Run Your Business from a Brand-New Home Office: 3 Solutions Working at home has driven plenty of small business owners to desperation lately. Make-do workstations in the kitchen and video calls from the most spacious closet in the house are becoming commonplace. If you’re looking for a way to make your home work area more habitable – or you don’t have an office at all – check out these three...
11923 Flushing Meadows Drive, Houston, TX 77089 Listing Agent: Angel Hughes $179,900 Beautiful home with lots of upgrades. New A/C 2018. New windows 2018. New bedrooms doors 2018. New electric fireplace 2018. Large covered patio 2015. Updated kitchen and bathrooms in 2018. Another big plus there are no back neighbors. All room measurements and schools should be independently verified by buyers. View...
510 W 8th Street, Houston, TX 77007 Listing Agent: Melissa Cadelago $695,000 Beautiful home located in the middle of the walkable Heights. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home boasts period architectural details that blend the best of traditional fixtures, custom millwork, hardwood floors, gorgeous stained glass & high ceilings with all the modern day amenities. Charming curb appeal welcomes you to the...
Is Coronavirus Going to Impact Real Estate? Yes: Here’s How by Kim Dinan Posted onApril 27, 2020 2 min read Editor’s note: All of HomeLight’s coronavirus information for buyers, sellers, and agents is available on our COVID-19 hub.You were browsing MLS listings and gearing up to begin your home search during the busy spring season. But then COVID-19 came sweeping across the nation,...
How to Sell Your House During COVID-19 If you were in the process of selling your home when the pandemic struck, have to move after a job loss or a death in the family, or need to relocate for a new career, you may be wondering how you can sell your home safely. Social distancing measures have complicated home buying and selling, but they haven’t stopped it entirely. In fact, a number of tools have...
5 Blissful Backyard Decor Ideas From Instagram That Prove Summer Is Not Canceled By Larissa Runkle | Jul 17, 202Just because most of 2020 was canceled doesn't mean those wonderfully lazy days in your own backyard are, too. In fact, with summer concerts and vacations and festivals off the calendar, that's all the more reason to spend the time (and the money you would have paid for those...