Home Purchase

From mini homes to McMansions, today’s housing trends are no longer “one size fits all.” Life is an ever-evolving journey with many phases and stops along the way. And as our personal needs change, so do our space needs.

Congratulations! You’re buying a new home. There’s much to be done.

Mark Twain once referred to golf as “a good walk spoiled.” But if you’re seriously into the sport, then why not spoil yourself with a home near the links?

Many real estate experts are predicting an overall positive housing market for 2016 and beyond. Whether you are buying or selling, there are lots of choices to consider and options that are currently available.

A growing number of women are defying the challenges of single homeownership and realizing their goals.

Crown molding, mahogany wainscoting, custom built-ins … these is no denying old and historic homes have charms we can rarely find in contemporary architecture.

For many first-time buyers, a condominium is a good entry into homeownership.

There has been a long-held stereotype that Millennials are still living at home and aren’t in a hurry to get into the housing market.

Almost 30 years ago, in the days of chintz drapes and coral-colored couches, only 12 percent of Americans were living in multigenerational homes.