great room features a wood-burning…

Homebuyers and sellers in metro Denver alike pulled back in July as the summer slump showed up on schedule.

Home and condo sales in metro Denver fell 6.2 percent between June and July, and sales were down 2.5 percent year-over-year, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.

Sales between June and July typically drop 5 percent, and this year’s decline was close to that. Last summer, sales dropped 15.6 percent in July, a severe reversal that stretched into the fall and winter.

Sellers listed 4,695 single-family homes for sale in July compared to 5,463 the month before. Condo listings dropped to 1,937 in July from 2,150 the month before.

That contributed to a 1.7 percent decline in the number of active listings in July compared to June, the first month-over-month drop in six months. Active listings in metro Denver rise an average of 3.5 percent between those two months.

“Maybe homeowners were busy vacationing or lounging by the pool. They must have ..

Dino’s Italian Food is an open time capsule at 10040 W. Colfax Ave. A classic red sauce joint serving homemade meatballs and marinara you can practically taste when you pull into the parking lot. You can visualize its wood-paneled interior and checkered tablecloths before walking in the door.

The Lakewood mainstay opened in 1961. Founder Dino DiPaolo and his wife Jeannene established a menu of pizza, sandwiches and pasta that has gone largely unchanged (save for the addition of some Mexican fare at lunchtime) through 11 presidential administrations. Just about all the ingredients, from the pasta to the bread to the Italian dressing, are still made in house. Stick around for a piece of scratch-made pie or homemade ice cream for dessert.

As the closings of storied restaurants like Patty’s Inn and White Fence Farm in recent years have demonstrated, Denver’s dining scene is in a period of transition. It seems like a new hotspot opens every other week, but many longtimers, the places dine..

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As part of the rebranding of recently acquired Beneficial Bank, WSFS Bank signs will be placed atop the south and west sides of 1818 Market.