ZEN Associates Designs An Interior Focused On The Outside
In a house located in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, ZEN Associates redesigned and reconfigured the interior to make the outside the focus. …
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Homebuilding Industry Preparing For A Strong Post-Virus Upswing: Opportunities And New Strategies
Homebuilding companies are seeing stronger sales paces, but there are differences among the various types of buyers. Builders are adopting new strategies in this economic environment. …
What Is The Future Of New York City?
Don’t believe all you see in the news: New York City is not disappearing….
Is This A Good Time To Buy An Investment Property?
Real estate buyers, especially now, are necessary to prevent a market collapse….
New Home Building Sentiment Picks Up After Record Coronavirus Slump
Homebuilders’ rather bleak sentiment about the state of their industry last month seems to be now slowly improving as states lift stay-at-home orders and home shoppers return to the market. …
Actor Jackson Hurst sells Valley Village home for over asking
“Drop Dead Diva” actor Jackson Hurst just sold his remodeled home in Valley Village for $1.86 million, or $61,000 more than he was asking. …
NFL’s Charles Woodson sells Florida home of 22 years
In Orlando, Fla., NFL great Charles Woodson has sold his two-story home of 22 years for $670,000. …
6 Seascapes You Can Own
Access to ocean breezes has long been seen as a tonic for many of the things that ail us, and it’s true that nothing soothes the soul quite like the sea. As these difficult times test…
Will More Americans Buy A Home Because Of The Coronavirus?
Unlike conventional recessions that depress home buying and owning, the coronavirus slowdown might actually increase the U.S. homeownership rate….
Will More Americans Buy A Home Because Of Coronavirus?
Unlike conventional recessions that depress home buying and owning, the coronavirus slowdown might actually increase the U.S. homeownership rate….