Museum Day is a one-day event in which participating museums and cultural institutions across the country provide free entry to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket. Participants are allowed to download one ticket per email address. The ticket provides free general admission on Saturday, September 21, 2019, for two people. Here is a list of Continue reading…
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First-Time Buyers Guide to Acquiring the Perfect Home
Daydreaming about owning your home and actually putting your money where your daydream is can be a challenge for buyers, especially first time buyers. Watching HGTV and flipping shows makes the buying process look easy…. just a few renovations and affordable DIY projects and voila you have your dream house! In reality, buyers need to Continue reading…
Labor Day 2019
Labor Day is synonymous with the end of summer, but its true significance is to honor the contributions and resilience of working Americans. Labor Day has been celebrated as a national holiday since 1894. Although there is some speculation as to who exactly came up with the idea, most historians credit Peter McGuire, co-founder of Continue reading…
Why You Need a Realtor
With so much information just a few clicks away online, clients sometimes ask, “Why should I hire a real estate agent?” They wonder if they could buy or sell a home on their own through the Internet. According to Zillow research, 36% of sellers attempt to sell their homes themselves, but challenges along the way Continue reading…
Making Your Fireplace a Focal Point
Although the main function of a fireplace is to provide warmth, a fireplace, whether you use it or not, can be the focal point of your room. Here are a few eye-catching tips from Houzz (Make Your Fireplace the Focal Point) to make the most of your fireplace. Float your fireplace. By installing a freestanding Continue reading…
Decorating with Room Dividers
The origins of folding screens date back to China to at least 200 BC. Perhaps the most famous examples are the lacquered Coromandel screens that were imported from China to Europe in the 17th century. These iconic works of art combined beauty and function and were either hand-painted or inlaid with tortoiseshell or mother of Continue reading…
Small Balcony Space Design
Living in the heart of a city, means putting your real estate space to good use. When it comes to a balcony, even the narrowest and smallest can be a great space to entertain and relax. The clue is to consider your balcony part of the square footage of your space and utilize it to Continue reading…
Tips for Better Listing Photos
According to a recent National Association of REALTORS Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, nearly 89-percent of homebuyers who searched for a home online found photos to be among the most useful features of real estate websites. Here is some helpful information for all you “DIYers” from HGTV to make your photos stand out. https://www.hgtv.com/design/real-estate/take-better-real-estate-photos Continue reading…
What You Need to Know about Stemware
The kind of glass you choose when offering your guests a drink has a surprising impact on the way the drink tastes. This is especially true when it comes to wine, where a well-designed glass creates a “chimney” so that the aroma of the wine is concentrated and wafts up towards the nose. To fulfill Continue reading…
4th of July Pet Safety Tips
For many of us, nothing beats celebrating the 4th of July in our backyards with family and friends, including our adorable furry pets. However, all the festivities can be frightening and even dangerous for pets. Noisy fireworks can scare pets and cause them to run away. Holiday foods can be unhealthy, and potentially dangerous debris Continue reading…
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