What’s Not Selling?
Raleigh houses are selling faster than hot Krispy Kremes, well almost. According to the March 2016 Triangle Area Residential Realty Report, more than 50 percent of Wake County resale listings
Secondary Roots in the Oak City
Being a local of Raleigh is pretty rare these days. Residents are feeling the boom as housing inventory is low but interest is at an all-time high. With new businesses,
The Money Pit
When local lending manager Andrea Easter was searching for her first home, she put in an offer on a fixer upper. She already knew it needed a lot of work,
Bold, Bright and Beachy
The vibrant coral-infused sunsets North Carolina is famous for can be a source of inspiration for your home. Coral, a popular shade in beach cottages, can take on a bolder,
Ranch Redux
As Raleigh residents age, single-story homes become a hot commodity Quintessentially American, the single-story ranch is making a comeback. These low-profile homes colonized the suburbs in the post-war 1950s, but
Fighting Zika
With 312 cases of Zika now in the U.S., the virus, devastating for some pregnant women and their babies, is keeping local pest control businesses busy. The outbreak originated in
Shaken or stirred?
At home bar carts add glam to cocktail hour TV shows depicting the glamorous ‘60s have helped us feel more comfy with the notion of having a full bar at home.
A Shot of Sun
Yellow mimics the sun, making us feel warm and happy. It’s a great color for kitchens, breakfast nooks, bathrooms or small spaces. Consider it also for an entryway or hallway
One Project Each Year
Guilty of home neglect? It’ll bite you big time when you want to list your home. “I see it over and over where families let life get in the way,”
Is Glass the New Granite?
In 2008 when the furniture and housing markets took a nosedive, businesses were scrambling for ways to diversify. Jimmy McMickle at Andrew Pearson Industries in Mt. Airy wondered if glass countertops
