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The housing market is expected to improve in the coming years.  Although the California and Sacramento real estate market are a long way from...

Housing Market Slowdown Roseville, CA- November was the 11th consecutive month of decreasing real estate contract signings which demonstrates to slowdown of our Sacramento housing...

First-time home buyers surprisingly optimistic about 2022 Roseville, Calif.- The current competitive housing market here in Roseville and the Sacramento area is difficult for...

As we wrap up 2023, certain queries have risen to the top of Google's search trends, reflecting the common concerns and interests of buyers, sellers, and investors. In this blog, we explore and answer the most Googled real estate questions of 2023, offering insights and guidance to help you navigate this ever-changing market.

Sandra Domenech became aware of this column through a friend who read it in a Florida weekly. She said she and her 13-year-old son with ASD recently moved out of Florida

What a stranger meant as a demeaning insult, 21-year-old Harley Skorpenske and her mother have turned into good.

At the age of 78 and on the surface, at least, Ed Koepp seems to have gone through life effortlessly and has accomplished much.

Mark Palmer of Sacramento, California, read my column a couple weeks ago concerning a man who experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Palmer emailed to tell his own TBI story.

Two years ago, I featured Nicholas Evans of Spring Hill, Florida, who reads this column in Hernando Today. His story was so complex and unique, I recently sensed a progress report on his status was in order.

Cynthia Parkhill works as an editor of the Lake County (Calif.) Record Bee, which publishes this column, and also blogs about Asperger's syndrome and disability in general. Parkhill has Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism.