Ready for spooky season? Whether you’re feeling extra creative or want to throw together a crafty costume on a budget, making your Halloween costume at home is an enjoyable activity that you’ll look back on for years to come. Check out our list of homemade costumes from around the web that you could make this Halloween!
Searching for a new home in Riverside County, California? We don’t blame you! In addition to spectacular scenery (think tranquil lakes and majestic mountains), the region boasts a blend of small-town charm, attractive housing options and desirable amenities, including shops, restaurants, gardens, parks, museums, theaters and more. There are many floor plans to choose from in Riverside County, but the Tourmaline is a popular pick among area homebuyers. Read on to see what sets it apart.
Building a brand-new house means that you not only get to experience seeing your dream constructed from the ground up, but you also get to select the fixtures and finishes that will make your house feel like home. Learn what to expect when you visit a new home design center and meet with a professional design consultant who will help you create a home you’ll adore for years to come.
When searching for a brand-new home, did you know that there are different types of neighborhoods to consider? Large master planned communities have an overarching developer and tend to have more amenities. Smaller enclaves may also have amenities, plus an environment you may enjoy. We’re breaking down the differences in this article to give you a great starting point on your next neighborhood search.
Demand for new homes is high in the Bay Area, but just outside the metro’s main hub there are attainable options—if you know where to look. For your consideration, we’ve gathered seven cities within reach of San Francisco’s many attractions, but without the sky-high home prices you’ll find in other parts of the Bay Area real estate market.
As more and more neighborhoods are built as planned communities with shared amenities, more and more homeowners are finding themselves part of a homeowner association (HOA). Membership in an HOA requires that you pay a fee, known as an HOA fee, usually monthly or yearly. These fees often go to common area maintenance and use of facilities, such as a community pool and/or fitness center. Learn more.
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