Recent Home Sellers Are Feeling Remorse Over Pricing, Timing Or Marketing Of Their Home, A Survey Reveals
An overwhelming share of Americans who sold a home for the first time in the past two years wish they had done something differently. …
Recent Home Sellers Are Feeling Remorse Over Pricing, Timing Or Marketing Of Their Home, New Survey Finds
An overwhelming share of Americans who sold a home for the first time in the past two years wish they had done something differently. …
Branded Residences Remain In Demand As Developers Bring New Inventory To The Market
In Dubai alone, there are more than 40 branded residences currently under construction, adding to the 71 already present in the capital city. …
Billion-Dollar Mixed-Use Developments Demand Attention
Well-managed mixed-use developments represent a win-win for both investors and cities, creating more housing, community connection, operating income, retail and tax revenue. …
Several New Studies Show Shifting Homeownership Trends For Black Homeowners
Several new studies shed light on homeownership trends for Black Americans. …
Does A Buyer’s Market Grow In Brooklyn?
To those looking to purchase in Brooklyn, this is welcome news and a long time coming, but, like many post-COVID phenomena, this time, it’s different. …
Top 2023 Wellness Products And Trends From Design & Construction Week
Products that support health and fitness in the home comprise the first facet of wellness design, and appliances certainly contribute to that …
A Growing Trend – Bathroom Wet Rooms
It is becoming increasingly popular to have a freestanding bathtub and shower in a glass enclosed area that is apart from the sink and toilet in the bathroom in a separate enclosure. …
HUD Awards $5.6 Billion In Annual Grants For Affordable Housing, Community Development And Homeless Assistance
Funding will go to 1,200 communities through 2,400 grants to support the needs of families and individuals. …
Homes Owned By Black Families Appreciated The Fastest During The Pandemic
Black Americans’ housing wealth has made strides, but remains well below that of the typical U.S. household …