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2025 Market Predictions From the Experts

By Jordyn Windnagle - January 31, 2025
While US home prices had moderate gains in 2024, the total number of sales was meager. Existing-home sales dropped to the lowest level in nearly 30 years, as reported by the National Association of Realtors. Median home prices reached record highs at $407,500. This was, in part, due to the performance of higher-end homes. Sales on homes priced over $1 million rose 35% over the year, while properti

Here's What's Happening in New Construction as We Head Into the New Year

By Jordyn Windnagle - December 14, 2022
Between design forecasts, infrastructure legislation, and a shifting real estate market, there are many new trends emerging in residential construction. Here are 5 things experts predict we'll see more of as we head into 2023. biophilic design This architectural trend focuses on the shapes, textures, and colors found in nature. Natural light is an important way to bring the outside in— this can

Convenient Features to Consider When Remodeling or Building

By Jordyn Windnagle - October 26, 2022
When you're in the midst of remodeling or building a new home, it's important to think beyond the cosmetics. Choosing items that add energy efficiency, convenience, and home protection might not be the most glamorous features but they can save you money and peace of mind! Here are some upgrades that are often overlooked but worth considering. eave outlets We all want our home's exterior to be pi

Expansion Begins in Williamsburg on the River

By Jordyn Windnagle - October 18, 2022
Washington Township's Williamsburg on the River is getting an addition after a decade without major developments. Danberry and Preserve Properties, LLC are developing 32 lots across 43.82 acres with home construction in the first plat beginning this fall. The expanded portion of the subdivision is named the Reserve at Williamsburg with lots ranging from 0.75 acres to 1.85 acres. Lots are priced be

The Basics of Buying a New Construction

By Jordyn Windnagle - June 10, 2022
Anyone who's entered a new build knows that it's a similar feeling to sitting down in a brand new car. There's a faint smell of freshly cut lumber. Everything is shiny and pristine. The carpets have yet to be worn and there's not a crumb to be seen in the kitchen. Being the first inhabitant of a new construction home is highly desirable and offers the benefit of no major repairs in the foreseeabl

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