The greatest pigskin showdown on Earth kicks off on Feb. 7, and if you’re a Florida vacation home owner, that could mean $$$ if you play your listing right. Ladies and gents, it’s time to prep your post for the … Continue reading
Crazy things happen in Vegas. In 72 hours, you can: Gamble your life savings Get hitched by a fake Elvis Eat copious amounts of maki, pasta salad, prime rib and ice cream–all in the same buffet Buy a condo on … Continue reading
The words modest and Manhattan don’t typically belong in the same sentence, but if you’re willing to stay a little farther north (read: Harlem), your bank account will thank you. The steps pictured lead to a Manhattan vacation rental priced … Continue reading
Southwest Airlines and American Airlines just sweetened the pot for winter travelers: Fares as low as $25 each way to U.S. cities like Houston, Los Angeles and Chicago. The caveat: You have to book by Thursday, Oct. 29. The deals … Continue reading
Poor Nevada. According to RealtyTrac’s latest foreclosure report, one in 23 households received a foreclosure filing, making it the highest state for mortgage defaults in the U.S. About 13 percent of the population are unemployed. It’s the kind of news … Continue reading
It’s the second time Key West appears on the blogosphere this week, but with good reason. Fantasy Fest, South Florida’s answer to Mardi Gras, parades into town from Oct. 23 to Nov. 1–feather boas, queens, chaps, conchs and all. If … Continue reading
Since we had so much fun talking about ghosts yesterday, here’s another city for a scary getaway: Key West, Fla. Margaritaville is notorious for its checkered past, from voodoo practices to pirates. Ernest Hemingway, who spent more than a decade … Continue reading
New England and fall go together like a fuzzy sweater and a cup of warm apple cider. And for this picturesque season rich in auburn, golds and browns, wouldn’t it a blast to pack up the SUV for a long … Continue reading
Much to my surprise, a few friends have decided to take off to the Indianapolis Colts season opener this weekend–without the kids. In fact, come September, it’s a yearly tradition they share with their neighbors, who also have minors. What … Continue reading
Just as you would be remiss in not trying a bowl of clam chowder in Boston, a plate of sloppy, hunky barbecue is an obligatory meal during your trip to a Texas vacation rental. I have it on good local … Continue reading