Are you planning on moving to the Gayborhood soon? Even during a crazy pandemic year, the Gayborhoods are a fun place to set up shop and spend time in. During a year filled with turbulence, humans are seeking a sense of community and connection now more than ever. Gayborhoods come with that and much more…. Read more »
Brad Hinckley – Gay Seattle Real Estate Agent
Brad is a licensed Seattle gay Realtor and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He has two degrees from Stanford University: an MBA and a BA in Economics. He has 30 years of professional business experience, including 15 years of selling real estate in Seattle. Brad and his partner, Curtis came to Seattle via Paris, San… Read more »
Jaki Burks – Lesbian Dallas Real Estate Agent
A Dallas lesbian Realtor, I am part of Group, a top producing team at Berkshire Hathaway HS | PenFed and we pride ourselves on taking great care of our clients. See Jaki Burks’ Expanded Listing on Gay Realty Network Here PLACE Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals
Joe Sterner – Gay Rehoboth Beach Real Estate Agent
Greetings from beautiful Rehoboth Beach. I’m Joe and along with my husband, David Brinton we own/operate the Homestead Bed and Breakfast and we are both licensed Delaware Real Estate Agents. With us as your innkeepers and REALTORS, you can get Breakfast and a Show(ing). What sets us apart from other agents is that we are… Read more »
Edgar Gunter – Gay Tampa Mortgage Broker
A Tampa gay mortgage professional, Bud is very knowledgeable of the Tampa Bay area, i.e. Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Orlando, Sarasota, Hillsborough county, Pinellas county , Pasco county. He has lived in the State most of his life so he is familiar with the big metropolitan areas. See AGENT’s Expanded Listing on Gay Realty Network Here… Read more »
Leslie Briggs – Lesbian Toronto Real Estate Agent
Toronto born and raised, lesbian agent that is here to coach you through the process of buying or selling your home. I’ve lived and worked all over this country and I’ve seen many changes to this city. I’m proud to call Toronto my home today. See Leslie Briggs’ Expanded Listing on Gay Realty Network Here… Read more »
Scott Kirk – Gay Metuchen Real Estate Agent
Scott Kirk prides himself on being a FULL SERVICE agent and chooses to work for his brokerage because they are a FULL SERVICE broker. Here he has access to all the necessary tools to effectively market a home to both consumers and other agents alike. Scott’s company also gives his clients a wide range of… Read more »
Steven Burk – Gay Tampa Real Estate Agent
Having lived in Tampa his entire life, Steven has been fortunate with many relationship building opportunities. He started his career in 2008 working with investors of bank-owned properties and later pivoted into representing record breaking sales of multi-family housing developments throughout South Florida. After spending seven years in corporate America, Steven decided to flex his… Read more »
Robbie Puskarich – Taos Gay Real Estate Agent
Robbie is a Taos gay Realtor who brings nearly 20 years of experience in real estate related banking and insurance industries with such institutions as Wachovia and Wells Fargo, during which time he served in management and marketing positions including mortgage loan processor, underwriter, residential lending director, compliance, loss mitigation and property insurance sales producer…. Read more »
Dana Snow – Lesbian Kawartha Lakes Real Estate Agent
Dana Snow became a real estate enthusiast at a very early age, watching and assisting her parents design and build houses throughout her childhood. As a Kawartha Lakes lesbian Realtor, Owner and Broker of Record at Punk Rock Realty, Dana provides first-hand knowledge, learned experience, and deep-seated tenacity. See Dana Snow’s Expanded Listing on Gay… Read more »
Follow Your Own Home Buying List
There are lots of “Lists” proclaiming the best places to live, best neighborhoods, best Zip Codes, and more. If you are in the market to buy this spring, all of these lists can be swirling around in your head just adding confusion to your purchase. How do you evaluate those Lists? Those recommendations? How do… Read more »
Candy L. Niedoba – Lesbian New Jersey Real Estate Agent
Founded by Candy L. Niedoba and Luis Ortiz, the Diverse Professionals Real Estate Group offers integrity, diversity, and leadership through real estate. “We are passionate in providing a multitude of services in order to make your home buying and selling experience extraordinary through exceptional service” Outside of working in real estate, Candy has deep roots… Read more »
Alika Maffezzoli – Tuscany Gay Friendly Real Estate Agent
Alilka Maffezzoli is a Sinalunga gay friendly real estate agent who serves Tuscany, Marche, Puglia, Liguria and the Amalfi Coast. It is our mission to consistently deliver the highest quality, honest, reliable and personalized service in real estate broking that exceeds our client’s expectations. We wish to deliver exceptional results at the highest level. See… Read more »
Are Vertical Villages the Future of Real Estate?
There are mixed-use projects sprouting up all over the country, but so far at least, there is nothing quite like Crosstown Concourse in Memphis, Tenn. It is designed to be a self-contained community — “a vertical urban village” — in a single high-rise building a few blocks north of downtown. Within the 14 stories of… Read more »
Gayborhoods Aren’t Dead
Open up a travel guide and you’re likely to see multiple passages about where to find the local “gayborhood,” a neighborhood disproportionately populated by LGBTQ people. In San Francisco, there’s the Castro. In Chicago, you have Boystown. And in Mexico City, there’s Zona Rosa. Walk through any of these neighborhoods, and you’ll discover blocks of… Read more »
Travis Callstrom – Gay Minneapolis Real Estate Agent
Travis grew up in a small town in west central Wisconsin and attended University of Wisconsin Stout where he majored in Marketing Education with a minor in Business emphasis in Real Estate. After graduating with honors in 1999 and upon completing a two year internship with Pulte Homes, he began his full time career in… Read more »
STUDY: Same Sex Couples Have Harder Time Getting a Home Loan Because of Mortgage Discrimination
If you’ve found getting a mortgage to be a near-impossible task, there may be a reason: mortgage discrimination. Researchers from Iowa State University’s Ivy College of Business have laid bare a painful but unsurprising truth: when they revealed that same-sex couples are 73% more likely to be denied a mortgage compared to their straight counterparts. … Read more »
Scott Simons – Gay Chicago Mortgage Professional
Scott Simons, a Chicago gay Mortgage Professional, is a proud member of Chicago’s LGBTQ community and he brings over 25 years of mortgage banking experience to the closing table.Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or upgrading you can feel comfortable knowing Scott understands the needs and concerns of both traditional and non-traditional families. See Scott’s… Read more »
Jo Mineo – Conntecticut Lesbian Real Estate Agent
In my years of service as a Realtor, was a local Board VP, President and Regional VP for Fairfield County CT, for 5 consecutive years recognized as a Five Star Professional which was awarded by my clients, and volunteered as Chairperson for cancer walk events 2008-2010. Those who know me are not surprised my wish… Read more »
Brian J. Madison – Gay Springfield, Missouri Real Estate Agent
I look forward to serve you as your realtor to make the entire process as less stressful as possible. If you need a recommendation for a local lender in the Springfield, MO area I am happy to refer you to some trusted professionals I have worked with successfully. I am a Springfield gay Realtor –… Read more »
Bill Underdown – Saugatuck Gay Real Estate Agent
It is a great time to buy a vacation home & create a rental investment in Gay Saugatuck! Downtown Underdown is listing and selling Saugatuck Douglas real estate on the Art Coast. As a Saugatuck gay Realtor, I am dedicated to Customer Service and Building Lasting Relationships are key to my success. I enjoy great… Read more »
Amber Prue – Lesbian Edmonton Real Estate Agent
I have lived in the area my entire life. I love what Edmonton and all the amazing surrounding communities have to offer. From rural acreages to the midst of downtown, and from handyman specials to brand new homes, I have experience with it all! I take into consideration every aspect when looking for homes as… Read more »
Michael “Scott” Webb – Gay Friendly Atlanta Home Inspector
We are a gay friendly home inspection family company because we believe, we are human beings first and foremost. We have respect & work diligently to advise and perform the most thorough inspection possible. We take pride in informing each and every client even the smallest details to assist them in avoiding the hazards/safety issues… Read more »
Sheldon Casavant – Gay Edmonton Real Estate Agent
Real estate and magic. Two worlds that couldn’t seem more different but have more in common than you’d think. Let me explain: as an award-winning illusionist, I know the secret to every great trick is the performance – captivating interest and always thinking 10 steps ahead. Well, being a successful Realtor requires those skills in… Read more »
James Komro – Gay Portland Mortgage Lender
As a Portland gay mortgage professional, I enjoy explaining the real estate process and believe that keeping people informed and educated throughout the transaction can help lessen the anxiety of what is often a very stressful set of events. See James Komro’s Expanded Listing on Gay Realty Network Here PLACE Gay Realtors and Real Estate… Read more »
Steven Langston – Pleasanton, California Gay Real Estate Agent
As a gay man I know the value of having a home, a safe place where me and my husband can just be us. Sometimes a home is just home other times is can be a sanctuary against the craziness of the world. Every one should have their place to come together with friends to… Read more »
Should I Lowball the Asking Price?
Today we are going to talk about some interesting negotiation techniques. When you work with a real estate agent to buy your home, you are building a team to work on your behalf and your financial interests in a real estate transaction. Sometimes your Realtor will advise you, given the context of the home sale, to go… Read more »
Saugatuck’s a Hot Gay Market
Bill Underdown in Saugatuck sent us this article: Discover the open-minded charm that’s made the Saugatuck/Douglas area a favorite destination for many in the LGBT community. Our deep roots in the creative arts have grown into an accepting culture where you’ll find people from all walks of life mingling comfortably on the beach or out… Read more »
Should You Buy a Home This Year?
Planning to buy a home in 2019? Here are four more reasons why you should not wait any longer to purchase your new home this year. Interest Rates on the Rise: Zillow predicts mortgage rates will continue to rise throughout 2019. As interest rates rise, your purchasing power can decrease. For example, on a $324,900 condo,… Read more »
Housing Shortages Self-Made, Unnecessary
A glaring disparity between North American cities has accentuated in the past decade: housing affordability. As house prices spike in specific locales, they make ownership a dream rather than a reality. Higher rents also eat away at the disposable incomes of residents. The squeeze means many locals simply must leave, and it spawns homeless populations… Read more »
Manhattan Penthouse Sells For US Record $238 Million
Billionaire Ken Griffin, who is becoming almost as known for his prodigious purchases as he is for his investment acumen, has closed on a New York penthouse for roughly $238 million. The deal sets a record for the highest-priced home ever sold in the U.S. The purchase is the latest in a string of record-breaking… Read more »
Gregory Welch – San Diego Gay Mortgage Lender
I pride myself on serving the GLBTQ Community and all of our allies. As a San Diego gay mortgage professional, I strive for meaningful, lasting client relationships starting with the first transaction and lasting a lifetime. I’ve lived in Panama City, FL (#850strong), Denver, CO, and now I am excited to call San Diego my… Read more »
STUDY: Black Gay Couples Face Highest Rate of Mortgage Discrimination
Male gay couples, especially Black male gay couples, face the highest rate of mortgage discrimination, according to an analysis published in the University of Chicago Law Review. The conclusions were based on empirical data disclosed under federal housing law. The study is the first to demonstrate widespread discrimination across the United States based on perceived sexual orientation,… Read more »
Butch Leiber – Phoenix Gay Real Estate Agent
Butch is a full time Phoenix gay Realtor® focused on providing a great experience for his clients. He works with both buyers and sellers all across the Valley of the Sun in all price points. A Valley resident since 1991 Butch has sold houses in almost every city in the Valley and has a strong… Read more »
The Rise and Fall of the American Downtown – Boston Real Estate Times
From a city’s economic engine to the center of political and administrative power. From cultural heart and nightlife hotspot to dilapidated buildings and high crime rates. From opulent penthouse suites to derelict homes. The downtowns of American cities, both big and small, have always been dynamic places that shifted with the times. From the early… Read more »
Home Ownership in 2019 – Mission Possible
If you haven’t gotten on the first rung of the property ladder yet, the holidays are a perfect time to make a game plan for buying in the New Year. After all the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping, parties and family time starts to wind down, sit down with your laptop and a cup… Read more »
Climate Change and Real Estate
Amid the havoc Hurricane Michael caused on blocks of waterfront property in Mexico Beach, Florida, a single home stood out after the storm cleared, a survivor of winds that made buildings “buck like an airplane wing.” This so-called Sand Palace, a home owned by Russell King and his nephew, Dr. Lebron Lackey, and profiled in the New York Times,… Read more »
David Ashton – Boston Gay Real Estate Agent
David was born in Westminster, London UK and spent his early years in both Great Britain and Western Pennsylvania. He attended Michigan State University where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and the MSU Senior Class Council. He graduated with a degree from Michigan State’s James Madison College School of Government with… Read more »
Realtor.Com Report Visualizes State of Housing Shortage Crisis
Of all the hyperbolic new benchmarks of the American housing market (Highest-ever national home prices! Fewest-ever days on market! Most expensive teardown shack in history!), there’s one key metric that seems to get the least number of blaring headlines: inventory levels. But maybe that should change. The fact is, the number of properties available for… Read more »
Byron Greiner – Asheville Gay Real Estate Agent
Byron Greiner and the award winning Dwell Realty Group team have been serving our community for over 15 years. We are “family friendly because we are family. As an Asheville gay Realtor, I offer offer market-savvy guidance in all of our community including historic preservation, VA home purchases, vacation, second and weekend homes, the latest… Read more »
Will West Coast Buyers Finally Get Some Price Relief?
The West Coast has been home to some of the hottest housing markets in the country over the last five years, with Denver, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, and Seattle leading the way in home price appreciation. But various pieces of housing data in the fall started indicating that maybe home prices had finally been pushed… Read more »
Bill Cochran – Idyllwild Gay Real Estate Agent
As an Idyllwild gay Realtor, I get great satisfaction helping you find your special place. Idyllwild is a beautiful gay friendly mountain village. If you want to get away get away here. See Bill’s Expanded Listing on Gay Realty Network Here Idyllwild Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals
Is Shared Housing a Hot New Trend?
I recently read an article in The Atlantic by Iliana E. Strauss – “The Hot New Millennial Housing Trend Is a Repeat of the Middle Ages.” The article addresses the trend in “co-housing,” in which people are choosing to live in housing with communal eating and socializing space. The author writes: “Homeownership is still viewed as a central component… Read more »
Secondary Cities: The New Boomtowns – Valley News
As they began planning their future together, Ashley Brown and her fiance, Aaron Shuman, concluded that they could no longer remain in Los Angeles because it was getting much too expensive. “Our rent in L.A. was $1,500 for a tiny, 650-square-foot apartment with no amenities,” said Brown, 29, a native New Yorker, actress and New… Read more »
How Big Data and AI May Change Real Estate
The real estate industry has changed drastically over the years with the development of the internet and the opportunities it brings to the sector. From online listings to outreach, there are better marketing opportunities for both buyers and sellers today. The latest technology that’s changing the landscape of several industries is artificial intelligence (AI) and… Read more »
How Forest Fires Affect Local Real Estate Values
Economists know that the prices of houses tend to drop in the aftermath of a nearby wildfire. But a new paper reveals good news for those who have invested in vulnerable woodland property: Unless you can literally see the fire scar from your home, these prices rebound within a couple of years. Shawn McCoy and… Read more »
Does Climate Change Affect Real Estate Prices?
In the wake of two powerful hurricanes in the U.S. this fall, the scientific evidence that climate change will raise the risk of severe weather events continues to grow. In some coastal areas such as Hawaii and Florida, roughly one-tenth of all homes are expected to be underwater if sea levels rise by six feet…. Read more »
Why Buy a Home in the Winter?
Why buy a home in winter? Well, usually there is less competition in the winter – sellers are more likely to accept a buyer’s terms. There might be lower inventory in the winter, but then again by the time spring rolls around, houses start getting four, five, six or even more offers. So looking to… Read more »
Carole Souza – Lesbian Omaha Real Estate Agent
Carole, an Omaha lesbian Realtor and her spouse Laura are LGBTQ family members and Realtor/Partners for more than 20 years! We specialize in transistions and relocations. We have extensive experience in working with buyers and sellers who are located outside of our area. We are happy to walk through homes with live video and make… Read more »
Portland Developer Sells Affordable Shipping Container Homes
Earlier this year, the St. Helens City Council approved a renewable 50-year lease with Portland-based developer and entrepreneur Carl Coffman so he could build an eight-unit apartment complex on 7th Street in St. Helens. The shipping container homes are made from recycled metal shipping containers with renovated interiors to be used as living spaces. Coffman… Read more »
Anne Monsted – Charlotte Lesbian Real Estate Agent
Anne has called Charlotte home for over 16 years. She is a native of New Orleans and earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management with a business minor from Elon University in 1998. She also earned a masters degree in Business from Elon. She has lived uptown, Oakhurst, NODA, and now Villa Heights…. Read more »
Ali Palacios – Lesbian Houston Real Estate Agent
Do you need assistance in the following? Give me a call – Real estate sales and purchases – Home staging – Local real estate market reports – Local real estate market expertise and guidance – Real estate professional referrals (for those moving to another state or country) – Real estate leasing (commercial, industrial, retail, residential… Read more »
When You’re Ready to Buy – The Washington Blade
If you go to an open house that you really love, wait until you’re out of earshot of the host agent to shout, ‘I want it! I want it!’ You enter your luxury high-rise apartment, toss your keys on the kitchen counter, kick off your shoes, and pour an adult beverage. With your drink in… Read more »
Wendi Slaton Anderson – Gay Friendly Austin Real Estate Agent
Wendi Slaton Anderson is committed to helping educate her clients to make the right decisions, at the right time, on the right property. As an Austin Gay Friendly Realtor, she works hard to ensure the process of buying or selling a home is a smooth, exciting, positive experience for all parties involved. Wendi greets all… Read more »
Greening the Paradigm – How Portland Changed Its Streetscapes
Time travel with me to 1973 Portland. The state legislature has just passed a landmark law establishing “urban growth boundaries,” launching the city toward its future of innovative planning. But if you look around, Portland’s streets are just like those of any American city—a highway builder’s dream. Most recent development is on the suburban model,… Read more »
Wendi Slaton Anderson – Austin Gay Friendly Real Estate Agent
Wendi Slaton Anderson is committed to helping educate her clients to make the right decisions, at the right time, on the right property. As an Austin Gay Friendly Realtor, she works hard to ensure the process of buying or selling a home is a smooth, exciting, positive experience for all parties involved. Wendi greets all… Read more »
Appealing to Millenial Homebuyers
Big news! A recent study by the National Association of Realtors shows that millennials make up the highest percentage of homebuyers nationwide. We’ve found this to be true of our local market in the D.C. Metro area as well. We’ve also found that these younger buyers have very specific tastes. Therefore, it’s critical if you’re… Read more »
Is the Housing Market Slowing?
According to ATTOM Data Solution’s Q2 2018 U.S. Home Sales Report, U.S. single family homes and condos sold for a median price of $255,000 in the second quarter, up 6.3 percent from a year ago to a new all-time high but the slowest annual appreciation since Q2 2016. “Annual home price appreciation nationwide has now… Read more »
Rob McGuire – St. Petersburg Gay Real Estate Agent
Originally from NYC, I worked in the advertising field holding positions on NY’s Madison Ave, primarily working in the LGBT media sector. I have lived in Tampa Bay, Florida long enough to know that this is home for me. Cooking, the arts, travel, and of course real estate, are some of my passions. Thankfully, Tampa… Read more »
Who Will Fix Philadelphia Gayborhood’s Faded Crosswalks?
The rainbow crosswalks at 13th and Locust Streets were once a gleaming landmark for the Gayborhood. That was 2015, when Instagram-happy visitors would traipse across the newly painted strip for photo after photo. Now the crosswalks look, well, less than cheerful. Years of construction and use have faded them considerably. But there is a solution:… Read more »
Gay Mecca San Francisco’s Rents Highest on Earth
San Francisco, the California city that has long been a haven for LGBT people, may have the highest rents on Earth, at least according to the financial site Walltwyse. Since the days of the 19th-century gold rush and, later, as a discharge spot for navy sailors, San Francisco has long served as the de facto… Read more »
Colleen DiBiase – Tucson Gay Friendly Rea Estate Agent
Whether first time home buyers, buyers wanting to upgrade or downsize or seniors I cherish them all. As a Tucson gay friendly Realtor, client service is my strength. I’ll be with you every step of the way to make sure your experience is positive and stress free. A Tucson native, I can assure you this… Read more »
Guy Prehn – Gay Palm Springs Real Estate Agent
For Guy, living in the Palm Springs area is like living in paradise. That`s why over a decade ago Guy made the decision to leave the East coast and live here in the Coachella Valley. Now, he wants to assist others sell or find their “dream home paradise”, as well. He has the experience representing… Read more »
Matt Dillman – Nashville Gay Real Estate Agent
A Nashville gay Realtor, Matt has been working in residential real estate in the Nashville area since 2005. Nashville is a booming city with a diverse industry base and a wonderful place to call home. Let Matt help you navigate the ever changing city and hot real estate market! See Matt Dillman’s Expanded Listing on… Read more »
Charlotte’s Gayborhoods
Sit at Common Market in Plaza Midwood long enough on a weekend evening and it will inevitably happen. A red, open-aired bus will eventually drive by — a comedic tour guide blasting jokes through the onboard microphone as it drives toward the iconic neighborhood bar, deli and convenience store rolled into one. Regular patrons at… Read more »
America’s Housing Crisis Spreading To Smaller Cities
“Have you considered the racket and the lights and the crowds and the traffic, and everything that’s going to happen to those of us who live here?” It is a familiar sight in America: the public meeting, the angry residents, the housing developer trying to explain himself over the boos. “Take the money you’ve got… Read more »
Scott Newton – Palm Springs Gay Real Estate Agent
BUYING or SELLING? Call Today! Let’s get started marketing your property today and/or finding you the property of your dreams. As a Native of the Coachella Valley, I can provide you with an extensive knowledge of the Valley to help you make the best decision for your needs.When you think of Real Estate, ONE OF… Read more »
California Republican: Home Sellers Should Be Able to Engage in LGBT Housing Discrimination
While speaking to a group of Realtors, Republican Rep. Dana Rohrabacher said homeowners should be able to engage in LGBT Housing Discrimination. Rohrabacher, who represents California’s 48th District, was talking to an Orange County Association of Realtors delegation in Washington, DC on 16 May. Wayne Woodyard, a former Orange County Realtor president, reported what Rohrabacher… Read more »
8 Ways to Make Your Real Estate Agent Love You
Just what does it take to make the agent who’s done so much for you swoon? There are plenty of ways to build a harmonious, lasting, and fulfilling relationship that will take you from starter home to happily ever after. Check out this list of things that’ll make your agent fall head over heels in… Read more »
Shea Steel – Portland Lesbian Real Estate Agent
Shea is a multi-million dollar Portland lesbian Realtor living in beautiful Portland, Oregon. She is passionate about the Portland real estate business, and provides impeccable customer service and satisfaction to her clients. Buying or selling a home is an important event in your life, and she will ensure that your experience is smooth and pleasurable…. Read more »
Why People Move – Lighter Side of Real Estate
Unless you’re a college student or someone who lives with minimal belongings, moving can be a fairly intimidating undertaking. From packing all those boxes to finding a moving company that won’t drop your heirloom grandfather clock down a flight of stairs, it’s daunting to say the least. But sometimes there are factors beyond your control… Read more »
Julie Nelson – Lesbian Austin Real Estate Agent
We think you need “smart” real estate … smart buying strategies, smart offers, smart pricing, smart relocation and just simply an attentive and intelligent focus on the market, its intricacies, its changes and trends. A former business analyst and in the real estate business since 1999, Julie is an Austin lesbian Realtor, top performer and… Read more »
Pinched by the Market? Get a Tiny House Delivered to Your Door
When it comes to Amazon.com, we all know the platform allows you to buy pretty much anything you can imagine. From Halloween costumes and home decor to live fruit trees and Viagra, the massive online retailer prides itself on being the go-to purveyor consumers turn to when they don’t feel like leaving their homes. But… Read more »
How Friendly Are Our Gayborhoods, Really?
Do you live in a gayborhood? You know what I’m talking about, right? A community in a metropolitan area where large numbers of LGBT people reside. Examples include Chicago’s Boystown or WEHO in Los Angeles. If the answer is yes, you wouldn’t be alone. Many who identify as queer choose to live in such areas… Read more »
Mary Discher – Paradise Valley Real Estate Agent
Clients are the best judge of knowledge, customer service, loyalty, etc. As the testimonial page on Mary’s website reflects, her clients rave about her service and the wonderful experience she provides through the buying and selling process. A Phoenix metro area Realtor, she honors any opportunity to work hard for a client, and doesn’t take… Read more »
Arlene Goldberg – Fort Myers Lesbian Real Estate Agent
Arlene was employed by Lee County Government’s, Facilities Management Department, as their service contracts manager, securing and managing leased commercial properties and associated services as required for county departments. Securing my Florida Real Estate license in 2000. Being hired for a large corporation, in Fort Myers, as their Facilities/Safety Director she took a 14 year… Read more »
TIPS: Buying a Home Sooner Than Planned
We’ve had several clients recently buy homes long before they thought they would. These clients came in for meetings and told us that they wouldn’t be buying for at least a year. Four months later, they’re in a new home! We’re seeing this happen time and again so we thought we’d take a moment to… Read more »
TIPS: Moving From a Condo to a House
Thinking of moving from your smaller condo into a single-family home? Read on and find out what to expect. Thinking about making the leap from condo living to single-family homeownership? Read on. We’ve helped many clients when moving from a condo to a house so we thought we’d share the main benefits of making this… Read more »
Martie Law – Kauai Gay Friendly Real Estate Agent
I was born and raised on Kauai and work in both the construction and real estate industries. As a full time Realtor Broker with over 16 years of experience, I am proud to serve my island and those who love it. To that I’ve added a CRS designation (Certified Residential Specialist), ePro (online everything), and… Read more »
The Death of the Gayborhood
Is the LGBTQI-centric neighborhood still needed in this day and age? Over the past few decades, city neighborhoods have changed. Developers have moved in, building condos and mixed-used developments that have displaced many residents and mom-and-pop businesses. When talking about this phenomenon, we normally refer back to the racial makeup of a city, but one… Read more »
Thom Butts – Portland Gay Real Estate Agent
As a 5th generation Oregonian, I have been around long enough to see the trends; I lived in NW Portland before it was “The Pearl” and was a home owner in Inner NE Portland long before it was hip. When I first meet with clients, I don’t do all of the talking – I listen…. Read more »
Denver to Get Rainbow Crosswalks
Organizations in Denver, Colorado are raising money to install permanent rainbow crosswalks by June—just in time for Pride Month. If successful, Denver will join the ranks of Atlanta, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and West Hollywood in installing these colorful crosswalks for good. How is this happening? This move is being spearheaded by the area’s Buffalo Exchange,… Read more »
TIPS: Holding Title With a Friend or Partner
Considering buying a home with a friend or partner? While it may not be your first thought, the answer is “yes.” Property can be purchased by a variety of different buyers—an individual, a business entity, a married couple, and even friends or partners who are not married. When non-married people purchase real property together —… Read more »
Matthew Fenicle – Phoenix Gay Real Estate Agent
Matthew Fenicle, a Phoenix gay Realtor, is an Ohio native and moved to Phoenix to enjoy the lifestyle that only Arizona can offer. Bringing with him a strong Midwestern work ethic, Matthew began work as a REALTOR and Firefighter in Phoenix over 17 years ago. Building a business based on integrity and communication with a… Read more »
How Much Are Foreign Investors Driving Up Real Estate Prices?
Scott and Erica Rothenberg thought the years of scrimping and saving had finally paid off. The three-bedroom house outside of Elk Grove—an upper-middle-class suburb of Sacramento—checked all of the boxes: quiet neighborhood, quality school district, ample space to start a family. But the couple knew competition for the house—like most houses in desirable California neighborhoods—would… Read more »
With Long Commutes, Activists Call for Condos, Not Parks
SAN FRANCISCO — Dustin Becker jumps in his car at 5:30 every morning to begin a grueling 90-minute drive from his home in the suburbs to his telecommunications job 60 miles closer to San Francisco. He does it because houses cost twice as much where he works. The forces of population growth and gentrification have… Read more »
Trans Lottery Winner Melissa Ede Blocked From Buying UK Dream Home
Melissa Ede, the transgender taxi driver who won £4 million from the National Lottery, has been rejected from buying her dream home. After winning the jackpot she fell in love with a five-bedroom property on a luxury development with its own duck pond, immediately setting out to buy the desirable pile. Melissa, 57, says… Read more »
Ed Elam – Boise Gay Real Estate Agent
After a successful career in the restaurant business in Seattle, Washington and Los Angeles, California, Ed returned to McCall and managed the Shore Lodge before moving to Boise in 1994. Ed worked as an electrical contractor before obtaining his real estate license and putting years of experience building and remodeling homes to work. As a… Read more »
Why You Need a Real Estate Agent
In an era in which Google has empowered all of us to get answers within seconds of a search, including many of the key details of a home for sale, many people are asking, ‘Why do I need a real estate agent?’ If you’re one of those people, allow me to try to convince you… Read more »
Justin Ziegler – Atlanta Gay Real Estate Agent
Success in the residential real estate industry first requires a bold commitment to big dreams and a willingness to help others. That’s about all “JZ” had after 2007’s economic recession brought layoffs to Atlanta’s non-profit sector. Once a development officer for the Southeast’s largest AIDS service organization, he found himself counting coins and new contacts… Read more »
Do You Need Title Insurance?
Sherri Anne: Deirdre, as part of my buyer discussions, I walk through the settlement process. What paperwork to expect, including the closing statement and the costs associated with purchasing a home. But let’s be honest, the excitement and focus is always on finding the perfect home. Details on closing costs and fees are discussed, but… Read more »
More Housing = Lower Rents
It’s not rocket science: The more housing there is, the more affordable housing will be. In cities with growing populations, the degree to which the creation of new apartment units track with the increased need for additional rental housing is the difference between soaring prices and a stable market. D.C. has begun to prove this… Read more »
Gentrification Takes a Toll on Boystown Neighborhood – Eater Chicago
Boystown is arguably the most famous gay neighborhood in the world. Established in the mid-20th century on the North Side of Chicago, it has long been an area LGBTQ people could call home, where they could meet others like them and grab a bite to eat in a place where they’d expect to be welcomed…. Read more »
Condo vs. Co-op
As you set out to buy property in D.C., one of the first considerations to think about is what type of property appeals to you. Do you want to own a standalone home or purchase in a building with shared expenses? When deciding on a unit within a building, your choices come down to a… Read more »
The Happiest City in the US
A community along the southwestern coast of Florida has claimed the title of the nation’s happiest city for the third year in a row, according to a new poll. Residents of the Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island metro area reported the highest scores on a Gallup-Sharecare’s survey of well-being, conducted in 2016 and 2017. The survey included people… Read more »
Is San Francisco’s Gayborhood Once Again Migrating?
When bars like the Gangway close, it’s easy to dive into conversations about nostalgia. As San Francisco’s oldest continuously operating gay bar, the Gangway opened in 1910 and served primarily gay customers since the 1960s. Its shuttering earlier this year rippled through the LGBT community. Known as a humble yet familiar locale, it served as… Read more »
Clark County Asks: Where Are the Condos?
There is a perception among developers that if you build a condominium you may as well be building a wasp’s nest. Veering into that market has gotten many builders stung by lawsuits over purported construction defects. Vancouver developer Elie Kassab has heard those concerns, but isn’t worried. People constantly ask whether he will build any… Read more »
Preparing for a Home Inspection
Congratulations, Mr. Seller! Your house is now under contract — but you may not want to start packing yet. Your contract may include contingencies, which are conditions that must be met before a real estate transaction can be completed. Unless your buyers are paying cash, they will likely have a finance contingency to ensure that… Read more »
Seattle’s Gayborhood – Shifting or Disappearing?
Capitol Hill, widely known since the 1970s as Seattle’s gay neighborhood, is changing. As development and gentrification sweep in, many longtime residents have moved out. But is the gayborhood dying, or just changing? To newcomers, it may be difficult to imagine that it was ever any different. But Capitol Hill didn’t always have the city’s… Read more »
DC’s Gayborhoods Are Disappearing
I remember my first gay bar. I was 20, newly single, and frustrated. I knew only a handful of gay people at the University of Maryland, where I was a senior, but one night a guy in my campus a cappella group invited me out to Apex, a club near Dupont Circle. Standing at the… Read more »
Philadelphia Gayborhood: A Place to Flourish
In a room the size of a “broom closet” on the third floor of the Student Center, Ian Morrison said he found his “gay tribe.” The small room was the meeting place for Temple’s Lambda Lions, a former student organization for gay students. Morrison, a 1997 journalism alumnus who was president of the club, said… Read more »
The San Francisco Gayborhood: A Long History
San Francisco has long been known as a safe haven for LGBTI people. In 19th century, during California’s Gold Rush, San Francisco was a place heavily populated by men who hoped to become successful out West. ‘The transition to San Francisco as a major port city through the end of the 19th century solidified it… Read more »
Trulia Shows Where Queer Rights Are Protected
I’ve decided to take on the task of buying a home this year. My previous abodes have been rented. I’ve had leases, rented month to month, but never a mortgage. It’s a daunting task to take on, especially as a single person with a single income and looking for a house in a neighborhood where… Read more »
Ten Kinkiest Cities for Gay Men
Hold onto your jockstraps gents, for the top ten kinkiest cities for gay men in the US have been revealed. In a bid to discover the most popular cities for men pursuing alternative sexual lifestyles in the States, fetish app KinkD mapped where its users were most likely to log on across the country –… Read more »
Chris Gaster – Charlotte Gay Realtor
Chris, a Charlotte gay Realtor, is passionate about making the buying or selling process fun and as stress free as possible. What makes Chris stand out? His enthusiasm, energy, keen negotiation skills, and consulting approach just to name a few! The home buying process with all of its many options can be overwhelming. Chris excels… Read more »
Rob Langloss – Des Moines Gay Realtor
Rob and Kelly are a selling team working with both buyers and sellers. They have both lived in historic districts in Des Moines and love to help people find and save old homes in Sherman Hill, River Bend, Waterbury and South of Grand. Other areas of interest are resale homes and new construction as well… Read more »
Thom Butts – Gay Vancouver, Washington Realtor
As a 5th generation Oregonian, I have been around long enough to see the trends; I lived in NW Portland before it was “The Pearl” and was a home owner in Inner NE Portland long before it was hip. When I first meet with clients, I don’t do all of the talking – I listen…. Read more »
Trish Mutch – Toronto Lesbian Realtor
We are not like other realtors. What makes us different? For home-sellers; we leverage marketing techniques and strategies to promote your home to a wider audience. Combined with our understanding of the wants and needs of the prospect purchaser, we use the latest technologies to increase their desire to compel a faster transaction, at the… Read more »
Randy Slovacek – Las Vegas Gay Realtor
Representing clients successfully requires a specific range of abilities: strong negotiation experience, detail-oriented contract expertise, communication skills that manage to get all parties on the same plane quickly and dexterity to facilitate even the most difficult transactions smoothly. With 12 years experience I make sure your needs, concerns, and goals come first and foremost, whether… Read more »
What Can Staging Do for You?
Photo Credit: Odigorealty.com This post was contributed by Real Estate Experts, a leading team of realtors in Cary, NC. Staging is more or less standard these days, even though it’s a fairly recent addition to the home seller’s to-do list. Most real estate agents will agree that staging offers clear benefits. Although staging is cosmetic,… Read more »
David de Maria – Seattle Gay Realtors
David and Jamie De Maria are Seattle gay Realtors and proud members of Windermere Capitol Hill, a prominent real estate firm in Seattle. David is a second generation real estate broker and has been exposed to the business since childhood. With over 30 years of combined experience, David and Jamie are a well-rounded and savvy… Read more »
Gary Peacock – Colorado Springs Gay Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: I have been in the Pikes Peak Region since 1994 so know the area extremely well. I retired after 25 years from the retail world as an Operational Executive…. Read more »
Billy Woomer – Palm Springs Gay Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Billy Woomer specializes in residential real estate throughout the Greater Desert Area. Whether a million dollar luxury home or a 1BR condo, Billy welcomes the opportunity to work with… Read more »
Ralph Wintersberger – Albuquerque Gay Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: In 2015, Ralph Wintersberger became a licensed Associate Broker with Maddox & Co REALTORS® and soon after obtained the distinguished designation of REALTOR® from the National Association of REALTORS®…. Read more »
Connie Jensen – Bend Gay Friendly Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Connie is a discrete, professional, and savvy Bend gay friendly Realtor with almost three decades of real estate experience. Bend is friendly, outdoor oriented playground, open to everyone. See… Read more »
Gregg Klar – Austin Gay Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: I’m an Austin gay Realtor and one resident who considers myself fortunate to be a part of the Austin lifestyle. Combining a passion for my work with love for… Read more »
Barbara Stone – Dallas Lesbian Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: As a multi-million-dollar producer, Barbara Stone is a Dallas lesbian realtor who has over 25 years of cutting edge business skills and experience to help gay and lesbian couples… Read more »
Greg Rowland – Gay Pender Island Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Greg Rowland is a Victoria Gay Realtor who offers superb service to his clients in the trading area of Southern Vancouver Island and the Southern Gulf Islands for over… Read more »
Rebecca Barron – Portland Lesbian Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Down to earth local queer-tor! Selling lifestyles through real estate. In a sea of grandpa sweaters and rainbow shorts I’ll show you the many sides of our unabashedly hip… Read more »
Radek Pomykaj – Tucson Gay Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Today, real estate business is all about marketing, internet and new technologies. As a Tucson gay RealtorI have an extensive, twelve-year experience in strategic marketing and digital media, and… Read more »
Cyndy Ciolino – Lesbian Chicago Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: I am a Chicago lesbian Realtor who was born and raised in Chicago, lived in the city for the first 30 years of my life, then moved to the… Read more »
Maura Sullivan – Lesbian Woodbridge Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Maura would love to help you buy or sell your Woodbridge area home, and is one of Northern Virginia’s top real estate agents. She can help you stay on… Read more »
Harry Sterling – Gay Palm Springs Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Before Harry became a Palm Springs real estate agent, Harry worked for Hewlett-Packard for over twenty five years. During his final 5 years, he worked to make his division… Read more »
Ken Latz – Gay Seattle Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Ken Latz has been a Seattle resident since ’88, and he is very familiar with the city and all of its diverse neighborhoods and suburbs. He with Gerrard, Beattie… Read more »
Michael Sullivan – Gay Durham Realtor
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Michael Sullivan is a Triangle Area real estate agent who specializes in relocation to and from Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill. He knows the area inside and out, and… Read more »
Marc Lange – Gay Palm Springs Real Estate Agent
Marc LangePeriodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Marc listens closely to his clients to learn what their real estate needs are, and then works hard to finding the home that best meets those needs. It’s… Read more »
Jim Sutton – Gay Albuquerque Real Estate Agent
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: My goal is to make the transaction as easy and stress free as possible. You work with me, not an assistant agent. I have lived in Albuquerque for over… Read more »
Michael Leachman – Jacksonville, Florida
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Michael Leachman offers full residential real estate services serving all of Jacksonville and vicinity. Experience selling oceanfront, new construction and luxury homes. He work hard to find the best… Read more »
CJ Brasiel – San Jose, California
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Choose a San Jose real estate partner with a different view. CJ Brasiel is a lesbian real estate agent who specializes in residential home sales in San Jose and… Read more »
John Gasdaska – New York City
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: John Gasdaska can help make your New York and Manhattan real estate dreams become reality. He is an expert on NYC real estate, working efficiently on your behalf with… Read more »
Daniel Otto – Chicago, Illinois
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Daniel Otto is a gay Chicago realtor who is talented in the art of negotiation. He’s the kind of person that one instinctively trusts, and has earned a reputation… Read more »
Michael Jackson – Gay Bonita Springs Real Estate Agent
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Michael Jackson is a multi-million dollar producing real estate agent in Bonita Springs, in Southwest Florida. If you are looking to buy or sell Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers,… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 4. Buffalo
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Buffalo winters are loooong, but that’s why there are places like the… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 5. New Orleans
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: We’ve long had a soft spot for New Orleans, just as NOLA… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 6. Atlanta
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: The star of the South is really becoming one of the country’s… Read more »
This Mothers Day…Make A Heart A Home
We have a special feature today from one of our agents, Alex Prins: My name is Alex Prins and I am a Dallas REALTOR in the good ole state of Texas. I work at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. I have been a real estate agent for over 3 years now and helping people find a… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 7. Cincinnati
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: It wouldn’t be a big surprise if college town Columbus scored well… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 8. Pittsburgh
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: No, Pittsburgh is not like it’s depicted in Showtime’s 2000s series Queer… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 9. St. Paul, Minn.
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Minneapolis and St. Paul are some hip twins, huh? The former is… Read more »
Jim Datlen – Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: My partner and I bought our house in Brampton in 1998 and we love the suburbs! You can choose from vibrant condos or single family homes on quiet streets…. Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 10. Irvine, Calif.
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: An Orange County, Calif., city in the top 10? As mentioned previously,… Read more »
Allen Lungo – Playa Flamingo, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: In Costa Rica, your dreams of a vacation condominium, an ocean view lot, a family residence, a mountain perch, a retirement home, a golf course centered life, an ocean… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 11. St. Louis
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Many people discount St. Louis, well, since it’s kinda in the middle… Read more »
Brodie Stephens – El Dorado Hills, California
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Brodie is a gay real estate agent in Folsom-El Dorado Hills, who works with buyers and sellers in the Eastern Sacramento metro region! See AGENT’s Expanded Listing on Gay… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 12. Toledo, Ohio
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Surprised that Toledo has an 89 on HRC’s Muncipal Equality Index? Yeah,… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 13. Chula Vista, California
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Sandwiched between San Diego and Mexico, Chula Vista (Spanish for “beautiful view”)… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 14. Henderson, Nevada
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: You might be surprised to discover Henderson is Nevada’s second-largest city, after… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – 15. Durham, N.C.
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Another North Carolina oasis of relative liberalism, Durham sits in the middle… Read more »
The Advocate’s Queerest Cities in America – #16 Miami
Every year, The Advocate ranks the cities in the US for queer friendliness based on a number of criteria. This year, the criteria includes lesbian bars, trans events, gay rugby teams, theaters screening “Moonlight”, Misterb&b hosts, LGBT centers, and more. Here’s today’s pick: Over the years, Miami has had its ebbs and flows (remember the… Read more »
Brodie Stephens – Gay Folsom, California Real Estate Agent
Periodically we’ll feature one of our real estate professionals here to let our readers know about some great Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, and Other Real Estate Professionals: Brodie is a gay real estate agent in Folsom-El Dorado Hills, who works with buyers and sellers in the Easter Sacramento metro region! See Brodie’s Expanded Listing on Gay… Read more »
