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Dawn Bradbury

New Hampshire

Assistant Managing Editor, Real Estate at U.S. News and World Report

Assistant managing editor, Real Estate, U.S. News & World Report | Word nerd | Yogi | Chicken mom

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  • 1 week ago | realestate.usnews.com | Maurie Backman |Carolyn Neugarten |Dawn Bradbury

    Key Takeaways: Avocado-green bathrooms were popular in the 1970s, featuring everything from avocado tiles to avocado fixtures. Some experts say they're now making a comeback. While you may like the look, be mindful of how it could impact your home's resale value. It's not such an unusual thing for retro trends to resurface years or decades later. Bell-bottom pants came back in the early 2000s to the delight of aging hippies.

  • 1 week ago | realestate.usnews.com | Josephine Nesbit |Dawn Bradbury |Carolyn Neugarten

    Big cities often come with big trade-offs, but not always. While some major metros struggle with high costs, long commutes or high crime rates, others manage to offer the perks of urban life without the downsides. When evaluating this year’s 250 Best Places to Live list, U.S. News analyzed 859 cities across the country, using data related to affordability, quality of life, job market strength and overall desirability.

  • 2 weeks ago | realestate.usnews.com | Liz Brumer-Smith |Dawn Bradbury |Liisa Rajala

    Key Takeaways: Perform routine air conditioning maintenance to prep for the summer heat. Key tasks include cleaning drain lines, clearing the condenser and changing air filters. You can DIY basic maintenance or hire a pro for a full inspection. The hot, sunny days of summer are right around the corner. For homeowners in heat-prone states, it also means your AC is about to go into overdrive. The good news? With a little routine maintenance, an untimely breakdown doesn’t have to happen.

  • 2 weeks ago | usnews.com | Susannah Snider |Katy Marquardt |Dawn Bradbury

    Quality of pay is one of the most important factors employees evaluate when considering working for a company. Getty ImagesIn fact, 23% of workers say pay is the most important part of a job, according to a survey of more than 7,000 respondents that ran on the U.S. News Careers website from January 2024 to January 2025.

  • 2 weeks ago | realestate.usnews.com | Josephine Nesbit |Dawn Bradbury |Carolyn Neugarten

    Big-city perks aren’t limited to the country’s largest metros. If you’re looking for career opportunities, cultural amenities and a high quality of life without the sky-high cost of living, these medium-sized cities deliver. For the Top 250 Best Places to Live list, the U.S. News’ analysis evaluated data related to the desirability, quality of life, job market and value of 859 U.S. cities. This includes crime rates, cost of living, job market, net migration, climate, quality of education and more.

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Dawn Bradbury
Dawn Bradbury @DawnMarie_DN
17 Dec 24

The @usnews 2025 Best Places to Visit in the US are here! See the full list: https://t.co/v2PEQ06dYX #usnews

Dawn Bradbury
Dawn Bradbury @DawnMarie_DN
18 Nov 24

U.S. News names the #BestPlaces to Retire in America for 2025! These are the cities that made this year’s rankings. https://t.co/sotsnyuyPg

Dawn Bradbury
Dawn Bradbury @DawnMarie_DN
6 Nov 24

RT @bunsenbernerbmd: Canada looking over the border like this today https://t.co/4P25teMIwB