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Downsizing baby boomers and small business are contributing to the self-storage surge in American. These facts should help jump-start a business story on facilities in your
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There has been an explosion of television shows touting the joys of the tiny house lifestyle. But some cities are seeing tiny houses as a
There’s good news this summer on the home front. Sales of existing homes rose in June to their highest level in eight and a half
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