Monthly Archives: January 2016

By: Paula Pant Simple touch-ups can do a lot to impress a potential buyer — and possibly clinch a deal. While small upgrades and minor decor replacements may seem like a waste of time when you’re in a hurry to … Continue reading →

By Meaghan Agnew Winter offers some unique opportunities for sellers, so ignore your instincts to let your home hibernate. It’s one of real estate’s most enduring mantras: If you want to list your house, you should sit out the winter … Continue reading →

Trulia’s Blog/Money Matters By: Gina Roberts-Grey Make sure you’ve got these numbers in hand before you head to your closing appointment. Your offer has been accepted and you’ve been approved for a mortgage. But along with knowing the purchase price … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON (AP) — Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week amid continued turbulence in global stock markets. It was the second straight weekly decline for the rate on the key 30-year loan. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday the … Continue reading →

Ben Miller Contributing Write Coupling a low unemployment rate, rising home appreciation and strong income growth, online real estate company Zillow predicted that Denver will be the hottest residential real estate market in the country in 2016. Denver’s followed by … Continue reading →

By: Alexandra Panzer Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and breathe out 2015. Once you’ve slowed your heart rate, open your eyes to the simple, elegant kitchen trends of 2016. Benjamin Moore and Pantone both announced super soothing picks … Continue reading →