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8 interior design trends set to be huge in 2022, according to interior designers

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // January 19, 2022

After another turbulent year where we have spent more time at home, many of us have found solace in the world of interior design. Whether you’ve worked on a new DIY project, re-arranged your space to make room for a home office or have spent hours taking design inspiration from social media, interior design has […]


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With rising inflation and a hot housing market, here’s what you need to know about buying a home right now

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // January 10, 2022

Higher prices are almost everywhere. Americans are paying more these days for products like food and gasoline, thanks to rising inflation. Of course, this rising inflation will also impact the cost of buying a new home. “With inflation rising so aggressively and the fact that people’s salaries and weekly income are not rising at the same […]


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Do Home Seekers Need to Sign a Contract to Tour Homes?

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // January 3, 2022

It’s human nature for folks to want to sneak a peek at their neighbor’s open house—even if they’re not truly home seekers looking to buy. Trust us, stopping by to grab a cookie and gawk is something we’ve all done (or at least thought about doing). Casual lookers can wander in without so much as leaving their name, […]


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What to Expect in the 2022 Real Estate Market

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // December 27, 2021

Key Takeaways: Many of the dynamics seen in 2021 will carry through into next year’s housing market, but at a much less frenzied pace. As remote work becomes a more permanent, widespread option, Millennials are taking advantage and entering the real estate market. We’re ready for another seller’s market. Like last year, there isn’t time […]


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Real-life ‘gingerbread house’ brings Christmas cheer

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // December 20, 2021

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (KSTU) – Spreading Christmas cheer in a Utah neighborhood: That was the goal for a woman who turned her home into a “gingerbread house.” Giant gumdrops, peppermint swirls, candy canes, a fudge-striped cookie, even a gingerbread man adorn the home of Virginia Hoffman. “It’s all homemade, and it’s all been kind […]


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4 Signs the Hot Housing Market Is Finally Starting to Cool

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // December 13, 2021

This year’s housing market has been high-stakes. Prices skyrocketed, bidding wars were rampant and, thanks to remote work, demand was strong in virtually every market across the U.S. It was a challenging landscape for buyers, to say the least. But just as the weather has started to cool (a welcome reprieve here in Texas), it […]


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Top 7 tips for a warm winter home without blowing the energy bill

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // December 6, 2021

1) Use heavy curtains on your windows Did you know up to 40% of the heat escaping your home in cooler temperatures is purely from not covering your windows? The most significant air leaks tend to occur around windows. By investing in heavy drapes or curtains, you can ensure your windows will have extra insulation, […]


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Top 10 Tips for Selling Your Home During the Holidays

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // November 29, 2021

The holiday season from November through January is often considered the worst time to put a home on the market. While the thought of selling your home during the winter months may dampen your holiday spirit, the season does have its advantages: holiday buyers tend to be more serious and competition is less fierce with […]


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5 reasons to get a home appraisal, other than when buying

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // November 22, 2021

A key part of buying or selling a house, a home appraisal is an independent, unbiased assessment of how much a property is worth. Conducted by a licensed or certified professional, an appraisal typically is based on comparable sales in the neighborhood and market as well as a visual inspection of the condition of the […]


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9 Common Issues You Need to Watch Out for in Homes from the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // November 15, 2021

If you find yourself swooning over charming old houses when you browse real estate listings, you’re not alone. What’s not to love about a perfectly midcentury modern rambler or a groovy ‘70s conversation pit? Old homes come packed with character, and may be just a few quick updates away from move-in ready. That said, even lovingly cared-for homes […]


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