Mary Chao

Jun 7, 2024 | scrippsnews.com | Alex Arger |Mary Chao

"Everywhere you look" in San Francisco "there's a place" that looks like the "Full House" home. And for $6.5 million, that place, shown as the famous theme song plays ahead of each episode, can be yours. The iconic San Francisco home in which the fictional Tanner family lived in the 1990s sitcom is up for sale, and it's more expensive than the last time it hit the market.

May 30, 2024 | wxyz.com | Gage Jackson |Mary Chao

Widely considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time, the legacy of Josh Gibson transcended the sport over seven decades ago. However, his accomplishments were never properly recognized in Major League Baseball. This week, that all changed. That's because for the first time in history, the previously excluded statistics of more than 2,400 Negro Leagues ballplayers have now been incorporated in the MLB record books.

May 29, 2024 | wcpo.com | Gage Jackson |Mary Chao

Move aside, Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth, because there's a new slugger topping the Major League Baseball record books. The league announced Tuesday that after three years of historical research, it has finally incorporated the stats of more 2,300 Negro Leagues players. In a move deemed decades overdue by many fans, combining the records from both leagues has made Hall of Famer Josh Gibson the new MLB all-time hitting leader with a career batting average of .372, surpassing Cobb's .367.

Sep 6, 2023 | wcpo.com | Mary Chao |Coldwell Banker

Home prices are up, but it now takes longer to sell a home. That’s the latest takeaway from Redfin, a brokerage firm and real estate website. The median home sale price was $380,250 during the four weeks that ended July 30, up 3.2% from a year earlier. That’s the biggest increase since November. Homes that sold were on the market for a median of 27 days, up from 23 days a year earlier.

Jul 17, 2023 | wptv.com | Jay Cashmere |Mary Chao

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Florida's hot housing market seems to be trending in another direction in one city on the Treasure Coast if you read a new report from CoreLogic. The data suggest Port St Lucie could see home prices sharply decline over the next 12 months. “Port St Lucie, the reason why it is showing up in this report I think is the mortgages that have been taken out and the assumption that there will be foreclosures based on mortgages,” Realtor Holly Meyer Lucas said.