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07/06/2008

Real estate people
Residential Properties Ltd., Providence

‘Nightmare’ condo fees after foreclosure
When condo owners don’t pay monthly fees, the others in the association must cover for the loss. It’s a growing problem as foreclosures mount.

Real estate notes
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED: The Newport County Board of Realtors recently awarded $1,000 scholarships to two exceptional college-bound students. The scholarship awards continued the Realtors tradition, which began more than a half-a-century ago. This year’s distinguished recipients are Ashley Edes, a Middletown High School graduate, and Russell Helger, Jr., who recently completed his studies at Tiverton High School.

Jamestown Shores: A summer’s amble along West Passage
Even in summer, when many of the people who use “summer” as a verb descend on Rhode Island’s shores, Jamestown is a place where it is still possible to find peace, quiet and space to think.

07/05/2008

House of the Week: RISD graduate’s design was before its time
As a freshly minted Rhode School of Design-trained architect in the late 1950s, Americo “Rico” Mallozzi’s first break in the business occurred in 1961, and it was all because of family.

House by RISD architect, with master woodworker’s kitchen, is House of the Week
As a freshly minted Rhode School of Design-trained architect in the late 1950s, Americo “Rico” Mallozzi’s first break in the business occurred in 1961, and it was all because of family.

06/29/2008

Galilee beckons
Galilee is a center for fishing, beach tourism and transport to another state tourism center — Block Island.

People in Real Estate
Realtor Matthew Phipps, 27, of Newport, has received two honors from the National Association of Realtors. He was named to the organization’s “30 under 30” list by Realtor Magazine and was also named chairman of the National Association of Realtors Communication Committee for next year, the youngest person to hold such a high position in the organization’s 100 year history.

Real Estate News
DEAL REACHED: Gustave White Sothebys International Realty has reached an agreement with the historic Ocean House Hotel to be the exclusive listing agent for the hotel’s residential suites.

06/28/2008

House of the Week: South Kingstown house has marina, private beach, panoramic views
During a fishing trip out of Galilee in the early 1970s, native New Yorker and self-admitted fan of the sea Sanford “Sandy” Bilsky ended the excursion with more than just the catch of day. He found the house of his dreams.

06/21/2008

Living the high life in Providence
So far, 22 condos have been sold at The Residences at the Westin, where nearly every necessity is just a phone call away.

06/22/2008

Real estate notes
SUMMER SERIES: The Westerly Community Credit Union is hosting two programs this summer for people who own their own homes and for people who are thinking of buying a home:

Foreclosure class focuses on 3 L’s
Inexperienced buyers and investors learn the basics from a Providence lawyer.

Spring Grove: Off the beaten path, ‘quiet and peaceful’
The area was once home to Glocester’s earliest residents.

Real estate people
NEW HIRE: Chuck Kurfehs, MAI, CCIM has joined Appraisal Resource Company Inc., of East Greenwich, as a commercial/industrial manager for the revaluation department.

06/21/2008

House of the Week: Victorian glory in Westerly
Alfred Lippincott, is relocating to Upstate New York and is selling for $1.2 million one of Westerly’s landmarks –– the painted lady at 59 Elm St. — affectionately dubbed “the purple house.”

Victorian glory in Westerly
Alfred Lippincott, is relocating to Upstate New York and is selling for $1.2 million one of Westerly’s landmarks –– the painted lady at 59 Elm St. — affectionately dubbed “the purple house.”

06/19/2008

Foreclosures leave some tenants high and dry
For five days last month, Rachel Brown and her children lived in a house in Providence with no running water.

06/15/2008

Eviction: Forcing people from their homes
Constable Mike Caires doesn't enjoy forcing people from their homes, but the job pays the bills.

Inflation fears send mortgage rates up
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rates on 30-year mortgages jumped to the highest level in nearly eight months, reflecting increased concerns about what the Federal Reserve might do to battle inflation.

REAL ESTATE PEOPLE
NEW AGENT: Stacy Buller has joined the Barrington office of Residential Properties Ltd., 259 County Rd.

Persistence pays for first-time buyers
After a 10-month house hunt, Geoff Keller and Ashley Joseph find a Tudor-style house in Providence that has everything they wanted and more.

REAL ESTATE NOTES
TROOP SUPPORT: The Rhode Island Association of Realtors’ Troop Support Task Force hopes to help ease the burden shared by nearly 5,000 school-age children of military families living in Rhode Island by bringing support services to Rhode Island through the Military Child Education Coalition.

Hummocks: Between the bridges, 3 hills and waterfront
The Hummocks is a waterfront neighborhood in Portsmouth named for its hilly topography. Located just north of the Island Park neighborhood, with the Sakonnet River to the east and Blue Bill Cove to the west, it was first developed as a summer retreat by Fall River merchants, according to one longtime resident.

Newport condo complex opens sales model
The model is now open for the new Residences and Marina at Brown & Howard, in Newport.

06/14/2008

House of the Week: An island getaway in your own backyard
Susan Bachini knows Prudence Island like the back of her hand.