A new trend has begun to emerge. With home prices skyrocketing in the starter home category, many first-time homebuyers are skipping the traditional starter homes and moving right into their dream homes. What’s a Starter Home? According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), ... » Learn More about Millennials in New Jersey Are Skipping Starter Homes for Their Dream Homes
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Helpful tips to help avoid property damage from frozen pipes
Earlier this month, we first heard about the "polar vortex," which brought extreme cold and snow to large swaths of the country. With a second round of polar air expected from the vortex later in January, it's a good time to make sure your home is ready to withstand the bitterly cold ... » Learn More about Helpful tips to help avoid property damage from frozen pipes
Getting Ready for Fall
Fall arrives this weekend, and already the mornings have been brisk. Along with the arrival of colder weather are a number of key maintenance tasks homeowners should tackle in order to prevent structural damage, save energy and keep their home’s systems running properly. By completing these tasks ... » Learn More about Getting Ready for Fall
Exterior Home Improvements
According to Remodeling magazine’s 2013 “Cost vs. Value Report,” Realtors consider exterior home improvement projects among the most valuable. In fact, a majority of the Top 10 projects in terms of value recouped at resale are exterior replacement projects. This makes sense given the importance of ... » Learn More about Exterior Home Improvements
Easy Ways to Get Kids to Save Energy
By: Courtney Craig Published August 29th, 2012 Want your kids to pitch in and help save energy? Green parenting bloggers weigh in on getting kids to flip the switch and stop wasting energy. Kids have more important things to think about than turning off the lights. But discovering the lights ... » Learn More about Easy Ways to Get Kids to Save Energy
