Real Estate Boards Set Detroit Convention Focus
Detroit will host the National Association of Real Estate Boards June 23-26 with a four session industrial property division program. Topics cover scientific city expansion, matching industries to locations, advertising city advantages, and cooperative railroads in urban development.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
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Lse City
Jelty
Associaton
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Windows Develop Into Beauty Item of Modern Homes
An archival piece from The Home Builders' Clinic discusses the evolution of windows from simple wall openings to designed elements that influence health and well being in homes. It traces early glass usage, translucent marble coverings, stained glass for the wealthy, and the shift to practical, light admitting openings, while contrasting ancient and modern needs and styles.
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Service Bureau of the, United States, Inc
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USA
Iver
Greece
Home Builders’ Clinic
Colonial home promises more space and value
A colonial home is described as offering far more space and extra features than typical houses, aiming to cut unnecessary space and equipment while increasing overall building costs and value for prospective buyers.
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Sony
Iir
Connecticut
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