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What are the best front door colors to sell your home?

When it comes to painting your front door, choose a light or dark shade. Medium shades can often blend in with the home’s exterior. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Benjamin L. of Philadelphia)

Curb appeal starts at the front door. A highly rated Dallas real estate agent tells you how to pick the right colors to help sell your home.

Artistry of 'Dumbo' era animators lives on in 1940s Burbank home

Film historian Tom Sito says these scenes may have been painted by animators who worked on "Dumbo." (Photo courtesy of Christine Coyle Johnson)

The walls of Johnny and Christine Coyle Johnson’s basement in Burbank, Calif., are covered with vibrant and colorful circus scenes remarkably reminiscent of those in Walt Disney’s beloved film, “Dumbo.”

Cost of housing high in San Francisco

San Francisco's Marina neighborhood is immensely popular, but the minimum price for a home is around $1 million. (Photo by Carolyn Koenig).

San Francisco is one of the most vibrant cities in the U.S., but the price of housing is beyond the reach of most people who want to live there. Real estate agents provide a rundown of some of the more popular neighborhoods.

New Yorkers find affordable housing in Brooklyn's Prospect Park South

A turn-of-the-century home sits adjacent to a high-rise apartment building in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park South. (Photo by Grace Rosanova)

Prospect Park South is just one of many Brooklyn neighborhoods going through transition as more people seek affordable housing in the New York city area.