Monthly Archives: April 2015

Preparing to list your home? What home improvements should you do and what ones have the greatest return on investment? When you are putting your home up for sale, you have two main goals; a timely sale, and receiving the … Continue reading →

When springtime rolls around in North Texas, it’s more than the bluebonnets that are in bloom — real estate in Dallas is just heating up for the season. If you’re looking to invest in a new property this spring, now’s … Continue reading →

If you’re planning on buying co-op housing in New York City, you’re probably obsessed with figuring out how to go about impressing the heck out of the building’s co-op board, and … wait, what? You didn’t know you really, really … Continue reading →

He needed room for his dog to roam, more space for entertaining and shorter commute to the office. Sounds like the typical reason any person would be looking to buy a home. But it’s also what made Los Angeles Dodgers … Continue reading →

40,000,000 Americans were on the move last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. For some, the decision came on the heels of a life change like a new job, relationship or baby. For others, warmer temperatures or a cheaper … Continue reading →

Spring is the busiest time in real estate. A quick drive around the neighborhood on a Sunday afternoon will attest to the fact that that also means it’s open house season. So, whether you’re a buyer reserving 1-4pm every Sunday … Continue reading →

Stainless steel appliances give any home an upscale and modern feel, unless they’re dirty and scuffed up with stains and fingerprints. Keep them looking like new by using this widely used cooking ingredient to give them a sparkle. For other … Continue reading →

The Bravo network has announced that Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage agent Roh Habibi, who works in the San Francisco Pacific Heights office, will be starring in its new television series, “Million Dollar Listing San Francisco,” debuting this July. The San … Continue reading →

What’s the first thing that comes to mind with a kitchen remodel? The cost? Renovating a kitchen is notorious for being expensive — but that’s not always the case. There are many quick, budget-friendly, do-it-yourself projects that can instantly transform … Continue reading →

Buying an investment property in NYC, having its value climb exponentially (and with envy-inducing speed) while paying for itself? Everyone from native New Yorkers to Tibetan sheep farmers have shared this dream. Whether you’ve got a huge inheritance to burn … Continue reading →