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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1969
Page
4
Homeowners should consider house additions in tight finances to avoid higher mortgage rates buying a new home. Architects and builders advise written estimates and clear plans, weighing resale value, space needs, and costs. Hiring a carpenter or delaying nonessential finishing touches can limit debt while providing future expansion.
The House Doctor column reports that FHA will require home buyers under its program to certify they recognize racial restrictive covenants are illegal and that they will not discriminate in renting or selling property. The policy links to the open occupancy law and Jones v Mayer, noting concerns about preventing sale to low down payment buyers and possible impacts on neighborhoods.
Washington AP reports that private housing starts rose in September marking the first monthly increase since February. The seasonally adjusted annual rate reached 1,518,000 units versus August’s 1,383,000, easing fears that anti inflation policies were harming housing.
A survey of middle income families shows 25 percent find bathroom bowls too small while more than half of households with older fixtures face the same issue. Plumbers advise two large bowls in a vanity, ample storage, and considering top quality brass. Visit a bathroom contractor showroom to compare options and understand performance differences before remodeling.
Nationwide movers warn about special handling for pets plants jewelry and cars during moves. Take pets with you on short moves and keep jewelry on your person. Prepare pets with a vet visit and kennel transfer. wrap plants carefully or leave them behind. arrange for a second car if needed.
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