(CAMDEN, NJ) – You receive news that a family member or close friend has tested positive for COVID-19. What should you do now? The good news, according to an infectious disease expert at Cooper University Health Care, is that most healthy people who have contracted COVID-19 have mild illness and can convalesce at home. For […]
If you’re looking for ways to spend your free time in light of the coronavirus outbreak, you’re not alone. Millions of people now find themselves with a wealth of time to spend at home, and aren’t sure how to fill the many hours of a day. If you’re a fan of home improvements, there are […]
As millions of children are displaced from their schools due to the coronavirus, a sub-crisis has come into the equation for parents: how will we keep the kids occupied? It’s one thing to entertain them on weekends, but it’s another when you have seven days a week to fill for an indefinite period of time. […]
For the fifth year in a row, millennials have surpassed baby boomers and Gen Xers as composing the largest share of home buyers. This goes against the common assumption that this generation isn’t interested in responsibility or settling down, and it’s great news for real estate enthusiasts. If you’re a millennial looking to buy a […]
Selling a Home with Pets
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While people love their animals, selling a home while owning pets can be a challenge. Not everyone might consider them part of the family, and buyers want to envision themselves living in your space – and that means hiding any evidence that Fido or Fluffy lived there. Prepping your home for sale when you have […]
Real estate valuations are very high, but worries of an impending housing crash are premature. Many trends continue to drive real estate values, from a millennial middle class hungry for ownership to a strong economy. With that said, this doesn’t mean U.S. real estate markets are not in a pivotal phase. Here are four trends […]
Common Real Estate Myths
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Despite the fact that most people enter the world of real estate only rarely, we all think we know how it works. Whether it’s based on the experiences of friends and family members, or stories we’ve heard, it’s easy to fall under the assumption that the sector is easily understood. For everything we think […]
If you ask a homeowner what they’d like to improve about their property, most will say they’d like to add a utility room. The grim reality of many homes is an overflowing laundry basket in the kichen, assorted linen drying on the radiators, and unmatched socks in random places. Squeezing a utility area into your […]
If you ask any designer, they’ll each tell you the same thing: stepping into your home should be an experience. If you’re not inspired when you walk through the door, it’s time to shake things up. There’s no question that the pros know how to make a stylish entrance. Here are some of the best […]
Gray skies don’t have to mean an unpleasant indoor life. As winter continues on, you may wish you could hibernate until spring- but there’s joy to be found in the quieter months of the year. If you’d like a more satisfying way to spend a chilly evening than binge-watching your favorite TV streaming service, check […]
Have you been staring at that tangle of t-shirts or pile of old papers for what feels like years? Streamlining your wardrobe is a great way to enhance your living space and bring forward the items you’ve been meaning to wear for ages. It may not even take long to make these changes. Here’s how […]
Choosing the Right Fence
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Whether you crave more privacy in your outdoor space, need to block chilly wind, mask a street view or secure your pool, installing a new fence can require quite a bit of research and planning to make sure it’s exactly what you need. Here’s the need-to-know info on choosing the right fence for your space […]
In order to live in a great neighborhood, and enjoy the comforts that come with being part of a tight knit community, you have to be a good neighbor yourself. There’s no shortage of examples of bad neighbors in popular culture (think Homer Simpson), but what does it mean to be a genuinely good neighbor? […]
Choosing the Perfect Bed
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Most people spend a third of their lives in bed, which means it’s crucial that you spend a good amount of time picking the right one. Having a poor bed can lead to bad backs, sore muscles and lost sleep, but having a better night’s sleep in a better bed can add up to a […]
So many flooring choices, so little time to research which looks good, feels good and lasts. It can be expensive and time-consuming to replace your home’s floors, so you’ll want to do quite a bit of research before jumping into the buying and installation process. Here are some tips for choosing the right flooring for […]
Many wine collectors and homeowners dream of building a wine cellar in their homes. After all, what better way is there to increase the value of your home and show off your collection to your friends? Before launching ahead, be sure to plan out your project and follow some basic rules. Before you know it, […]
Putting aside their intended purpose, there’s no reason why your driveway shouldn’t be aesthetically pleasing- if done right. What many people fail to consider is the vast amount of driveways that can be applied to the home. Depending on your budget, aesthetic preferences, and climate, you’ll want to review all viable options. Here are a […]
Brought to you by HomeLight. A recent survey of 500 top real estate agents by HomeLight found some surprising insights into the winter homeselling market. From critical winter home maintenance tips to timing for winter listing photos, the survey results are telling. See the infographic below for the report’s most significant takeaways:
While choosing furniture for your home is exciting, it can also be stressful. Our homes are our places of refuge and we take pride in how they look. If you’re caught in the Pinterest scrolling death-spiral, you’re not alone. Here’s the good news: there’s no wrong way to design a home, and direction helps. Here […]
Not all outdoor lighting is created the same, and it requires more than simply putting up a wall light and calling it a day. To properly create ambience, your focus should be on choosing the right type of lighting fixture. Here are a few tips for making your outdoor lighting bring out the best of […]
While many of us have the best intentions for keeping common spaces in our homes clean and organized, busy schedules can kep us from staying on top of making these places accessible. Garages seem to fall victim to this tendency more than any other space in the home. If your garage is in need of […]
First published in Courier-Post on January 7, 2020. The long, grey stretch of winter that typically follows the twinkly, bustling holiday season requires us to be armed with a few essentials. A binge-worthy “to watch list,’’ a good book, fuzzy slippers and of course, soup. What you drink with the soup is entirely up to […]
For most homeowners, the hardest part of any home renovation project isn’t the work itself- it’s finding a competent, reliable contractor to do the job. Even with a good contractor, renovation can be stressful, expensive and involve unpleasant surprises. Choosing the right contractor can make the difference between a successful renovation and a disaster. Here […]
Hosting a gathering can be a ton of fun, but perhaps a bit stressful. You want your home to look its best, but now’s not the time for major updates. You’re likely busy enough getting ready for the event. As you’re preparing for a gathering in your house, you’ll likely be busy enough just getting […]
I weighed in on the exclusive real estate practice of “pocket listings” with the Philadelphia Inquirer, arguing that the tactic blocks transparency and fair competition in the market. View the full article here. Are real estate sellers truly getting the highest and best value for their homes? As low inventory has been an issue in the […]
Unless you do something to reduce your heating bills, rising energy costs are sure to make this an expensive winter. While you don’t want to have to suffer through a cold winter without any comfort in your home, breaking the bank shouldn’t be your only alternative. Here are some tips to saving money on winter […]
Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, winter is great for seasonal decor. During the coldest season of the year, it helps to have brightened surroundings and a new sense of excitement in the home. While many people avoid winter decor due to the cost or labor involved, there are a ton of options for bolstering […]
You’re thinking of moving to a new town, and your kids are still in school. Do you want to risk moving before finding out that the school system is sub-par, or do your due diligence beforehand? It can be difficult to identify what makes for a strong public or private school system, but these indicators […]
What good is a stunning new home if nobody sees it? Throwing a housewarming party to show off your new digs is a great way to reconnect with old friends and break bread with new neighbors, but it can be stressful to many would-be hosts. If you’re committed to hosting a housewarming party, here are […]
Tips to Save for a House
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For most Americans, buying their primary residence is the largest purchase they’ll ever make. Most mortgages require you to put some money down, and that’s not the only thing you should save for: consider closing costs, property taxes, and ongoing repairs and maintenance. That’s a lot to take on! It makes sense to take a […]
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