All too often we, as a society and consuming people, become caught up in the price. Whether it's purchasing a new TV, a new car, or a new home, there is more involved than just the price.
Price
The price is what we actually pay. It's the quantity of payment or compensation given by one party to another in exchange for goods or services. It only takes into 
account what you're currently going t ...
It's common knowledge that you need to prepare your townhome prior to listing. The obvious goal is to make your property look as attractive as possible. Part of that is ensuring that a potential purchaser can envision themselves living in your home. The other part is to ensure that your belongings are safe throughout the sales process. Here are a few tips to ensure that both of those parts ar ...
If you're considering a short sale, you've probably been emotionally drained. If you're in default, you have most likely been receiving daily phone calls and numerous letters from your lender. Maybe you've had third party purchasers (with access to public data regarding pre-foreclosure status) reaching out to you, and you maybe have been contacted by real estate agents scanning those same dat ...
PHILADELPHIA — Skyscrapers may be in vogue among architects and financiers as the prominent path to urban innovation, but city officials should look to less ornamental means to make an impact, Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron said yesterday.
Speaking at the TEDxPhilly conference, Saffron a ...
The American Dream: A two-story house with a yard, picket fence, 2.5 children and a golden retriever. The problem: Someone has to mow the lawn, paint the fence, shuttle the kids and walk the dog.
Professional carpoolers and dog walkers have the last two chores covered, but for many homeowners the notion of home maintenance is dismaying. They grew up watching their parents spend weekends with ...