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• Liam Hunnicutt
• Lincoln has a crush on a girl named Ronnie Anne.

In "The Waiting Game", the entire story centers around their relationship. After Lincoln informs Lori about a job opening so she can earn enough money for a dress for a school dance, she offers him free root beers and pizza for him and his friend Clyde. However, as the episode goes on, Lincoln begins to take advantage of her to get whatever he needs to impress his classmate Chandler in order to get invited to his birthday party, even going as far as to guilt-trip her into giving into his requests. Near the end of the episode, Lori tells Lincoln that thanks to him she has to work overtime to pay off all the free stuff, and won't able to go to the dance with Bobby and sarcastically (but not maliciously) "thanks" him in a sad tone. Now realizing his mistake, Lincoln explains what happened to Lori's boss, and he offers Lori a deal that she can go to the dance, and Lincoln fills in for her.

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While seen angered at first, Mr. Bolhofner did turn down the temperature as nobody has asked him to do that before. In "An Udder Mess", Lincoln and Sid played various games at Dairyland. And when Ronnie Anne said that she doesn't want to play favorites against them, the two apologized and explained that they'll never think that Ronnie Anne was playing favorites and made up with a group hug. Haiku agreed to go on blind date with Lincoln at the Sadie Hawkins dance party. Lincoln told her an improvised poem version of Jack and Jill and Haiku was quite impressed.

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The Loud house, 1216 Franklin Avenue, Royal Woods, Michigan,[1] is the residence of the Loud family, and the main setting of the series, appearing in almost all episodes, as well as a majority of its extended media. In "Suite and Sour", Lincoln thinks of putting on a play to convince his parents that having him and the girls stay with Ruth is a bad idea. In "No Such Luck", Lincoln pretended he brings bad luck, and it worked so well his parents believed it and kicked Lincoln out the house because they were scared that his bad luck could hurt any member of their family, and sold his furniture.

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While in the cafeteria, Mr. Bolhofner cuts in front of Lincoln and his friends quoting "See how it feels, Loud? Tell your mother I said hi." In "Making the Grade", Lincoln and several of his classmates are sent to the principal's office for having a food fight. Lincoln and Principal Huggins generally don't get along due to the latter's stern personality, although they do both read comics. In "Not a Loud", it's revealed that he has had Bun-Bun since he was a baby.

Lincoln often speaks to the viewers about how he gets around his often-chaotic household, the insane antics of his ten sisters, and other things he's doing, and it makes him break the fourth wall. He possesses a habit of reading comics, manga, and novels in his underwear. At age one, Lincoln often refused to wear his diaper (pants) and stripped it off.

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Living in a female-dominated family caused him to develop typically feminine traits, like kindness, sensitivity, cooking, beauty pageant knowledge, and sewing skills. The Loud House has spawned a graphic novel series by publisher Papercutz. The first graphic novel, There Will Be Chaos, was released on May 9, 2017,[10] followed by There Will Be More Chaos, Live Life Loud, Family Tree, After Dark, Loud and Proud, The Struggle is Real, Livin' La Casa Loud!

Lincoln and Lola may have tense situations with each other, but deep down, they care for each other. Lola often blames him for many bad things that happen to her even if she can blame only herself like in "Chore and Peace" and "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House" and he rivals him like Lana very much. In "Baby Steps", he settles an argument between the twins by pretending to be a troll so that both of them can play-fight over the same opponent. In "In Tents Debate", she tries to convince him to pick Dairyland for the vacation by bringing him cocoa, playing him music, and (along with Luna) putting sand in his underwear to convince him Aloha Beach is inferior. During a flashback to Lucy's previous birthday in "Bye Bye Birthday", Lincoln scares Lucy by popping up dressed as a vampire, and the two watch The Vampires of Melancholia together.

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He has one strand of chest hair.[11] In "The Whole Picture," Lincoln had grown his first mustache hair. When he pulled the rabbit out of the magician's hat, he got startled and screamed, the rabbit got chased by Charles and they ran into the table which sent Lincoln's birthday cake flying into his face. The third animated film in the franchise, was first unveiled on April 26, 2024 on Nickelodeon’s Instagram page.[9] It is scheduled to release on Paramount+. Nickelodeon and its YouTube channel have done a series of podcasts called Listen Out Loud, where each member of the Loud family does a podcast revolving around their topics. The series premiered on May 15, 2016, in the Middle East and North Africa on Nickelodeon, dubbed in Gulf Arabic.

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In "Making the Case", she prepared to beat Lincoln up for uploading videos involving her and their sisters. However, this changed after Lincoln embarrassed himself to fix his relationship with his sisters, including Lynn. In "Cover Girls", Luan was very worried when Lincoln got hurt, while the latter is trying to get into his room. Also, in the same episode he dresses up as Luan while covering for her, when she was at a birthday party performing.

They appear to get along very well afterwards, working together for Loch Loud's reconstruction, and at one point, the Duke gives Lincoln a proud smile. In "The Old and the Restless", he greeted him with a hug when they met in person. They later spent the day having fun with dancing, laser tag, a carnival, drinking Flippees to see who can get a brain freeze first, and rock climbing. Rita assigned Lincoln to football team and he convinced Lynn Jr. to impersonate him. Lynn Sr. was proud of his son as a football star but get devastated when he discovered it was false. In "Sleuth or Consequences", Lynn Sr. and the girls (except Lucy) blamed him for clogging the toilet since he always have a habit of doing it a lot.

For the first four seasons, she is a senior at Royal Woods High School and attends school with her younger sisters Leni, Luna and Luan. As of "Schooled!", she now attends Fairway University, having moved out of the house. However, she has expressed a fear of missing out on her family's lives in the episode "Lori Days". She is generally happy-go-lucky, but she is also intelligent and has a mischievous streak. Her name came from Savino and his wife's plans for having daughters.[8] In the first four seasons, Lily is usually seen wearing only a diaper. From the fifth season on, Lily is seen wearing a white shirt, lavender shorts, and white booties.

After Vanzilla broke down, the President's limo picked up the Loud parents on the way to the delivery room. When in the limo, Rita ended up going into labor unable to arrive at the hospital on time, so the President tried to deliver Lincoln but fainted. If I had to worry about my sisters every time I wanted to do something, I'd never do anything. It's wasn't immediately clear if the supposedly offending Nickelodeon episodes ever aired in Kenya. Viacom Africa, which licenses the Nickelodeon shows said last July it would not be airing such shows in South Africa and the rest of sub Saharan Africa.

Thanks to the show's success, Lincoln became a mascot for Nickelodeon (behind SpongeBob) in 2017. Outside of The Loud House franchise itself, Lincoln was the second guest star in the Unfiltered episode "Bunny Money", making him the first animated character to be featured on that show. Ruth (voiced by Grey DeLisle[29]) is Albert's sister, Lynn Loud Sr.'s aunt-in-law, Rita's paternal aunt, and the Loud children's maternal great-aunt. She is depicted as a cat lady with a distasteful attitude because she makes the kids eat old pudding and watch her cats when the Loud family visits. Ruth is also shown to have a sixth toe on her left foot which creeps out even Lynn Sr. Only Rita, Lana, and later Lily are the ones who can tolerate visiting her.

In "Lincoln Vlogs", he, with Clyde's advice, bakes all his sisters a cupcake to apologize for deleting their DVR recordings. In "Much Ado About Noshing", Lincoln and his sisters work together to find out who gave Lynn's Table bad reviews. In "A Fridge Too Far", Lincoln is the one who starts the fight with his sisters over the food in the fridge after Lana took one of his mac 'n' cheese bites. In "Tricked!", when his sisters are sad after Hawk and Hank's destruction and declare Halloween to be ruined, he resolves to save Halloween for them. In "Fed Up", with his sisters, he has a plan to sabotage the usual dinner to have pizza for dinner.

The dining room has grayish green walls, green carpeting, two windows, a bookshelf, the loud family trophy case, and a long white cloth covered table capable of Hosting 13 + chairs. Image S2E08A Lincoln's calendar full of stickers of him.png The, 2.1 the loud house (season 6) 2.2 the casagrandes (season 3) 2.3 the really loud house (season 1) events. In "The Struggle is Real", she chases him around the house, leaving him too tired to play video games. In "Heavy Meddle", it was revealed that his sisters have a tendency to meddle in his affairs when he doesn't want them to, and believes they'll make everything worse. An example was when they all took care of him when they thought he was sick, but all he had was a paper cut. They also wanted to help him with his bully problem, showing that they don't want anyone bullying him (because they're the only ones who can tease Lincoln, probably) and tend to give him some bad advice on how to take care of it.

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• Facts About Lisa Loud The Loud House

At first, she holds him and calls him cute, but then he throws up on her, cries, sneezes out many snot bubbles, and messes his diaper, causing her to think that maybe he isn't cute after all, but then she concludes that he is. In "Gown and Out", Lori calls up Lincoln, since he knows how to fix up Lola in a short amount of time. The pageant begins, and Lola, with encouragement from Lincoln (via video chat) and Lori, presents her stuff with great joy.

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However, they were friends again in "Dance, Dance Resolution", and along with Clyde, Liam, and Zach, he's one of the few who knows about Lincoln's secret relationship with Ronnie Anne. He also agreed to accompany Polly Pain to the dance and became her date. He admires the amount of time they spend helping Clyde, and somewhat envies the amount of attention they give their son.

Lincoln is the voice of reason in his family.

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She sings songs for him to make him feel better or to motivate him to do hard things. In "How Double Dare You!", they teamed up on playing Double Dare against Lisa and her partner, DareBot. In "The Whole Picture", it's revealed that Leni and Lincoln used to play barber. In "Sound of Silence", Leni contributes to the prank she and several other sisters pulled on Lincoln by pretending Lola gave away her things for breaking her tiara. In "Live Life Loud!", Lincoln tries to find Lori's homework with the help of Clyde, but accidentally gives her Lynn Sr.'s grocery list instead.

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“The Loud House” is beloved for its relatable characters, humor, and heartwarming family dynamics. It tackles everyday family situations with humor and warmth, making it appealing for viewers of all ages. Lincoln Loud is voiced by Grant Palmer in the first two seasons, and later by Collin Dean for the remaining seasons of the show. Lincoln’s experiences in dealing with siblings, school, and growing up resonate with many viewers, making him a relatable and beloved character. Some popular episodes involving Lincoln include “Heavy Meddle,” “Undie Pressure,” and “Change of Heart.” These episodes highlight his misadventures and growth as a character. As the middle child, Lincoln has a unique bond with each of his siblings.

Because of this, his sisters angrily turned their backs on him because of this. After Lincoln made an embarrassing video out of himself and got humiliated, his sisters present him with a small trophy and they make amends afterwards. In "Left in the Dark", Lincoln promises to save his sisters when he believes there is a ghost in the basement. In "Slice of Life", he and his sisters argue and scuffle over the last slice of pizza and he imagines them drawn like anime characters.

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The episode "Resident Upheaval" reveals that Myrtle does not live at Sunset Canyon Retirement Home and only visits Albert there. By the end of the episode, Myrtle moves into Sunset Canyon Retirement Home with Gayle as a roommate. In "Pop Pop the Question", Myrtle proposes to Albert while officially becoming the Loud children's official step-grandmother. It is also revealed that when she was younger, she was a secret agent who was in fake marriages with her partners as part of her cover on different missions. Shelby Loud (voiced by Kyrie McAlpin) is the bespectacled middle child of Lance and Sharon and the kids' paternal cousin. Like Lincoln, she is the only daughter in the family and can be silly at times.

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This experience allowed his dads to see how their son is capable of handling himself and promise not to be so overprotective. This page describes all of Lincoln Loud's relationships with other characters. In "A Flipmas Carol", Flip dreamed of two Ghosts of Christmas Present, who resembled Lincoln and Clyde. The ghost Lincoln mostly resembles his human counterpart, but wears a green elf costume and a ghostly tail.

Lily is babysat by Lincoln on several occasions, with whom she has the best younger sister relationship along with Lucy and Lana. She has a habit of losing her diaper, which her older siblings put back on. Her siblings and her parents always change Lily's diaper in her and Lisa's room. Prior to season five, the only phrase aside from gibberish Lily says is "poo-poo", usually as her diaper flies across the screen or she needs a diaper change.

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Lincoln Albert Loud is the middle child and only son of the eponymous family on The Loud House, on which he is the overall protagonist, and also an occasional guest character in its spin-off The Casagrandes. He is an avid reader of comic books and he frequently speaks to the viewer on how he gets around the chaotic conditions of the household by finding creative solutions to his problems (though this became less frequent from the second season onward). He is 11 years old in the first five seasons and 12 years old in the sixth season onward.

However, they were caught, but to their joy, Mrs. Johnson, who's in tears after seeing Lana's backstory about Hops, refuses to dissect them and gives them a nice home. Unfortunately, Lincoln ends up getting detention, which Lana apologizes to him for. In "Lynner Takes All", Lynn manipulated Lincoln when they were playing an Ace Savvy trivia game. When Lincoln decided to get some milk, Lynn turned it into a competition by drinking more milk at a higher speed.

While it was revealed in "Cover Girls" that Albert is near-sighted, this is never brought up again in later episodes. Starting in "The Old and the Restless", Albert moved into Sunset Canyon Retirement Home where his old friends live. In "Pop Pop the Question", he proposes to Myrtle, and they are currently engaged. The Loud House is an American sitcomedy multimedia franchise, owned by Nickelodeon, following the chaotic everyday life of large families, in particular that of the eponymous Loud family. The franchise expanded to film with The Loud House Movie on August 20, 2021, followed by A Loud House Christmas on November 26, 2021, A Really Haunted Loud House on September 28, 2023, and The Casagrandes Movie on March 22, 2024. Rita Loud (voiced by Jill Talley,[26] portrayed by Muretta Moss in A Loud House Christmas,[3] Jolie Jenkins in The Really Loud House and A Really Haunted Loud House) is the mother of the Loud children.

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The offers that appear on this site are from companies that compensate us. But this compensation does not influence the information we publish, or the reviews that you see on this site. We do not include the universe of companies or financial offers that may be available to you. Be sure to shop around and compare as many mortgage refinance lenders as possible so you can find a good deal more easily. If you’re looking to lower your monthly payments, shrink your interest rate, shorten the term of your loan or change your loan type, a refinance could be the right move for you.

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Conversely, even if you intend to refinance for another reason — such as to get rid of your FHA mortgage insurance premium — you’ll want to do some math if rates have gone up since you bought your home. Depending on how much rates have increased, you may be better off sticking with your original mortgage. Our partners cannot pay us to guarantee favorable reviews of their products or services. The total cost to refinance depends on a number of factors like your lender and your home’s value. A different type of loan or loan program may benefit you for a number of reasons.

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Here’s the only guide you’ll ever need for the refinancing answers you’ve been wondering about. With a cash-out refinance, you borrow more than you owe on your home and pocket the difference as cash. If your home’s value has increased, you may have enough equity to take cash out for home improvement, debt consolidation or other expenses. The closing for a refinance is faster than the closing for a home purchase. The closing is attended by the people on the loan and title and a representative from the lender or title company.

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Both the monthly payment and principal balance of the new loan should be lower. Enter your specific details into the refinance calculator above for a detailed savings breakdown. APR stands for annual percentage rate and is a measure of your total refinance loan costs, including interest and origination fees. Your mortgage interest rate is the percentage you’ll pay as a fee for borrowing the money. The higher your APR is compared to your interest rate, the more you’re paying in total closing costs.

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Unlike an interest rate, however, it includes other charges or fees (such as mortgage insurance, most closing costs, points and loan origination fees) to reflect the total cost of the loan. Mortgage payments are amortized, meaning your mortgage total remains the same each month, but the amount of principal and interest varies with each payment. Amortization ensures you pay more interest than principal during the first half of your loan term. Refinancing restarts your mortgage amortization schedule with the new loan, reducing the amount of principal you’re paying each month. If you plan to sell your home soon or if you’ve been paying your mortgage for more than half of the term, be sure to use a loan refinance calculator.

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This is referred to as “rolling your costs” into your loan amount. If you can get rid of mortgage insurance, you stand to save thousands of dollars over the life of your loan. When your goal is to pay less every month, you can refinance into a loan with a lower interest rate. Instead of the lender paying the home’s seller, it pays off the balance of your old home loan.

Monitor refinance rates regularly and use Zillow’s free refinance calculator to make sure a refinance is worth it for your financial circumstances. I’ve covered the housing market, mortgages and real estate for the past 12 years. At Bankrate, my areas of focus include first-time homebuyers and mortgage rate trends, and I’m especially interested in the housing needs of baby boomers. In the past, I’ve reported on market indicators like home sales and supply, as well as the real estate brokerage business. My work has been recognized by the National Association of Real Estate Editors. If you’re planning to move soon, it might not make sense to refinance.

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Sometimes your current financial provider will offer a better deal in order to keep your business while other times, a competitor will offer a better rate to gain your business. Find out the rates each lender is offering as well as the annual percentage rate (APR)—the all-in cost of a loan, which includes fees. Refinancing can be one of the most significant financial decisions you make. You can even refinance multiple times, as long as you abide by your lender’s waiting period (if they have one). Refinance rates valid as of date/time and assume borrower has excellent credit (including a credit score of 740 or higher).

It’s possible to negotiate certain lender fees—such as getting them to waive the underwriting and processing fees. Fees imposed by the government as well as third-party expenses like taxes, attorney review fees and home appraisals can’t be negotiated or waived. Finally, the lower your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is, the lower your interest rate will be. If you don’t have to take cash out of your home when you refinance, you might want to avoid doing so as that will bump up your LTV and likely result in a higher interest rate.

Most importantly, you'll want to pay your bills on time each and every month. Your payment history is the factor that has the biggest influence on your credit score. Building a consistent history of on-time payments will always be a surefire way to improve your score. Aiming to get your credit score in the "Good" range (670 to 739) would be a great start towards qualifying for a mortgage.

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With a reverse mortgage, homeowners aged 62 or older (or 55 and older, depending on lender) who have paid off their mortgage or have substantial equity receive tax-free income based on their home’s equity. These funds can be used for a variety of purposes, such as supplementing retirement income, paying for home repairs or covering medical expenses. A short refinance is best for homeowners with an underwater mortgage who want to stay in their home and need more affordable loan payments. If you’re a veteran, service member or surviving spouse of a veteran with a VA loan, you can likely get a VA Streamline refinance – you’ll just need to provide proof of residence to your lender to qualify. You will also need to show that you are in good standing with your current mortgage and that you have enough cash to pay for refinancing costs. When considering a 30-year mortgage refinance, interest rates will often need to be considerably lower than your current rate in order for the math to work in your favor.

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This new, lower balance is then refinanced to a new mortgage at a different interest rate, term or both. A cash-out refinance is best for borrowers who need a substantial amount of money and, ideally, can refinance to a lower interest rate. Many homeowners use cash-out funds to do renovations, while other borrowers use the money to consolidate more expensive debt. While you can use the cash for any purpose, it’s best to put it toward furthering your financial goals, rather than a vacation, wedding or other discretionary expense. Typically, you can take out no more than 80 percent of your home’s value. You’ll receive the difference between the loan amount and your outstanding mortgage in cash, which you can use for any purpose.

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So it’s important to consider whether a refi is the right move for you. The main goal of most mortgage refinances is to lower your interest rate and maximize your savings. The average APR on the 30-year fixed-rate jumbo mortgage refinance is 7.72%. Make sure you get everything in writing, such as fees and interest rates. Lenders will send you a loan estimate that breaks down your new loan details and all fees.

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Check with your current mortgage servicer, as well as national banks, credit unions, online mortgage lenders and possibly a mortgage broker to compare refinance rates and terms. When you refinance, the borrowed money from your new loan pays off your existing loan. Most people refinance to lock in a lower interest rate and lower their monthly payment, or to shorten the term of their mortgage. You can also get a cash-out refinance, which allows you to borrow against the equity in your home, pulling some portion of the difference between what you still owe and its current value. Many lenders cap cash-out refinancing at 80 percent of the home’s total value on most loan types.

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You can run the numbers yourself using a 15-year vs. 30-year mortgage calculator. Just remember that you’ve already paid a certain amount in interest since you’re refinancing your old mortgage. A trusted professional like a mortgage broker or loan officer can also help advise you. For borrowers who can afford to make a lump-sum payment towards their loan principal, mortgage recasting may be a good alternative to a 30-year refinance. Whether refinancing to a 30-year mortgage is a good option will depend on your circumstances. However, here are some general pros and cons to keep in mind when considering if a 30-year refinance mortgage is the right move for you.

Just like acquiring your purchase mortgage, you’ll need to gather your supporting documentation such as your recent pay stubs, W-2s, and bank statements. But you’ll also need details about your existing mortgage, including the remaining loan amount, the number of years left to pay and the interest rate. This information helps you and your lender calculate the best refinance loan option for your financial situation. To get a lower mortgage refinance rate, you need to get your credit score as high as you can, save for a larger down payment amount, and choose the right type of mortgage loan for you. Refinancing from an ARM to a fixed-rate loan provides financial stability when you prefer steady payments. Mortgage rates fluctuate with market forces, so you can’t control when the rates go down.

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Andrew Khouri covers the housing market for the Los Angeles Times. Before coming to The Times he wrote about commercial real estate for the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. Like most things, refinancing has both advantages and disadvantages. Learn more about the pros and cons of refinancing before deciding if it’s right for you. Apply online for expert-recommended options customized to your budget.

Can I sell my house after a cash-out refinance?

A cash-in refinance is best for homeowners who want to reduce the outstanding principal on their mortgage. This lowers your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, helping you qualify for a lower interest rate. With a reduced LTV ratio, you might also be able to eliminate private mortgage insurance (PMI). With a cash-in refinance, you’ll make a lump-sum payment to lower your mortgage balance.

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Like with other kinds of loans, you’ll typically need a decent credit score to qualify for refinancing. The exact eligibility criteria will depend on the type of loan you choose and the individual lender, with some having less stringent qualifications than others. To help you find the right one for your needs, use this tool to compare lenders based on a variety of factors.

Instead, the closing costs are covered with a higher interest rate on the loan, or they’re rolled into the principal loan balance. Keep in mind that you’ll likely have to make a higher monthly payment over the course of the new loan. With that said, you might not know which type of refinancing will best suit your needs.

This influences which products we write about and where and how the product appears on a page. To help avoid delays, make sure to fill out the application as accurately as possible, provide any requested documentation in a timely manner and be prepared for the home appraisal (if required). After you’ve done your research, choose the lender and loan option that works best for you. If you’re ready to refinance your mortgage, there are some key steps to help you got the best refi deal possible.

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Taking pride of place in a distinctive Frank Gehry-designed tower, the Conrad Los Angeles is the perfect pied-à-terre for art aficionados on a brief layover in Los Angeles. So whether you're after the luxury lifestyle in Beverly Hills or a more bohemian jaunt on the Eastside, here are the 27 best hotels in Los Angeles. We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests. We have more than 70 million property reviews, all from real, verified guests. Featuring a glass atrium and surrounded by 9 acres of indoor gardens, winding rivers and waterfalls, Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center offers accommodations less than 1.2 mi from the Grand... Walking up to the Santa Monica Proper Hotel, you'd be forgiven for thinking it was actually two hotels in one.

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Spearheaded by David Collins Studio, the interior design aesthetic is meant to evoke the beautiful California skies and the glamour of Beverly Hills with a palette of ivory, silver, pale shades of blue and accents of chrome and marble. Like all Kimptons, this one will let you bring your pooch for free and even offers dog-friendly amenities, as well as human-friendly ones like loaner bikes, complimentary morning tea and coffee, in-room yoga mats and an evening wine hour. One of LA's newest hotels is also one of its best – that's why it topped our list of the most exciting hotel openings of 2022.

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Many rooms feature bleached-wood beds dressed with Bellino sheets and naturally dyed linen throws, hand-painted tile bathrooms stocked with Grown Alchemist products and little terraces or balconies from which to take in the salt air. Thanks to its layout around a white-and-blue-tiled courtyard with a small, quirkily shaped pool and James Perse loungers, Oceana feels like a vintage residential hotel where aspiring actors would stay while waiting for their big break. The first is the hotel's pool, where kids are welcome; it hosts evening outdoor cinema screenings during summer. Guests are driven to the hotel's stretch of sand in house cars, where they can spend the day enjoying activities like boogie boarding, building sandcastles and beach volleyball with provided equipment when they're not ordering snacks and drinks, as well as complimentary towels and sunblock from the on-call butlers. Tucked in a residential canyon, the hotel is easy to miss — you might not even know it was here if you hadn't been lucky enough to visit before. Guests cross a footbridge over a small pond, where you can sometimes spot the hotel's swans, and step into the small and tranquil reception area with a blazing, chalet-style fireplace that feels a world apart from LA's frenetic pace.

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Once seated at your alfresco table, order the spicy peri-peri chicken to make your tongue tingle and wash it down with a custom cocktail like the One Night in Tulum with cilantro- and chile-infused Dahlia Cristalino tequila with a coconut-salt rim. Only, those hotels probably didn't have stunning suites decorated in a vivid palette of pelagic blue, cumulus white and dusky teal to extend the oceanfront setting indoors. Nor did they likely have art deco-style sofas, hand-tufted Nepalese rugs, minimalist canopy beds with Loro Piano bedding and Frette linens, or gorgeously tiled marble bathrooms with Bottega Veneta products.

It lies at the edge of a residential area, so it's a bit quieter than some other Santa Monica hotels. Foodies should make a point to dine at chef Masasuke Shimakawa's pop-up sushi counter, Soko, as well as at the hotel's fine-dining restaurant, Fig, where the frequently changing menus spotlight seasonal produce, such as herb-crusted halibut with wilted Swiss chard, pickled pears and saffron broth. Caffeine fiends will appreciate grab-and-go options from local favorite Dogtown Coffee. After near-demolishment, the hotel was saved and rehabilitated as part of a mixed-use development, reopening under the Fairmont flag in September of 2021.

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But whereas Beverly Hills' Pink Palace is all about up-and-coming A-Listers, the Hotel Bel-Air is for those who have already made their name. Incredible art installations like a metallic tree with Swarovski crystal and mother-of-pearl leaves and an illuminated 20-sided metal-and-glass sculpture by artist Anthony James are just a few of the eye-catching displays in store for visitors. Sitting high on a hill, the iconic sign is visible for miles around, while below the gold stars on Hollywood Boulevard immortalize celebrities of past and present.

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There is a small but serviceable fitness center where guests can arrange private classes and training sessions. Additionally, guests can visit The Peninsula Spa, where treatments are performed with top-of-the-line products from brands like MBR, Biologique Recherche and Geneo. One facial uses 24-karat gold and Arabian jasmine to tone and balance the skin while reducing fine lines. Also up on the rooftop is Cara Cara, the first downtown restaurant from iconic LA dining duo Suzanne Goin and Caroline Styne.

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Perhaps the biggest draw, however, is the 8,000-square-foot spa, which is downtown's largest. Entering feels like walking into the midst of a futuristic cloud thanks to the white-on-white decor accented with starburst lighting fixtures. Signature experiences include the Champagne and Shimmer body treatment, which progresses from a body scrub to a hydrating massage and finishes with a 24-karat gold powder dusting for that ultimate sheen. Offering an indoor pool and a fitness center, this hotel features guest rooms with free WiFi. At Sugar Palm Ocean Avenue — which essentially comprises all the hotel's eating and drinking outlets, including indoor and outdoor dining areas and bars — guests can come for everything from breakfast and brunch to leisurely dinners of international palate pleasers like hamachi ceviche and Wagyu meatballs.

It's hard to believe this was formerly a motel dating back to the 1950s, as the hotel has so assiduously been transformed into one of LA's most exclusive accommodations. Even the entrance feels somewhat hidden from the hoi polloi plying the Pacific Coast Highway. Once on the grounds, though, it's easy to feel transported a world away from the hectic streets of LA. Perfectly manicured gardens wend their way around the wood-framed buildings, each a study in simplicity. You can't get better views in LA than those from some of the 70 accommodations facing Ocean Avenue and the Pacific at Oceana Santa Monica. This all-suite enclave is perched on the palisades fronting the shore, an easy walk both into the main part of Santa Monica and down the California Avenue incline across the Pacific Coast Highway to the beach.

The rooms all feature polished hardwood floors and ceilings with low-profile, blond-wood beds (dressed in Anichini linens) and furniture, and either floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors through which you can watch the waves roll or private gardens with fireplaces, depending on the one you book. Set some time aside for a leisurely soak in the traditional teak tub, which is supplied with Red Flower and Mauro Spina of Beverly Hills products. The pool scene is still one of the hottest in town thanks to cozy seating areas and its variety of cabanas, which have huge sectionals and Acapulco-style chairs, as well as an extremely Instagram-worthy wall mural by artist Evelyn Leigh. Though small, the fitness center has new Technogym and Peloton equipment, and the hotel also offers beach yoga classes and priority bike rentals for folks who want to cycle around town.

But that's part of the charm of this former creative haunt — some even have Martin guitars or Ace x Rega LP1 turntables to inspire audiophiles. The hotel sits in the 10-story former Los Angeles Railway Building, an imposing beaux-arts beauty that was originally constructed in 1922. These days, the edifice reflects the surrounding fashion district vibe, with colorful, design-forward seating vignettes in a plant-filled lobby lit by fringed chandeliers.

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Guests can settle in for six-course tasting menus or order items like the signature egg caviar with Ossetra pearls nestled on top of a gently scrambled organic egg with vodka whipped cream, and Wagyu beef tenderloin with a miso-black pepper infusion a la carte. White-on-white guest rooms with Venetian plastered walls call to mind the towering letters of the nearby Hollywood Sign, while elegant features like parquet wood flooring and limestone-tiled bathrooms (along with Smart TVs) feel more Mediterranean. Some rooms have narrow balconies overlooking the courtyard so you can enjoy a dose of fresh air. Unlike many LA hotel pools, this one feels more like a garden hideaway than a daylong party. The white-cushioned, umbrella-shaded loungers are shielded from prying eyes by high hedges, but you still have jaw-dropping panoramas of the entire LA basin. Poolgoers and those who visit The Roof bar can order Mexican-centric bites like yucca fries with aji amarillo aioli and crab nachos.

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The hotel has a small fitness center with cardio machines and weights, plus a lively ground-floor outdoor pool that's a popular spot for cocktails in the sun. Guests can also order drinks and small bites at the hotel's lobby-adjacent Courtyard Bar or enjoy full-service meals at the hotel's on-site restaurant. Visitors can spend their stays lounging by the rooftop pool, pampering themselves with an ayurvedic elemental balancing massage at the spa or just relaxing in one of the bright, spacious rooms and suites, which were designed by hospitality firm du jour Tara Bernerd & Partners. In the guest rooms, which have either city or ocean views and start at 320 square feet, you'll discover jade-green, marble-topped nightstands; walls with white wooden paneling that frames antiqued mirrors; and ornate, sculptural wall sconces. There are also pillow-top mattresses and high-end Natura Bisse and Roil by Amanda George bath products. The hotel has a 24-hour fitness center, complete with locker rooms and showers, that has an old-timey feel thanks to the wooden wall paneling and floors.

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From the adorable reception area purveying local artisanal products to the driftwood-bedecked open-air rooftop restaurant where you can check out the surf while enjoying an energizing flat white or a fortifying smoothie before grabbing your board to shoot the curl, this feels like the coastal retreat you wish you could build for yourself. However, there are also 31 residential-style bungalows sprinkled around the property in two- and three-bedroom configurations for families who want to splash out so they can spread out or those who plan on sticking around awhile. The hotel has a small but family-friendly pool area and a fitness center with weights and various cardio equipment, including a Peloton bike. The spa offers treatments with world-class product lines like Auteur and HydraFacial in therapies that include a heavenly black diamond cryofacial. Their silver, taupe and white decor, including invitingly curvy chairs and those incredibly comfortable Four Seasons beds, takes full advantage of the California sunshine streaming in from private balconies. Oversize headboards set into mirrored walls are either white and tufted or designed with floral motifs.

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Passing into the main grounds, a campanile-style tower sets the tone for a stay that feels set outside time. At 1 Kitchen, chef Ginger Pierce's menus skew healthy thanks to farm-fresh ingredients mostly sourced locally, while Juniper is more about cocktails and bar bites. Reserve a spot at alfresco Harriet's Rooftop to take in the scene on a Saturday night as you nibble on grilled fish tacos or sip a Penthouse cocktail with Avion reposado tequila, tangy lemon, grapefruit and spiced pear shaken and served on the rocks. Though part of IHG, Kimpton La Peer Hotel feels more like a boutique hotel thanks to its intimate size (just 105 rooms and suites) and its location on a relatively quiet street in West Hollywood that's a block from the neighborhood's party epicenter at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Robertson Boulevard.

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Located in a mid-century building less than 4 miles from Hollywood, The LINE Hotel LA features free WiFi, an outdoor pool, a furnished sun terrace and three restaurants. After a day at the beach, shake off the sand and settle into one of the ultra-comfortable armchairs on the roof deck or one of the sofas flanking the fire pit and trade gnarly tales of life on the water as you sip cocktails and savor coastal cuisine, much of which is sourced from nearby farms. Accommodations range from the 250-square-foot Back Room on the ground floor, which the hotel has dubbed a "surfer's hideout" for those who come solely for the ocean action, to the second-floor, 500-square-foot Surfrider Suite, which has a balcony with a hammock. Brunch or cocktails out on the terrace of the Living Room lounge overlooking Santa Monica State Beach are heavenly, while the seafood and seasonal California cuisine at Coast is healthy and hearty. For a gourmet experience, make a reservation for a table under the luminario-strung coral tree at 1 Pico, where the fresh flavors include candy-stripe beet gazpacho with strawberry and tomato, and line-caught Californian white sea bass. Be sure to reserve one of the patio tables at Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air for one of the city's finest dining experiences.

After all, one wing has a historical Spanish Colonial Revival edifice from 1928, while the other is a futuristic fixture with curvilinear glass and a concrete facade. Opt for the Babor Glow Facial, which uses maple bark extract to stimulate and refresh the skin, or the Turmeric NatureCeutical Peel, which employs pineapple, pumpkin and papaya extracts to restore and revitalize your complexion. Whether you decide to live like a star in a luxury LA hotel or choose a cheap motel through Booking.com, it’s worth renting a car to get around this sprawling city and out to Los Angeles Airport (LAX). Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, this iconic and renowned hotel is 4 blocks from the Walt Disney Concert Hall and 5 blocks from the BROAD Museum. Featuring a glass atrium and surrounded by 9 acres of indoor gardens, winding rivers and waterfalls, Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center offers accommodation less than 2 km from the Grand Ole...

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Located 2625 feet from LA Live in Downtown Los Angeles, the Freehand Los Angeles features a rooftop pool & bar with 360-degree views of the city. Start your morning with a signature gourmet coffee, freshly-baked pasteries, breakfast sandwiches and a variety of juices and soft drinks. Close to Nashville's Opryland and minutes from Nashville International Airport with free shuttle service, this hotel features easy access to the city center and rooms furnished with all modern...

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For a truly special night out, though, reserve a table at Cut, Wolfgang Puck's steak and seafood restaurant where the slabs of beef are dry-aged to perfection. Guests can take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour Field House Gym or just camp out on a deck lounger by the sun-splashed lap pool with panoramic city views. The hotel is now home to the Bamford Wellness Spa, proffering treatments like a massage that alternates the use of hot volcanic rocks and cold jade stones for relaxation and detoxification. The hotel houses a Wolfgang Puck-helmed rooftop restaurant called Merois that, thanks to its silk-shrouded ceiling and panorama windows, feels like a sky-high garden party with cuisine to match, such as West Coast oysters with passion fruit mignonette and coriander chicken with golden cashew curry. Another Sunset stunner, this boutique luxury hotel has just 149 rooms and suites, so it feels ultra-exclusive without being stuffy or isolated from the surrounding area.

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Rooms, which start at 400 square feet, are beachy and bright with built-in light wooden shelving and desks that contrast with handsome dark wood half-poster beds dressed in white linens and topped with blue accent pillows and throws. The Italian white marble bathrooms are huge and have hydrothermal massage tubs and glass-walled walk-in showers stocked with Diptyque products. Some have ocean views and others have outdoor terraces, so make sure you book the category that suits your preferences. Designed to hit all the right notes, The Inn at Opryland, A Gaylord Hotel, offers modern amenities and an ideal setting in Nashville, TN.

The lobby has been transformed into a bright, breezy space where you can effortlessly glide from check-in to a cozy seating vignette by a fire or water element while waiting for a craft cocktail inspired by one of the musical luminaries that has lodged here. Occupying pride of place right on Wilshire Boulevard and across from Rodeo Drive's fancy stores, there's plenty at the hotel to make guests want to stick around. You know you've made it when you're invited to a power breakfast or lunch at The Blvd with a patio right on Wilshire and classic gourmet Americana fare.

In fact, it's estimated that Los Angeles now comprises 272 distinct districts spread across the county's 4,100 square miles populated by its 10 million or so residents (the city of LA itself is smaller, with around 4 million inhabitants). Just a 5-minute walk from Paramount Pictures, this hotel is 2 miles from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Just off Interstate 405 and only minutes from Los Angeles International Airport, this hotel offers many exceptional amenities and free continental breakfast..

As with many old hotels, the 268 rooms and suites are on the small side, starting at 187 square feet, but they feel fresh and bright thanks to large windows and efficient layouts. Start with a drink and a nibble like jumbo lump crab croquetas at the pool-adjacent Agua Viva by José (Andrés, that is). Amble by the lobby's Beaudry Room bar for a spicy shiso margarita before an Iberian-inflected supper of platas like Mediterranean sea bass with fire-roasted leeks in a saffron-mussel sauce on the terrace at chef Andrés' San Laurel as the Disney Concert Hall's sinuous facade reflects the last sunny rays of the day. Just 2 miles from Universal Studios, this Los Angeles hotel features an on-site restaurant and an outdoor pool.

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Plan your stay to coincide with the music performances at Grand Ole Opry or the seasonal events and entertainment at Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center near our hotel on Music Valley Drive, Nashville, TN. In the morning, head to Atrium Café for Starbucks® coffee and breakfast favorites. In between adventures, cool off in our indoor pool or work out at the 24-hour fitness center. Retire for the day in our spacious hotel rooms and suites with complimentary Wi-Fi, plush bedding and flat-panel TVs.

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• Johnny Depp eyes $4M historic estate in Italy —as worried officials vow to ‘protect the castle’ at all costs
• Where Did The VP Live Before the Official Residence?
• Early history
• The Fascinating History Behind the Vice President’s Residence, Number One Observatory Circle
• Where Is Number One Observatory Circle?
• There's also rumored to be a secure bunker underneath the residence.

And understand what that means for the resident of that nursing home. There are approximately 1.2 million Americans who are living in federally funded nursing homes. And so — and that’s about four out of five of the nursing homes in our country. In no small part, Mr. Vance owes his quick ascent into the Trump orbit to his unlikely friendship and ideological kinship with the former president’s oldest son. They text or talk nearly daily and try to meet up if they are in the same city, according to people who know them both. They are a social-media tag team, often reposting each other’s messages.

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Built in 1893, the home is located on 12 of the 72 acres of land that comprise the U.S. Naval Observatory, a government agency where scientists work on providing astronomy-related insights for the U.S. It's located approximately two-and-a-half miles north of the White House, the President's official residence.

Where Did The VP Live Before the Official Residence?

Made of brick and wood, the exterior of the house features a wraparound veranda porch and a turret, images show. It was built in 1893, and was originally inhabited by the superintendent of the USNO, until it was given to the office of the Vice President in 1974. Ms Harris made history on Wednesday when she became the first person of colour to be Vice President, and the first woman to hold the office.

Early history

William McPherson, a well-known Boston decorator and painter, designed the room. Its walls and ceiling were decorated with ornamental stenciling and allegorical symbols of the Navy Department, hand painted in typical Victorian colors. The floor is made of mahogany, white maple, and cherry, and the two fireplaces are original Belgian black marble.

The vice president is a key figure in the executive branch, playing various roles in different aspects of governance. From succession planning to breaking tie votes in the Senate, the vice president's responsibilities are diverse and crucial to the functioning of the government. The United States Secret Service is in charge of protecting the vice president and the second family at all times. As part of their protection, the vice president, second spouse and immediate family members are given Secret Service codenames. John C. Calhoun and Spiro Agnew are the only U.S. vice presidents to have resigned from office. The vice president ranks first in the presidential line of succession, if the president dies, resigns, or is impeached.

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The circular estate features a 9,150 square foot house which contains 33 rooms. Besides living in the Naval Observatory, the vice president also works alongside the president on the White House grounds. Moreover, the VP has a ceremonial office in the West Wing and an office for daily operations in the Eisenhower Building adjacent to the White House. The first vice president to live at the Naval Observatory was Walter Mondale, who moved into the residence in 1977.

They have a large blended family that includes their children, Ella and Cole. Both of the Vice President’s parents were active in the civil rights movement, and instilled in her a commitment to build strong coalitions that fight for the rights and freedoms of all people. They brought her to civil rights marches in a stroller and taught her about heroes like Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and civil rights leader Constance Baker Motley.

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The United States Vice President has only been a permanent resident here since the late 1970s. This is surprisingly recent, given the age of the house and its suitability for the role. The president reminisced about his time there compared to his new home at the White House during a town hall with CNN's Anderson Cooper in February. Pence and his wife, Karen, used it to hold yearly pool parties for military families. Vice President Dan Quayle, who served from 1989 to 1993 and is seen here hosting Prince Charles in February 1989, had to delay his move into the home for a month so that extensive renovations could take place. George H.W. Bush, who served as Vice President from 1981 to 1989 and then as President from 1989 to 1993, added a few outdoor features to Number One Observatory Circle, including a horseshoe pit and a quarter-mile-long running track.

In other words, no future VP should worry about living costs, and all should have the same access to a suitable home regardless of wealth. While the 2.5 miles does provide some distance between work at the White House and the family residence, some may feel the distance is too great when there is urgent business to deal with. Moreover, guarding this residence and implementing necessary security measures is easier. The home is classed as a temporary accommodation alongside their residence in their home state.

Public donations later paid for putting a green, swimming pool, hot tub and a pool house from 1989 to 1991. As for the architectural design of Number One Observatory Circle, architect Leon E. Dessez was the visionary behind this historic house. The home's exterior was left unpainted until 1960, when its terra cotta bricks became the white color we see today. Back in 2014, we even caught a glimpse of the home's interiors thanks to HGTV.com, when they shared an inside look at how the Bidens decorated the Victorian-era home for the holiday season, complete with wreaths and garlands aplenty, inside and out. The location of the official residence is not where you might expect it to be.

And she will be rewarded with a lesser-known but beautiful property to live with her family for the duration of her term. As the daughter of immigrants, she grew up surrounded by a diverse community and a loving extended family. She and her sister, Maya, were inspired by their mother, Shyamala Gopalan, a breast cancer scientist and pioneer in her own right who came to the United States from India at the age of 19 and then received her doctorate the same year that Kamala was born.

It’s the kind of care that really comes from a very special place of — of humanity. And the value of this work — not only to the individual they’re caring for, but the value of this work to that individual’s family and to us as a society — cannot be understated. It’s about asking the person that they’re caring for “what would you like to eat today,” and trying to give them something that they know they might enjoy and that they will eat and have a taste for, right? Last year, Donald called Kim an “overrated celebrity” in a social media post despite how the two seemingly developed a solid working relationship in the past.

The Vice President’s official residence is Number One Observatory Circle. In 2010, Vice President Harris was elected Attorney General of California where she oversaw the largest state justice department in the country. She took on those who were preying on the American people, winning a $20 billion settlement for Californians whose homes had been foreclosed on and a $1.1 billion settlement for students and veterans who were taken advantage of by a for-profit education company. She also defended the Affordable Care Act in court and enforced environmental laws. They capped the cost of insulin at $35 a month for seniors, cut prescription prices, and improved maternal health by expanding postpartum care through Medicaid.

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• Mike and Karen Pence's Additions
• There's also rumored to be a secure bunker underneath the residence.
• The Vice President's official residence is Number One Observatory Circle
• The Grounds
• Why Does the VP Have an Official Residence?
• Where Is Number One Observatory Circle?
• Joe and Jill Biden's Additions

Well, we need to thank them every day, not just during the height of a crisis, because the work they do is that essential. Kamala Harris is the 49th and current vice president of the United States. She is the first African American, first Asian American, and first female occupant of the office. The vice president-elect of the United States is the candidate who has won the United States presidential election along with the presidential candidate and is awaiting inauguration to become the vice president.

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Window frames and mullions were painted the same gray, and shutters were painted olive green. The interior was furnished mostly with the personal furnishings of the Naval Observatory superintendent and later those of the chief of naval operations. Period photographs of the interior show middle-class nineteenth-century furnishings in various styles, including Eastlake. Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. was the last Navy official to live in the house, which was designated as the home for vice presidents in 1974. The 9,000-square-foot Queen Anne-style house, with a library, basement kitchen and several bedrooms, was designed by the Washington architect Leon E. Dessez. It was built in 1893 and was originally intended for the superintendent of the United States Naval Observatory, a scientific agency that moved to the site the same year from its original home in Washington’s Foggy Bottom neighborhood.

There's also rumored to be a secure bunker underneath the residence.

Mondale's daughter, Eleanor, has said the vice president's house is haunted and claimed she had to call the Secret Service into her room after she reportedly saw a ghost in her bedroom. Numerous renovations have been made on the house starting with the first renovation after formalization in 1976 which cost $ 276,000 for the replacement of window units. When the Bush family moved in, in 1981, they spent $187,000 on carpeting, upholstery and furniture. Another $34,000 was spent the next year by the Navy fixing the porch roof. Walls destroyed by water seepage were fixed using $225,000 while a master bedroom was built with $8,000. Children’s bedrooms were added on the third floor, a wheel chair accessible entrance was made, and the master bathroom was upgraded.

The Vice President's official residence is Number One Observatory Circle

George H.W. Bush had a horseshoe pit added during his time as vice president under Ronald Reagan in the 1980s so he could enjoy one of his favorite pastimes. He also loved jogging the grounds so much that he continued to do so even after being elected president in 1988. Congress actually first designated Number One Observatory Circle as the vice president's residence in 1974, but no one moved in for three years. According to the White House, this is because "Vice President Gerald Ford acceded to the Presidency before he could use the home, and his Vice President, Nelson Rockefeller, only used it for entertaining."

The Grounds

She always fights for the people – from her barrier-breaking time as District Attorney of San Francisco and Attorney General of California, to proudly serving as a United States Senator and the Vice President. The house was officially opened in September 1975 but was first occupied by then-Vice President Walter Mondale in January of 1977. It was originally brick red it got a feather grey coat in 1960, and later in 1963, it was painted white with black shutters. The design of the house was done by an architect by the name Leon E. Dessez in the year 1893 for a total budget of $20,000. The house was intended for occupation by the Superintendent of the Nasal Observatory.

Why Does the VP Have an Official Residence?

As the president of the Senate, the vice president may preside over impeachment trials, although the Constitution does not specifically require it. When the president is on trial, the constitution requires that the chief justice of the United States must preside.[6] No vice president has ever been impeached. Article I, Section 3, Clause 4, gives the vice president the title President of the Senate, authorizing the vice president to preside over the Senate. The vice president is responsible for maintaining order, allowing members to speak, and explain the Senate's rules and practices. Three years passed before any Vice President actually lived at Number One Observatory Circle.

Remarks by Vice President Harris at a Roundtable Discussion on Nursing Home Care

Vice President Gerald Ford acceded to the Presidency before he could use the home, and his Vice President, Nelson Rockefeller, only used it for entertaining. It has since been home to the families of Vice Presidents Bush, Quayle, Gore, Cheney and Biden. Eventually, Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff will move in after repairs have been made.

Where Is Number One Observatory Circle?

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The Gores oversaw a complete redecoration, the addition of a new dining-room table, new furniture for the library, and a substantial renovation of the grounds and porches to make them more suitable for outdoor entertaining. Immediately before the Cheneys moved in, some needed work on the air conditioning and heating was performed and the interiors were repainted. The Cheneys brought several pieces of contemporary art into the house. In addition to the Vice President’s Office in the West Wing, the Vice President and his or her staff maintain a set of offices in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB), located next to the West Wing on the White House premises. And, again, for residents, this will mean more staff, which means fewer ER visits potentially, more independence for families.

In 2012, Joe and Jill Biden created the Family Heritage Garden of the Vice President, located just off the front lawn. Stone pavers surrounding a fountain commemorate all of the vice-presidential family members (including kids and pets!) that have ever called Number One Observatory Circle home. Prior to 1974, vice presidents lived in their own homes, and those who did not own properties in or around Washington were put up in hotels, according to the New York Times.

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Since the mid-1970s, the vice president has had a mansion of his (now her) own as well, and though it's not as well known as the White House, it's pretty fancy and historic in its own right. Most people probably know that the U.S. president lives and works in the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., in Washington, D.C., one of the most famous homes on the planet, and a symbol of the power and prestige of the presidency. From 1921 until 1947, General John Pershing occupied the room as Army Chief of Staff and Chairman of the Battle Monuments Commission. Pershing’s occupancy of the office was interrupted only once during these 26 years, when President Hoover was forced to relocate his offices following a Christmas Eve fire in the West Wing in 1929.

It wasn't designated as a home for the vice president until a joint resolution passed by Congress in 1974 over the objections of Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, who was living there at the time before his tenure ended. The building features classical columns, a large porch in the front, a grand entry hall and bay windows. The grounds also house telescopes, libraries and a dedicated landing area for Marine One and Marine Two, the helicopters that transport the president and vice president, respectively. Biden told reporters in 2010 that "no can say a negative thing about Dan Quayle" because he added the pool to the vice president's residence. A dozen observatory superintendents lived in the house from 1893 to 1927.

It was removed from the Spanish Cruiser Christabal Colom by the crew of the USS Montgomery after the battle of Santiago in July 1898. The second floor has two bedrooms, an office and a den, and the third floor has four additional bedrooms. It is also rumored to have a bunker, according to the book “Number One Observatory Circle” by Charles Denyer.

Forming a bipartisan coalition, they enacted a $1 trillion investment in the country’s infrastructure to remove every lead pipe in America and make the most significant investment in public transit, repairing bridges, and high-speed Internet in history. This was done to replace or renovate the plumbing, heating, air conditioning, ventilation and electric systems. The porch and the family rooms were also upgraded on the second floor.

Neighbours complained of noise from construction and digging coming from the property in 2002, just after 9/11 and as America went to war. The exact details of the property’s security are classified, but it has been suspected that an underground bunker exists that can withstand nuclear warfare. Each Vice-President has added their own touches, with Dan Quayle adding a pool and George H. W. Bush adding a jogging track. There is a dining room, garden room, living room, lounges, pantry kitchen, reception hall, sitting room, and outside terrace. It is located around two-and-a-half miles from the White House on the grounds of the US Naval Observatory (USNO) in Washington D.C.

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When they do, they'll also cope with the shock of seeing Lahaina without the people and places that, until Aug. 8, made up the town's fabric. The list also includes Harry, he said, who by virtue of his work on the house's roof has the right to park at the house and go surfing any time he wants to. By intention or not, those changes jibe with wildfire guidance from the Colorado State Forest Service, which stresses the importance of steps such as reducing your home's ability to ignite. Atwater Millikin is an artist who makes paintings of New England coastal scenery, and her husband is a recently retired portfolio manager.

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In addition to special management areas, the coastal zone management statute governs shoreline setbacks. State law requires a setback of at least 40 feet from the shoreline and imposes restrictions, including a public hearing requirement, before most types of construction can happen in the setback zone. Hours of makeshift firefighting with garden hoses and buckets of water across Lahaina didn't stop flames from consuming his house, his rental properties and thousands of other structures in his beloved hometown. The California blaze killed 85 people and destroyed nearly 10,000 homes, yet some houses miraculously survived while neighboring properties burned to the ground.

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Civil Beat is a small nonprofit newsroom that provides free content with no paywall. He went to bed feeling physically ill out of fear for the fate of his friends, his neighborhood, and his home. Millikin, who was on a trip to Massachusetts during the Lahaina fire, said the last he heard from his immediate neighbor on Aug. 8 was that the whole neighborhood was burning and his home was unlikely to make it.

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Right along the sea wall lies a single house with a red roof, green porch and a seemingly unharmed vehicle in a largely unscathed driveway. Before fires ripped through Lahaina, the craftsman-inspired home at 271 Front St. didn’t stand out much in the neighborhood. The nearly 100-year-old structure had been lovingly restored in recent years, but it was one of many charming homes lining the waterfront of one of Hawaii’s most historically important towns. The historic structure on Front Street is the last house standing in a neighborhood reduced to rubble. There are many questions about when residents of the worst-hit parts of Lahaina might be able to come and survey what's left of their community. Beveridge said there's no way to know for sure exactly what preserved the house on Front Street, but "the metal roof and lack of adjacent flammable material ... certainly limited the means by which the structure could have ignited."

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Notably, the wildfires in Lahaina were aggravated by strong winds caused by Hurricane Dora. The tragedy is reportedly the worst wildfire disaster in the United States in more than a century. US President Joe Biden had declared the wildfires in Hawaii as a "major disaster". Saribay, who livestreamed his actions for hours on Instagram, focused on flames taking down a house just outside Leiali’i. His group connected garden hoses and he broke down a homesteader's fence to keep the fire out of the community, he said. The sight was similar to the Maria Lanakila Catholic Church, a historic building in Lahaina that also appeared unscathed by the fires that killed at least 106 people.

Instead, he and his wife are using it as a symbol of hope amid the destruction that has killed more than 100 and left more than 800 missing. Experts say it was likely a little bit of all the above, but that one element of the home’s recent renovation is actually the most affordable and important thing people can do to try and protect their homes. "They're part of our ohana," Millikin said, using the Hawaiian term for family. "And when this is all over, we're going to have them all there to celebrate that house."

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They have owned the home for about three years but lived elsewhere on Maui for about a decade, she said. "A 'noncombustible zone' near the home and under the deck is an excellent strategy to reduce the vulnerability of the home to a wind-blown ember exposure," Quarles wrote in an email. That’s followed by the “near home environment” — the area immediately surrounding the structure, she said. Experts suggest that homeowners clear flammable vegetation in a 5-foot radius and replace it with a hardscape feature such as paving stones or gravel — similar to what the Millikins did, she said.

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Army Corps of Engineers met with homeowners to discuss progress made toward clearing lots and restoring infrastructure. And, although drinking water and waste water systems aren’t fully restored, property owners will be able to obtain permits to rebuild homes before the systems are fully in place, county officials said. Pattie Tamura, whose family owns one of the few Lahaina houses that remain standing, credited its survival to its thick concrete walls, which don’t burn. On a section of Front Street in the town of Lahaina, every structure has been charred and replaced with squares of ash – except one.

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Jarom Ayoso is eager to get back to the property where he and his wife rented a house for nearly 15 years. His son was able to get in the day after the fire and took video of the destruction. When high winds on Maui brought down power poles, the electrical wires were bare, uninsulated metal that could spark on contact with the dry grass below.

"What's behind it are the original — I think they're redwood — planks from about 1920. They didn't burn," Millikin said. Airborne embers are the most common source of wildfire spread, the Colorado agency's Daniel Beveridge told NPR. The house has roots dating to 1925 — it's believed to have been moved from another location on Maui. After Millikin and his wife bought it in 2021, they finished a restoration project in 2022.

That risk is highest when the other building that burns is 30 feet away or less, said Stephen Quarles, UC Cooperative Extension advisor emeritus. Vulnerable components would be the siding, windows or under-eave area, as well as any foundation or attic vents, he added. Check out Patch's annual guide to the best and brightest (or is it the darkest?) haunted experiences throughout LA and nearby.

Still, Callies said, given Lahaina’s proximity to the ocean, it’s conceivable someone would go to court to limit or stop rebuilding, even if property owners wanted to go back home. Pattie Tamura, whose family owns the house believes it survived due to its concrete walls. In an interaction with the San Francisco Chronicle on Monday, Tamura shared that the house was built by her grandfather using cement to help it withstand bugs and dry rot. For hours until the morning, they alternated between fits of tears and restless sleep while parked on the roadside, stuck in traffic. Unable to get into Lahaina, Alicia Kalepa sent her 17-year-old twin daughters by boat to check on the family's property. It wasn’t until the girls returned by driving a winding and narrow road north of Lahaina that she got confirmation that the vast majority of Leiali’i was unscathed.

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Still, Evans said the state wouldn’t likely impose a retreat from the coastal zone if the community didn’t want it. Green said the decision on how fast to rebuild homes in the burn zone lies with Maui County. But he said the state wants to remove state-level impediments to rebuilding homes destroyed by the fire. Second, Evans said, a new county Recovery Permitting Center will hasten the process for obtaining building permits, the main land use entitlement needed now that the coastal zone law is suspended. Authorities have divided the burned area into 17 zones and dozens of sub-zones. Residents or property owners of the first area to be cleared for reentry — known as Zone 1C, along Kaniau Road in the north part of Lahaina — will be allowed to return Monday and Tuesday on supervised visits.

It did have a sprinkler system, but so did many of the other homes in the area that burned, she said. In any event, by the time the fire reached the home, the electricity was out and the system wasn’t working, she said. And they removed foliage that was up against the house — not because they were trying to reduce the risk of ignition, but because they were concerned about termites spreading to the wooden frame, she said. Their only nod toward disaster preparedness was to install hurricane ties, she added.

Archie Kalepa sees the survival of Leiali’i as a testament to the resilience of the Hawaiian people — “the root and soul of this place” — and the need to find ways for Hawaiians to prosper despite Hawaii’s crushingly high cost of living. It’s not clear how much the efforts of Saribay and others contributed to the neighborhood’s survival. Those with at least 50% Hawaiian blood can apply for a 99-year lease for $1 a year. There are about 29,000 people on a waitlist for 99-year residential or agricultural land leases.

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That risk is highest when the other building that burns is 30 feet away or less, said Stephen Quarles, UC Cooperative Extension advisor emeritus. Vulnerable components would be the siding, windows or under-eave area, as well as any foundation or attic vents, he added. Check out Patch's annual guide to the best and brightest (or is it the darkest?) haunted experiences throughout LA and nearby.

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It did have a sprinkler system, but so did many of the other homes in the area that burned, she said. In any event, by the time the fire reached the home, the electricity was out and the system wasn’t working, she said. And they removed foliage that was up against the house — not because they were trying to reduce the risk of ignition, but because they were concerned about termites spreading to the wooden frame, she said. Their only nod toward disaster preparedness was to install hurricane ties, she added.

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Right along the sea wall lies a single house with a red roof, green porch and a seemingly unharmed vehicle in a largely unscathed driveway. Before fires ripped through Lahaina, the craftsman-inspired home at 271 Front St. didn’t stand out much in the neighborhood. The nearly 100-year-old structure had been lovingly restored in recent years, but it was one of many charming homes lining the waterfront of one of Hawaii’s most historically important towns. The historic structure on Front Street is the last house standing in a neighborhood reduced to rubble. There are many questions about when residents of the worst-hit parts of Lahaina might be able to come and survey what's left of their community. Beveridge said there's no way to know for sure exactly what preserved the house on Front Street, but "the metal roof and lack of adjacent flammable material ... certainly limited the means by which the structure could have ignited."

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Jarom Ayoso is eager to get back to the property where he and his wife rented a house for nearly 15 years. His son was able to get in the day after the fire and took video of the destruction. When high winds on Maui brought down power poles, the electrical wires were bare, uninsulated metal that could spark on contact with the dry grass below.

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When they do, they'll also cope with the shock of seeing Lahaina without the people and places that, until Aug. 8, made up the town's fabric. The list also includes Harry, he said, who by virtue of his work on the house's roof has the right to park at the house and go surfing any time he wants to. By intention or not, those changes jibe with wildfire guidance from the Colorado State Forest Service, which stresses the importance of steps such as reducing your home's ability to ignite. Atwater Millikin is an artist who makes paintings of New England coastal scenery, and her husband is a recently retired portfolio manager.

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Civil Beat is a small nonprofit newsroom that provides free content with no paywall. He went to bed feeling physically ill out of fear for the fate of his friends, his neighborhood, and his home. Millikin, who was on a trip to Massachusetts during the Lahaina fire, said the last he heard from his immediate neighbor on Aug. 8 was that the whole neighborhood was burning and his home was unlikely to make it.

Notably, the wildfires in Lahaina were aggravated by strong winds caused by Hurricane Dora. The tragedy is reportedly the worst wildfire disaster in the United States in more than a century. US President Joe Biden had declared the wildfires in Hawaii as a "major disaster". Saribay, who livestreamed his actions for hours on Instagram, focused on flames taking down a house just outside Leiali’i. His group connected garden hoses and he broke down a homesteader's fence to keep the fire out of the community, he said. The sight was similar to the Maria Lanakila Catholic Church, a historic building in Lahaina that also appeared unscathed by the fires that killed at least 106 people.

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Instead, he and his wife are using it as a symbol of hope amid the destruction that has killed more than 100 and left more than 800 missing. Experts say it was likely a little bit of all the above, but that one element of the home’s recent renovation is actually the most affordable and important thing people can do to try and protect their homes. "They're part of our ohana," Millikin said, using the Hawaiian term for family. "And when this is all over, we're going to have them all there to celebrate that house."

"What's behind it are the original — I think they're redwood — planks from about 1920. They didn't burn," Millikin said. Airborne embers are the most common source of wildfire spread, the Colorado agency's Daniel Beveridge told NPR. The house has roots dating to 1925 — it's believed to have been moved from another location on Maui. After Millikin and his wife bought it in 2021, they finished a restoration project in 2022.

But for fear-seeking folks, who love having the wits scared out of them, 2021 will not disappoint as haunts, from amusement park extravaganzas to pop-ups and small-scale, residential, spooky spots, are making a comeback. The law generally requires developments costing more than $500,000 to go through a lengthy SMA permitting process, including a public hearing where opponents can object to the project. Multifamily home and commercial properties would need to go through this “major permit” process, which means Maui County might have to hold hundreds of public hearings.

Still, Evans said the state wouldn’t likely impose a retreat from the coastal zone if the community didn’t want it. Green said the decision on how fast to rebuild homes in the burn zone lies with Maui County. But he said the state wants to remove state-level impediments to rebuilding homes destroyed by the fire. Second, Evans said, a new county Recovery Permitting Center will hasten the process for obtaining building permits, the main land use entitlement needed now that the coastal zone law is suspended. Authorities have divided the burned area into 17 zones and dozens of sub-zones. Residents or property owners of the first area to be cleared for reentry — known as Zone 1C, along Kaniau Road in the north part of Lahaina — will be allowed to return Monday and Tuesday on supervised visits.

Archie Kalepa sees the survival of Leiali’i as a testament to the resilience of the Hawaiian people — “the root and soul of this place” — and the need to find ways for Hawaiians to prosper despite Hawaii’s crushingly high cost of living. It’s not clear how much the efforts of Saribay and others contributed to the neighborhood’s survival. Those with at least 50% Hawaiian blood can apply for a 99-year lease for $1 a year. There are about 29,000 people on a waitlist for 99-year residential or agricultural land leases.

Army Corps of Engineers met with homeowners to discuss progress made toward clearing lots and restoring infrastructure. And, although drinking water and waste water systems aren’t fully restored, property owners will be able to obtain permits to rebuild homes before the systems are fully in place, county officials said. Pattie Tamura, whose family owns one of the few Lahaina houses that remain standing, credited its survival to its thick concrete walls, which don’t burn. On a section of Front Street in the town of Lahaina, every structure has been charred and replaced with squares of ash – except one.

He, his wife, their four children and their French bulldog piled into his Honda Civic to escape the flames. As they drove off, he said, he imagined the temple as protecting their home. Hironaka reflected on how his feelings toward reentry have changed as the weeks have passed — and as the magnitude of losing the temple, along with his home on the temple grounds, has set in. Melody Lukela-Singh plans to take a hazardous-materials course before visiting the Front Street property where the house she lived in with about a dozen relatives once stood. However, Tamura is not very eager to visit her cousin's family in Lahaina to see the house. It's not clear how much the efforts of Saribay and others contributed to the neighborhood's survival.

Still, Callies said, given Lahaina’s proximity to the ocean, it’s conceivable someone would go to court to limit or stop rebuilding, even if property owners wanted to go back home. Pattie Tamura, whose family owns the house believes it survived due to its concrete walls. In an interaction with the San Francisco Chronicle on Monday, Tamura shared that the house was built by her grandfather using cement to help it withstand bugs and dry rot. For hours until the morning, they alternated between fits of tears and restless sleep while parked on the roadside, stuck in traffic. Unable to get into Lahaina, Alicia Kalepa sent her 17-year-old twin daughters by boat to check on the family's property. It wasn’t until the girls returned by driving a winding and narrow road north of Lahaina that she got confirmation that the vast majority of Leiali’i was unscathed.