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      Why You Need a Carbon Monoxide Detector

      Why You Need a Carbon Monoxide Detector

      You probably have a smoke alarm in your home. After all, new homes come with them already installed and many communities have laws that require them to be installed. What about a carbon monoxide detector? Do you have any installed in your home? Do you need one? The importance of having a carbon monoxide detector is often underestimated or simply forgotten by many parents. Unfortunately, carbon monoxide sources, such as furnaces, generators, and gas heaters, are common in home
      Apartment Rentals Now Make Up a Larger Share of New Housing Units in the U.S. Than They Have in Deca

      Apartment Rentals Now Make Up a Larger Share of New Housing Units in the U.S. Than They Have in Deca

      Apartment rentals have been luring residents away from other kinds of housing since the housing crash—and that is not likely to change in the foreseeable future. “Apartments should continue to play a role in the total housing market that goes beyond the historical norm,” says Greg Willett, chief economist for Real Page Inc., a property management software and services provider based in Richardson, Texas. In the years after the Great Recession, millions of people lost homes to
      Plans for Elmwood Site

      Plans for Elmwood Site

      The transition of Elmwood Shopping Center into an development anchored with new residences, retail and dining choices took a key step forward Wednesday (Oct. 10) when the Jefferson Parish Councilapproved the creation of a special economic development district. Doing so will allow the Lauricella Land Co., which owns the sprawling property, to begin the process of seeking tax breaks for their plans. Managing member Louis Lauricella told council members the company is already se
      Home Insurance Covers Damage From a Volcano or Wildfire—Not a Flood

      Home Insurance Covers Damage From a Volcano or Wildfire—Not a Flood

      Most homeowners whose properties were in the path of Hurricane Florence’s torrential rains would have been better off if their home had been hit by a wildfire or volcanic eruption — at least from an insurance perspective. That’s because damage caused by flooding isn’t covered by standard home insurance policies. Only homeowners who bought separate flood insurance for their homes were covered if water from Florence damaged their house. And there weren’t many people in that boa
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      3500 N. Hullen St.     Metairie,  LA.  70002  

       504-301-2400

      Dwell NOLA Realty   Metairie, LA.  (504) 301-2400  Traci Bird Kestler, Broker  licensed in Louisiana.