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3 Jun 2021

OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW…CONSTRUCTION?

If 2019 has you thinking about buying a new house, you may be wondering if new construction is the way to go. While buying an existing house has its benefits, so does building from scratch. Here are some pros and cons to each option, so you can make the best decision for you. Timeframe There’s […]

3 Jun 2021

THE BIGGER PICTURE: US HOUSING MARKETS COMPARED TO THE REST OF THE WORLD

The US housing market is often the subject of scrutiny in our media outlets. From increasing interest rates to property taxes and housing shortages, it is easy to get bogged down in the details. But how does our market compare to markets around the world? From average house size to mortgage payments, we break down how the […]

3 Jun 2021

TODAY’S MILLENNIALS BECOMING HOME BUYERS

Despite media perception that the Millennial generation has been slow to enter the housing market, and is a generation of long-term renters, recent statistics tell a very different story. Consider these statistics: 78% of today’s Millennials are between 28 and 37 years old 66% of today’s Millennials are married Before buying, 56% were renters, 18% lived […]

3 Jun 2021

10 HOME MAINTENANCE PROJECTS YOU CAN DO YOURSELF

Home ownership is great, but the expenses to maintain it can really start to add up. While the big stuff is best left to the experts, there are many tasks you can take care of on your own, which will save you money. Here are 10 home maintenance tasks to put back on your To Do […]

3 Jun 2021

SMOOTH MOVE: 6 TIPS TO MAKING A NEW PLACE FEEL LIKE HOME

Moving to a new home can bring up a wide array of emotions, from excitement at a fresh start in that home you’ve been dreaming of for years, to trepidation at moving into an unfamiliar area. Maybe your move was your choice, and you’re thrilled. Perhaps you had to move because of a job transfer, […]

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