Capitol West condominium homes are a site to behold in both design and location. Just three blocks away from the Capitol Square, State Street and the Overture Center for the Arts, this urban community is within walking distance of all things Madison. Whether you are...
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Glass Slipper Homes Q&A with the Wisconsin State Journal
Last week, I had the pleasure of talking to Karen Rivedal about Glass Slipper Homes and the real estate market here in Madison. Today that conversation is now in the Wisconsin State Journal! Here is a taste to get you started: For Heidi Uhrig, successfully buying or...
Fannie Mae’s New Enforcement On Strategic Defaults
With more than 5 million home owners unable to make their monthly mortgage or currently in default, lending giant Fannie Mae has started to get tough on strategic default. At the end of June, Fannie Mae announced that it would no longer look the other way from...
ZOOM! WHIZ! WOW! A High-Speed History of Madison’s Soap Box Derby
Learn about the history and experience the thrill of the soap box derby’s heyday in Madison from the mid-1930s through the 1950s as well as the excitement of today’s derby-racing action. Visit Madison's Wisconsin Historical Museum for this unique exhibit. See unique...
Architect Marshall Erdman
One of most famous and pivotal of the Madison area architects is Marshall Erdman. Mr. Erdman was the founder of Marshall Erdman and Associates, one of the nation's leading designer and builder of medical outpatient facilities. Established in 1951, the firm has its...
Google Introduces Mortgage Search
Many potential homebuyers start their home search by doing research online. If you have been researching financing online, your email inbox may become inundated with mortgage offers and unsolicited messages. Now the search engine giant Google has a new mortgage search...
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