Buying a Home

  There are numerous things to consider when buying a new construction home, but one thing that might not be topping your list is your prospective home’s insulation type. New builds are often outfitted with some of the best insulating materials on the market—many...

  Part of the joy of purchasing your new construction home is customizing your dream kitchen. A new home allows you far more control over the design, function, and aesthetics of this all-important room. Your choice of countertop is obviously one of the most...

Multi-generational living is making a comeback. In fact, according to a Pew Research Center survey taken in 2016, it's now more popular than it was at any point during the 20th century. Survey statistics showed a record 20% of US residents, approximately 64 million...

  When you buy a newly constructed home, you are in control. Choose the features you want and leave the ones that you don’t—your options are limitless. But with every gift comes a responsibility. With new construction, that means choosing which upgrades are most...

  Owning a home is a great way to build equity for your future. But how do you decide between investing in a new home or settling for one that’s already built?  Newly constructed houses come at a higher price per square foot than resale homes, but buying new...

  When shopping for a new home, it’s important to consider the neighborhood that surrounds it. Be sure to consider the following four questions about any neighborhood you're thinking about moving into: 1. What are your transit priorities? Before you start looking...

    When you’ve decided you want to buy a new construction home, you’re ready to start a journey that can take anywhere from a couple of months to several years, if you opt for a custom-built home. The process of buying a new construction home resembles...

  Buying a new construction home is a great way to save money during the home buying process. You read that right, you can be fiscally responsible while simultaneously purchasing a new home! People who have been through the new home buying journey often say...

  Buying a new construction home will give you a lot of underrated benefits, both financially and emotionally. While the financial benefits are a huge plus, living in a new home you love walking into will give you quality of life and peace of mind. While it’s...

  If you’re building a new home, looking at floor plans and home-layouts with the designer will be one of your first steps. Keep these tips in mind when reading and selecting a floor plan for your new home. Take Current and Future Lifestyle Needs into Account...

  If you’re a first-time homebuyer or an older buyer looking to minimize home maintenance, a condominium could be a good fit for your budget and lifestyle. New construction condos provide the added bonus of being built to match buyers’ desires for an open floor...

    New Construction home sales are on the rise, according to the U.S. census. Among the top reasons for buying a new house, consumers enjoyed everything being new and the sense that a newly built home was the best value for their money. The new construction...

  There are a lot of perks to buying a new construction home. One of the most advantageous perks is your builder might assist in paying your closing costs, or even cover them entirely. That could save you hundreds or thousands of dollars when you buy a...

  There's a lot to love about new construction condos and town homes. Typically, these housing types are more affordable and located closer to urban enclaves where it’s easier to get to jobs and entertainment. Because of their structural layout, condos and...

  Buying a newly built home can be a great option for homeowners looking to minimize maintenance issues, or who prefer common areas, like parks or clubhouses, to be maintained by a Home Owner’s Association within their new community.  But, be sure you’re...

  First comes love, then comes marriage, then a house and then a baby… sometimes. Today, it’s common for unmarried couples to buy a house together. Millennial couples are more likely than other generations to buy a house before getting married. Fifteen percent of...

  Once you’ve signed a contract for your home to be built, you may be ready to sit back and relax. But as you get closer to your new home’s completion date, you’ll need to get organized and stay in communication with your builder, your lender, and your title...

  If you’re buying a newly built home, you just might believe that nothing can go wrong with its workmanship, or at least not any time soon. After all, whether your home is a custom build or part of new housing development, the construction, installations, and...

While purchasing a home is undoubtedly an exciting experience, buying a brand new home can offer more freedom and possibilities. With a newly constructed home, everything is fresh, contemporary, and even more environmentally savvy. Although new homes and old homes may...