The Bishops Avenue has been dubbed “one of the most expensive wastelands in the world” by developer Anil Varma, who owns a property on this notorious street. Residents past and present include the …
Choo Choo on the Cheap: $42K Riverside Caboose in Georgia Could Be Unique Rental
The caboose is typically the end of a train. But this one could signal a new beginning. A caboose from 1976 sits on a acre of riverfront property in Dahlonega, GA, and it just rolled onto the market …
Man cuts his way into Ga. jail yard to drop contraband, deputies say. He only left this one item
BIBB COUNTY, Ga. — Georgia sheriff’s deputies say a man tried to cut his way into a county jail through a fence and left contraband in the jail’s yard. According to the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, …
Trump indictment in Georgia: Scott Hall 1st co-defendant to agree to plea deal
Scott Hall was sentenced by Judge Scott McAfee to five years of probation, a $5,000 find and 200 hours of community service.
Did Israel let real estate developers destroy a privately-owned nursery?
Apparently, the Israel Land Administration (the minhal) responsible for property belonging to Arabs before 1948 did not recognize his right to be there and wanted him out. Afterward, volunteers and …
‘Azerbaijan not forcing anyone to leave:’ Azeri envoy talks Nagorno-Karabakh
In an exclusive interview with the Jerusalem Post, Azerbaijan’s ambassador to Israel, Mukhtar Mammadov, discusses how Baku views its current situation.
Decked-Out Villa Takes In Sea Views From Turkey’s Bodrum Peninsula
destination. “These houses often have white-washed walls, wooden shutters and red-tiled roofs,” says real estate agent Mihane Sadiku of Best Invest—Turkey. “They offer a blend of historical …
Hindu women in Bangladesh seek property rights
A section of Hindus at a conference on Friday demanded the reform of Hindu law to remove discrimination against women in inheriting the property …
Head of State Railway Company of Georgia Has Undeclared Villa
The latest Georgian official found to have failed to declare a valuable property, as required by law, is David Peradze, head of Georgia Railway. It’s a pattern journalists have revealed before.
A company is seeking permission to house refugees in a closed south Georgia factory
The company envisions the factory being used to house refugees for one or two years, with a possible extension.