(TNS)—Stocks have long been the most glamorous of the major asset classes. Many a Hollywood film has centered around making fast money in the stock market, and becoming a Wall Street big shot. But despite their great long-term returns—they’ve averaged about 10 percent Continue Reading
9 Housing and Mortgage Trends for the Rest of 2019
9 Housing and Mortgage Trends for the Rest of 2019 The first half of 2019 surprised housing markets across the country: Mortgage rates fell. That’s the opposite of what the experts had predicted at the beginning of the year, and it’s welcome news for home buyers, sellers Continue Reading
How to Spot an Up-And-Coming Neighborhood in Your City
Ready to take on the challenge of buying in a diamond-in-the-rough neighborhood? Everyone has seen the neighborhood that’s changed: One day it was on the fringe, and the next it had turned a corner. Suddenly, it was teeming with new businesses, new residents, new Continue Reading
Homebuyers Maintain Optimistic Outlook: NAR
Americans’ attitudes on buying a home are improving, as concerns about cost die down and their housing options widen, according to new research. Sixty-five percent of Americans are optimistic about purchasing today, according to the first quarter Housing Continue Reading
Meet The 2019 Colors of the Year
Each and every year, major paint companies declare their color of the year. If you’re thinking about a new coat of paint for your home as we get deeper into 2019, here are the colors of the year worth considering! Blueprint by Behr This is a versatile, but Continue Reading
Pro Tips for Making the Most of Your Kitchen Remodeling Budget
Two experts weigh in on how to put your money where it counts. A high-end kitchen remodel could easily drain your wallet. The nationwide average for a major kitchen remodel — replacing all appliances, installing a sink and faucet, and repainting walls — is Continue Reading