July 19, 2019
With the real estate development industry struggling to profitably deliver new multifamily product in a price range that more people can afford, an answer to affordability may be found by looking to the past — specifically Class B and C properties built 20, 30 or even 50 years ago. I have focused almost exclusively on […]
July 12, 2019
Three New Census Bureau Products Show Domestic Migration at Regional, State, and County Levels The South experienced a net population gain from movers coming in from other regions of the United States. Florida received the most movers from other states. Los Angeles County had the highest number of people moving out, but also had the […]
July 5, 2019
These quick add-ons and clever refreshes will give your space the facelift it needs without spending a ton of money. The average kitchen remodel costs a staggering $21,751 — and high-end ones average nearly $50,909. No bones about it: That’s a whole lotta cash. But you don’t need to shell out big bucks to make a big […]
July 1, 2019
In with minimalism, out with rustic farmhouse. See what trends are heating up patios this summer. It’s easier than ever to create an outdoor oasis that’s an extension of your home, and this summer’s biggest trend is creating a backyard space that is as comfortable as your indoor one. Design styles like bright and bold […]
June 21, 2019
If you’ve already started reading up on how to stage your home, then you know the spiel by now: clean, declutter, and depersonalize. But why (as you struggle to move your couch) is staging your house for sale so damn important? Staging matters because it helps buyers visualize themselves in your home. And not just […]
June 14, 2019
A new tax incentive for investors could be a boon for sellers and struggling communities. But will affordability take a hit? Editor’s note: This story has been updated with information about the proportion of Puerto Rico’s territory that is covered by the opportunity zone program. When Daniel Zelonker, a South Florida broker who specializes in the sale […]
May 20, 2019
Chances are, the Westeros Revenue Service (WRS) has its eye on that dagger, Catspaw, for gift taxes; and what with all the deaths that have occurred, don’t get us started on estate taxes. When you’re a tax pro, watching Game of Thrones comes with some occupational hazards. Where most viewers see drama, betrayal and the epic rise […]
May 13, 2019
The perfect backdrop for outdoor fun is closer than you think, thanks to our step-by-step instructions. Turn your backyard into a cozy camp spot by making your own fire pit. This DIY project is easy to complete, and you’ll be making s’mores around the fire in no time. Get ready Before you begin building, consult […]
May 6, 2019
Win home shoppers over before they even think about stepping foot inside. A polished home exterior creates an inviting experience for visitors or passersby, which is especially important if your home is on the market. Check out our tips to get the most curb appeal for the lowest cost — while turning your neighbors’ heads and […]
August 9, 2018
Selling a home? Which offer will you accept? When you put your home up for sale you’ll attract all types of offers. The most notable difference between these offers is normally financing, and how buyers intend to pay for their purchase. So what types of bids might you get? Which are the best choices for […]