Is the “bigger is better” mentality fading in terms of real estate? Are the days of McMansions coming to an end? Well, it seems for some homeowners it is. There’s a new movement out there that’s creating quite a buzz among environmentalist and folks seeking a simpler life. It’s called the Small House Movement and it might just be the next small thing.
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The Small House Movement
In uncertain times such as these, many families find themselves frazzled by the stresses and pressures of everyday life. The one place where people should feel most at peace is in their home.
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Embracing Feng Shui at Home
Ocean Block - Barnegat Light in Barnegat Light, NJ - $889,000 - 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Bathrooms - OCEAN BLOCK - BARNEGAT LIGHT….
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Ocean Block - Barnegat Light
Opportunity and Potential in Barnegat Light in Barnegat Light, NJ - $689,000 - 5 Bedrooms 5.5 Bathrooms - Opportunity and Potential in Barnegat Light…
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Opportunity and Potential in Barnegat Light
Classic Yet Modern in Barnegat Light, NJ - $1,499,000 - 5 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms - CLASSIC STYLE WITH MODERN INTERPRETATION…….
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Classic Yet Modern
BAYSIDE BARNEGAT LIGHT in Barnegat Light, NY - $650,000 - 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathrooms - BAYSIDE….BARNEGAT LIGHT
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BAYSIDE BARNEGAT LIGHT
If your home is on the market, chances are your agent will at some point hold an open house. Open Houses can be a great way to drive buyer traffic to your home. But most often the desire to physically come and see your home starts with a picture on the Internet.
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Open The Doors And Buyers Shall Come–But Prepare First!
BARNEGAT LIGHT CONDO in Barnegat Light, NJ - $990,000 - 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms - BAY FRONT CONDO
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BARNEGAT LIGHT CONDO
Barnegat Lilght/ Ocean Block in Barnegat Light, NJ - $899,000 - 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms - OCEAN BLOCK…BARNEGAT LIGHT…LONG BEACH ISLAND NEW JERSEY
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Barnegat Lilght/ Ocean Block
Sure it can be frustrating, exhausting and time-consuming to sell a home in some markets, but don’t try to cut corners by failing to make the proper disclosures.
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Disclose, Disclose, Disclose
COMMERICAL OPPORTUNITY! in Barnegat Light, NJ - $929,000 - 0 Bedrooms 0 Bathrooms - Commercial Opportunity!
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COMMERICAL OPPORTUNITY!
As the Canadian real estate market drops from record-breaking levels to a more traditional sales pace, more listings are coming on the market and competition for buyers is heating up. It’s perfect timing for a new book from home staging expert Christine Rae and journalist Jan Saunders Maresh, who recently released Home Staging for Dummies.
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Timely Tips to Help Canadian Homesellers
California’s housing market can see a very faint glimmer at the end of the tunnel.
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Wild, Wild West: California ‘Bringing Bargain-Hunting Buyers Back’
In this third edition of our continuing monthly series, Connect2Agent shines a spotlight on new zoning regulations and city ordinances that may have come to a town near you. Two ordinances and a bill make the roster this month, so tune in.
Keepin’ it Clean in Coshocton, Ohio
What’s a city to do when overgrown lawns, untrimmed shrubs and junk vehicles create an imperfect picture? Get an ordinance, that’s what.
The Coshocton City Council Ordinance No. 32-08 has been put in place to deflect house rubbish offenders and to keep it clean. If you violate the ordinance, you can expect to pay $50 for the first offense, $100 for the second offense and $150 for the third offense.
I wonder how many foreclosed properties there are in Coshocton and if cities and villages throughout the nation have had to adopt stricter ordinances because of the growing number of foreclosures.
Medford, Massachusetts putting a stop to homeless carts
Less lovable than alley cats, stray carts are dotting neighborhoods in Medford and causing dings, dents and cracks in parked vechicles. The eyesore is not a minute problem, as more than 100 carts can be found at any given time as observed by Councilor Michael Marks. Marks is done with the cart situation and has gone to the City with the problem. A first draft of the ordinance should be coming out for review at the end of June.
Let’s get right to it. Here are my Top Ten Lessons for 2008:
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The Lessons for 2008
