real estate

How To Secure Your Home From Burglars

Having your house secured is one of the top priorities that one must do. With the increasing crime rate, homeowners should never be lenient about home security system.

We Have To Ask: Is This Another Housing Bubble?

Residential real estate prices have soared remarkably high in such a short period of time. Investors are wondering where this trend will lead to.

Detroit Foundation Provides Homes To Artists Through Contests

Detroit must be one of the states where there are tons of odd abandoned lots that are turned into something fruitful. For example, there are numerous empty lots that the city has turned into urban farms, an abandoned elementary school into a theater.

Real Estate Listings: Minnesota's Most Expensive House Still Waiting For Buyer After 8 Years

Minnesota's most expensive listing remains unsold after eight years. Minnesota's most expensive listing property is still waiting for its buyer after eight years.

New York Is Not Only The Difficult State For Middle Class Families, Los Angeles Is Towing Behind

Middle class families in New York are now looking for other states to live in due to the cost of living in the state, but according to Realtor, New York is not alone.

New York, Vermont, and Canada Face Challenges In Their Real Estate Market

New York, Vermont, and Canada are currently facing an unusual threat on their real estate markets - algae. According to Realtor, the 500 square mile lake that stretches from the state and the country is currently blanketed by the blue-green algae blooms.

Couple Buys a Fairy Tale Theme Park

Blair and MJ Johnson buys an "Enchanted Forest" in a remote location in British Columbia Even adults want to experience some magical adventure in an enchanted forest.

House Design Tips: Goodbye Backyard Pool, Hello Pond, 'The New Pool in Town'

Instead of a swimming pool, go for a pond that enhances visual appeal and value to your home. Beat the summer heat by dipping yourself in the cold swimming pond.

New Jersey Real Estate Industry Still Struggling Despite Recovery Of Market Across The Nation But Experts Sees New Jersey Rebound In The Future

The real estate industry has recovered since the 2006 slumber but apparently, New Jersey has not. According to Realtor, there are properties in New Jersey that were still below the 2006 slumber despite the fact that the industry is on the rise. An expert in the real estate industry said that citizens of New Jersey are still afraid to have their properties listed on the market because of a possible price undercut once mortgages finally goes to the market.

Real Estate Tips: How To Decorate A Rented Home

Here are tips on decorating a rented home. Living in a rented space means it is not practical to invest a big amount of money on renovations. However, it also does not mean that you should limit yourself to what is already there.

DIYers Are Selling Their Renovation Project in MO

Missouri based company, A Beautiful Mess, listed their model house for the DIY home improvements they are featured on Pinterest. According to Realtor, the brains behind the DIY interior and exterior home improvements sisters, Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman, have listed the four bedroom house in the market for $189,000, including the DIY featured improvement that the sisters have done since 2013.

Will The Current Trend in the Chinese Stock Market have an effect in US Real Estate Invesment?

The Chinese stock market is unstable but more Chinese buyers are eyeing US real estate investments. It is being speculated that the commotion in the Chinese stock market may have a direct effect on the U.

Paying Cash When Buying Real Estate Properties: Boon Or Bane?

There are only few homebuyers that pay cash as they purchase real estate properties in the U.S. But is paying cash in buying a new house a boon or bane?

New Homes Near New Midtown Park

Surge Homes is making interesting developments in Houston, Texas. Surge Homes Development LLC is a residential real estate developer and builder owned by partners Ben Lemieux and Louis Conrad.

Will Crowdfunding Tip The Scales in Real Estate?

Will crowdfunding tip the scale of the real estate industry? Okay, it might be a little bit harsh but is crowdfunding a threat or not to the industry? According to Forbes, as far as the industry is concerned, crowd funding is just an evolution of an old way of buying properties in the real estate industry.

20 Effective Ways to Generate Real Estate Marketing Leads Plus Learn How to Find Prospects Through LinkedIn

Real estate is a tough and super-competitive industry. Competition is ever growing and if you're not at the top of your game, your competitors can easily grab a prospecting business from you. So to keep your real estate marketing growing, always keep your leads coming.

Get Your House Summer-ized To Attract Buyers

Summer is the perfect time to sell your house, according to studies. The season attracts more buyers compared to the others. Nonetheless, summertime is only half of it, and in order to complete the process, you have to make your property summer-ready, RealtyTimes reported.

Generation X Now Called Generation Rent; Millennial’s Aren’t Buying Homes?

The generation X or sometimes called the millennials, is now called the generation rent because most of the young adults these days are renting their own place.

Financial Goal 'Owning A Home': 10 Best States To Consider For First Time buyers.

One of the Financial goal of many people is to own a house. But for the first time buyers, buying their first house is like solving the puzzle. Where to buy?

Vancouver's Vacant Lot In Robson Street Is A Real Estate Mystery

In the midst of solid apartment suites, mixed restaurants, and top-of-the-line shopping centers in Vancouver's lively West End neighborhood is a multi-million-dollar land secret that compasses two landmasses and four decades.

NYC's First Underground Park Teaches Architects How To Bring The Light In

Expect to see more greenery in New York City's most urban area: the Lower East Side. Currently, a project aimed at producing the city's first underground park will serve as a model for designers on how to let the light into the most unlikely of places.