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EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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More than just having a roof over your head, a home is a place to relax and unwind after a long day. However, relaxing and enjoying some quiet time at home can be challenging if the house produces just as much noise on the inside. -
'How to Properly Maintain Wallpaper Plus Natural Wood and Stone-Themed Wallpaper Ideas
Wallpapers keep your space looking cheery and vibrant, and simple maintenance can keep it that way for a long time. Here are some of the do’s and don’ts when caring for your wallpapers. -
'3 Pet-Friendly Fabrics for Your Home
Pets are often treated as part of the family. We care for their needs, take them to the doctor if they get sick and give them the best in every way that we can. That’s why owners would often consider them before making decisions for the home and the rest of the family. -
'5 Wall Material Suggestions to Spruce up Your Bathroom
Bathrooms, just like the living room and the rest of the house, also need a touch of taste. Here are some of the best wall coverings for your bathroom wall. -
'[PHOTOS] NYC Apartment With a Shower in the Kitchen Snatched up for $1,650 a Month
A studio apartment at 114 Walton St. is listed for $1,650. It features a separate bedroom with a toilet, a spacious windowed kitchen with a sink, stove, full-size refrigerator, and spacious countertop. An ideal offer so it seems, except for the “bathtub situation.” -
'4 Ways to Declutter Your Outdoor Space
Tidying up indoors is already a total chore. This makes it even harder for busy homeowners to clean the outside area of their homes. The good news is that there are actually ways that you can handle outdoor clutter without too much trouble. -
'Boring Walk-In Closet? Here's How to Make It More Functional and Stylish
A walk-in closet provides you with more room and space to organize your belongings while also serving as a dressing room. It can also serve as a potential personal space or stress-free zone. Here are a few tips that can help you maximize every inch of your closet and make it a more stylish and functional walk-in closet. -
'How to Make Your Kitchen Safe for Kids
The kitchen has always been thought of as a place that should be off-limits to children, for obvious reasons. But just because the kitchen is not an ideal place for children to be wandering around, it doesn’t mean you would have to keep your kids out of the kitchen forever. -
'Here's How to Hang Wallpaper Like a Pro
While putting up wallpaper has nothing to do with rocket science, newbies to the job can have trouble putting up a seamless and presentable result. Here are a few tips on how you can achieve it without hiring an actual expert. -
'What Is Sustainable Architecture? Why Pursue It?
Sustainable architecture refers to the approach of designing and constructing buildings that minimize the impact on the environment, achieve energy efficiency, and promote a positive effect on the health and comfort of its inhabitants. -
'The Pros and Cons of 3 of the Most Common Types of Home Flooring
When looking for homes to buy, you’ll most likely encounter different types of flooring styles. These can vary significantly in cost and quality. Regardless of the type, each flooring type has an advantage and disadvantage on its own. Take a look at some of the common flooring types to see which one is best for you! -
'How to Tell if There Are Rodents in the Attic Before Buying a House
Your agent just walked you through an exquisite piece of real estate—and you’re seriously considering moving in as soon as possible. In such a flurry of excitement, there’s a high chance that you may overlook some aspects of the house. One such “often forgotten” part of a house is the attic. To most people, the attic is a dark, cold space whose sole purpose is storing boxes and other rejects. What they don’t realize is that it can also be a breeding ground for rodents. The debris and seclusion of the attic provide the perfect environment for mice and other rodents to multiply. (Fun/Cringey fact: Did you know that a female mouse can give birth to up to a dozen babies in the span of a month?).
