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DUMB TECH?
Yup even those who can afford anything are turning away from overly complex technology in their homes as often these systems malfunction, are difficult to repair and maintain, and not the easiest to operate. (FT) 12/29/2024
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Who Moved, Where, and Why? Key Insights from the 2023 U.S. Census Housing Data
The U.S. Census just published several new data releases pertaining to housing. This chart below reviews why, where and who moved in 2023.
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Most Common Home Improvements and Their Median Costs: A Census Graphic
This Census graphic illustrates the most common home improvements and their median costs:
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Service and Assistance Animals Allowed in Housing, Regardless of ‘No Pet’ Policies
Service animals are animals trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities. These tasks can include guiding people with visual impairments, alerting those with hearing impairments, providing physical support for mobility, or even managing medical conditions like seizures. Service animals are typically dogs but can also be other animals in certain cases, depending on
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Previously Owned Home Sales Rise 4.8% in November, With Largest Annual Gain Since 2020
Sales of previously owned homes rose 4.8% in November compared with October. Sales were 6.1% higher than November 2023, the largest annual gain in three years. (NAR) 12/20/2024
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Home Sales to Rebound in 2025 with Slower Price Growth
Home sales are expected to rebound next year while prices will rise more slowly, the National Association of Realtors said. Boston, Phoenix, and Grand Rapids, Mich., could be 2025’s hottest housing markets. Mortgage rates are expected to “stabilize” at around 6% next year, more than half a percentage point below Thursday’s 6.6% weekly average for
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Living Room Design Trends for 2025
What might be some design trends for LIVING ROOMS in 2025? The living room may become more FORMAL again, the opposite of the ‘anything goes’ open family or great room, a more intimate setting with cozier seating arrangements. Curves are here to stay both in furnishings and otherwise…..and color-wise? The concept of jewel tones juxtaposed