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Residents want plans for proposed Murrysville housing development scaled back
MURRYSVILLE, Pa. (KDKA) -- More housing means more tax base, but it also means more traffic. That's why some residents in Murrysville, Westmoreland County, are asking that a proposed housing development with multi-level townhomes be scaled back. "What is proposed is a development of about 61 townhomes," said Summer Hill resident Joanne Hunter.Hunter and others living in the expansive Summer Hill neighborhood want developers to scale back the plans for a second development of townhomes. "That would bring the total number of homes to somewhere around 110 to 120 new homes," Hunter said.Hunter say one of their biggest worries is traffic. "This...
A home sales plummet, cities in Pennsylvania feel the pinch
(The Center Square) – The city of Oakland, California, stated that in the second quarter of 2024, only 11 properties valued over $5 million have been sold, compared to the 25 properties previously sold over the same period last year. This decline has led to a large budget deficit...
Master Property Management with Expert Dustin Nulf at SWIG Meetup
Landlords and real estate enthusiasts, mark your calendars for an insightful evening you won't want to miss! The SWIG Meetup is back, and this time it's all about mastering the art of property management. The event, titled "Property Management for Landlords: Manage Your Portfolio Like a Deca-Millionaire," promises to be a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone eager to sharpen their landlord skills.
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