How to buy a home in Mercury Retrograde
Sunny, idyllic July is peak house-buying season. But if you’re an astrology enthusiast on the hunt for a home, that timing might seem anything but ideal. Mercury is in retrograde from July 7 to August 2,…
Creative Ways to Add Color to Your Rental
Can’t paint the walls? No problem. These pops of color require no landlord approval. …
The Future Of Real Estate Investment: Smart And Climate-Resilient Buildings
Real estate pros wishing to attract large-scale capital and institutional investment should expect to demonstrate their assessments and climate prevention strategies to pass investment screenings. …
Should You Shy Away From The ‘Best’ Class A Apartment Buildings?
With a Class A investment, you are limited in how much the property appreciates; however, you have more control over the appreciation of a B/C property, and in fact, you can force the appreciation. …
Rent Is Becoming Unaffordable For Many U.S. Workers [Infographic]
A new report has found that somebody earning the minimum wage would have to work nearly 127 hours a week – equivalent to more than three full-time jobs – to afford a two-bedroom apartment. …
McAllen, Texas, Salt Lake City and Grand Rapids Have the Highest Homeownership Rates for Single Mothers
Nationwide, 31% of single mothers are homeowners. The rate is higher in certain metros like Salt Lake City and Grand Rapids, and lower in California.
The post McAllen, Texas, Salt Lake City and Grand Rapids Have…
Could An Interior Design Advocate Bridge The Gap Between DIY And Hiring An Interior Designer?
Interior Design Advocate Donna Hoffman is empowering people to take charge of their homes design projects in an entirely new way. …
Alexa Who? At Luxury Residential Developments, First-Class Concierge Services Are Simplifying Life
Multifamily housing developers are increasingly adding an extra level of concierge offerings to help residents reclaim their time — and their lives. …
Astonishing ‘Bone Black’ Installation Metaphorically Depicts Detroit’s Once Roaring Economy With Forsaken Boats Slathered In Industrial Pigment And Dangling From Beams Of A Blighted Building
Hocking spent more than a month amassing the collection of boats as metaphorical bones of Motor City’s once booming economy fueled largely by Henry Ford, whose legendary factories are now part of the canvas of a…
Astonishing ‘Bone Black’ Metaphorically Depicts Detroit’s Once Roaring Economy With Forsaken Boats Slathered In Industrial Pigment, Dangling From Beams Of Blighted Building
Hocking spent more than a month amassing the collection of boats as metaphorical bones of Motor City’s once booming economy fueled largely by Henry Ford, whose legendary factories are now part of the canvas of a…