$7 Million Residence In New York City Revives Soho’s Grandeur
After more recent renovations, the 19th-century site has been transformed into dreamy apartments with just the right mix of old and new. …
Real Estate Experts Share ROI Trends Of Wellness Design Home Features
Public awareness of the links between our homes and our health was growing before the pandemic, but it has exploded in the months and years since then. …
Modern Farmhouse: The Style That’s Not Real, But Really Popular
The house style trend that’s been dominating the past few years is called “Modern Farmhouse,” a style marries what we hope is the best of old and new. …
Before Choosing A Paint Color, Ask These 5 Questions
Considering the rising cost of living, paint can be used as a relatively affordable way to transform space without the need for a big, expensive renovation. However, choosing a paint color can be a daunting experience….
New York Legislature Gives Lenders A New Way To Screw Up Foreclosures
In an attempt to correct perceived abuses, the NY legislature may have made the foreclosure process even worse. …
A $6.25 Million Gem Shines In Architecture Rich San Miguel De Allende, Mexico
Authentic Spanish-Colonial buildings — brightly painted along picturesque cobblestone streets — and period churches have forged the town’s reputation as a must-see destination for world travelers. …
Sales Are Slow To Kick Off The New Year, But More Buyers Start Searching
Buyers might be encouraged by signs of improvement in the economy. …
What We Want Now In Our Kitchens: The News From The Bertazzoni Trend Report
Bertazzoni has just released the results of its 2023 Kitchen Trend Report, which makes its debut at the end of the company’s 140th anniversary celebration. Once mere workspaces, kitchens have become the rooms where families spend…
When Is An “Institution” Not An “Institution”?
If the language of your deed isn’t airtight, courts might just run wild with it. …
Pushing The Envelope Of What Industrial Parks Can Be
The idea industrial parks need be colorless groupings of buildings devoted to deadly dull business is challenged by Camp Hall near Charleston, S.C. and MidAmerica Industrial Park near Tulsa, Okla. …