If you’re in the market for a new home, you may be wondering about the factors that contribute to the total cost of the home.
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Home buying and home remodeling television programs aren’t just a fad; their enduring popularity indicates that they’re here to stay. If you’re among the growing masses of dedicated viewers, you might begin (if you haven’t already) to look around and notice some of your own home’s shortcomings.
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The GlowBowl transforms the loo into a gentle night light. Could it be just the thing for older home buyers?
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The winners of the NAHB Best in American Living Awards (BALA) – a prestigious awards program recognizing excellence in designs that will influence the entire residential building industry. Award recipients are lauded as the nation’s most creative and inventive builders, remodelers, architects, developers, land planners and interior designers. Below are some of the newest trends in home design that buyers will see in the coming months and years, based on submissions from this year’s BALA winners. Here are
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Homeownership is the American dream, but it’s also a lot of work. Your home is a significant investment and requires a consistent level of upkeep to maintain its efficiency and to protect its value. As you make new resolutions for 2016, set aside some time to build a schedule of your ongoing home maintenance duties.
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Home building has a significant impact on the national economy by providing jobs and generating tax revenue.
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To help prepare your home for holiday visitors, the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod offers home maintenance tips that are designed to increase safety and accessibility for older family and friends who visit this holiday season.
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One of the more important components of safeguarding a home is also one of the most often ignored: the roof.
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The lessons are all on the place mat
Christine Duren
The choice of what glass to use in your home is no longer clear. Different varieties of so-called smart glass can keep out prying eyes, regulate room temperature or conceal televisions.
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