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Friday, October 27, 2017
Here are the places you can buy a newly built home in C-bus, all for less than $250k 🏡💸
Good Morning, Columbus! It's Chelsea.
Any homeowner or real estate addict like myself can tell you that finding the perfect home on a budget isn't exactly easy. But what happens when you want to purchase a new build? Do you have to have a $300,000+ budget in Columbus?
The answer is no. There are plenty of affordable, new build options around town.
Navigator full story: 12 Places You Can Buy A Newly Built House Around Columbus For Under $250,000 [Wiley]
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Longread The common cold is the world's most widespread infectious disease. It has also been one of the hardest to decipher. Adults suffer an average of between two and four colds each year, and children up to 10. But the symptoms usually pass after a few days, and people go on with their lives. So how can scientists make breakthroughs on something that has tricked society into thinking that it's just an inevitable part of life? After thousands of years of failure, some scientists believe a breakthrough might finally be in sight.The Guardian: Why Can't We Cure The Common Cold?