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In a market with historically low inventory and sky-rocketing prices, Welcome Homes creates more options for buyers.
Whether you're in the market to develop your investment portfolio or looking to settle down in a quiet town, Chappaqua is the place for you. From the beautiful nature views to the overwhelming sense of community, you will build your dream home just 30 miles north of New York City.
It’s no surprise these terms are used interchangeably. After all, they’re all licensed real estate professionals with the shared goals of helping clients sell, buy, and rent properties. However, their roles vary slightly.
Before you move into your new home, you need to get through closing day. Read on for a rundown of the benchmarks that need to be met prior to getting your keys.
Infill construction is a method of developing vacant or underutilized land into new construction, typically in urban or established suburban neighborhoods.
Many buyers like the idea of choosing a piece of land but have difficulty envisioning their new home on the site. They also may be intimidated by the construction process.
Days on market is one of the most important figures in real estate.
Meet our newest model: A larger home with two bedroom suites, a recreation lounge, and an expansive living area.
From adjustable-rate mortgages to title searches, here’s an A to Z of key jargon you should brush up on to ensure you’re speaking like a property pro.
How to help potential buyers visualize their new home on an unimproved property by using quality images.
Understanding exactly how big an acre is can be useful for understanding the size of your property.
When building a new home, choose the best insulation for your house and location.
A land listing is different from a standard home listing, and thus a different approach is required.
If you want to build a fence, take down a tree, put up a shed, or anything else on the periphery of your property, you’ll need to determine exactly where your property lines are.
Your goal is not simply to offer the parcel as it stands today. You want a buyer to look beyond its current form to what it can become.
Building a new home? You'll probably need a loan to finance the project. Here's what you need to know about construction loans.
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