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Getting your hands dirty
While home ownership is a distant dream for most college students, Steve Marstall jumped at the opportunity to acquire a rental while he was studying at Purdue University.
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From distressed to dressed
Talking to neighbors in the Forest Hills division, David Ayars discovered some interesting facts about the previous owners.
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Figuring out fireplaces
Not only can fireplaces serve a utilitarian role, but they can also capture the attention of a room.
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Furniture, like food, can be 'semi-homemade'
Debbie Nelson is among a growing number of stay-at-home moms in Phoenix and around the country who have turned years of do-it-yourself experience into successful businesses.
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Whitaker home near Pendleton has unique charm
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Make it homey for Christmas
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Hite home ever evolving
When Ralph and Kay Hite first built their home 43 years ago, they felt their three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom house was a mansion.
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‘Not like anybody else’
While many people are careful to decorate their home in an accepted and somewhat conventional manner, Beverley Esarey strives to place items in a way that no one else has considered.
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An ever-evolving dream
Somehow the inside of Toby and Amy Buck's home has almost as much space as the outside. Full of vaulted ceilings, picture windows and rooms with missing walls, the house feels airy and wide open.
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Dream of owning a home?
In an effort to revitalize neighborhoods on the west side of town, a government agency has refurbished several homes and is seeking qualified low- to middle-income buyers.
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