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1. Deadhead time Dead-head your roses whenever the aging flowers shatter. Dead-heading is the term for cutting off old blooms. Removing old flowers promotes higher-quality reblooming every six to eight weeks. Cut back to the first five-leaflet leaf …Read More

Mortgage rates calmed down in the last week of June, lowing incentive for homeowners or buyers to make a move. CNBC's Diana Olick reports. Source link …Read More

Manhattan real estate has posted the first gains in over a year and a half. Bess Freedman, CEO of Brown Harris Stevens, joins “Squawk Box” to discuss. Source link …Read More

Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae chief economist, joins “The Exchange” to discuss mortgage rates hitting their lowest level since November 2016. Source link …Read More

Mexico midfielder Luis Montes (10) works to keep control of the ball from Costa Rica midfielder Allan Cruz (13) during the extra time period of their CONCACAF …Read More

Like many Americans, this couple said their spending habits were reckless and out of control. Find out what they did to overcome that. Source link …Read More

By JUANA SUMMERS and STEVE PEOPLES MIAMI — Democratic divisions over race, age and ideology burst into public view in Thursday night’s presidential debate, punctuated by a heated exchange between former Vice President Joe Biden and California Sen. …Read More

During the foreclosure crisis, investors transformed single-family home rentals into a formally managed asset class. Now they want new homes. Source link …Read More

Socialism has arrived in the United States and it’s living in an apartment building near you. Los Angeles Councilman Mike Bonin is the latest politician to promote a policy based on the belief that privately-owned apartments kind of …Read More

The space will reportedly hold more than 3,000 employees, and will be completed by the end of the year. Source link …Read More