From yahoo homes. While purchasing a house may mostly be about having a place to call “home,” it can also be seen as a lifetime investment. Making a few repairs—and even some cost-effective renovations—can not only skyrocket your home’s value, but can make it a more enjoyable place to live. We tapped into our network […]

A contemporary modern home just moments from Cowboy’s Stadium (Jerry Jones World) and The Ball Park, just went on the market. Neely Real Estate Group, of Keller TX, is proud to offer this home for sale. Visit Neely Real Estate Group athttp://www.dallashomesrealestate.com for more details on this home. North Arlington, TX (PRWEB) January 29, 2015 […]

This is a great article from  http://www.listotic.com/.  I like the creativity. I have done the door one on my own properties.  Nothing changes a first impression like a door that looks new. You only get one chance to make a first impression! Nathan 17 Easy Curb Appeal Ideas Anyone Can Do When it comes to […]

Canyon Falls Master Planned Community               From Argyle Town website Canyon Falls is a master planned community located in the Towns of Flower Mound and Northlake and the Town of Argyle Extra-territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) comprising approximately 1,242 acres. The mixed use residential community is located between U.S. Highway 377 on the […]

Modern/Contemporary Architectural Style From HGTV Modern and contemporary homes include Art Deco period and ranch-style homes. Modern/Contemporary “Modern” is a catch-all term for homes built since the 1920s. But all modern designs value function over form: you won’t find many ornate touches, extraneous rooms or calculated symmetry. Instead, the facade is shaped in a way […]

Modern or Contemporary Architecture, What’s the Difference? From Urban Splatter: November 29, 2013 | Filed under: Architecture, Architecture Terms, Buildings, Contemporary Buildings and tagged with:architecture terms, contemporary, modern The difference between modern and contemporary styles in terms of architecture is simpler than you might think. Chances are you are here because you do not know the difference, so here you go… […]

From Yahoo by Janet Hall Leaping (or lurching) into a kitchen remodel? If so, you’re likely about to make an important appliance decision: whether to install a range or a cooktop-wall oven combination. The good and bad news is that the options in size, configurations, and cooking functions of ranges, cooktops, and ovens are vast. […]

If you’re currently trying to sell your home on the local housing market, great news: it’s about to get very, very busy for you. That’s because national real estate experts are projecting that this spring will see even more home buying activity than is already expected for this time of year. Why? Because of pent-up […]

From US News By Teresa MearsMarch 21, 2014 5:50 PM   You bought a new home, and the list of projects that need to be done is bigger than your bank account. Or, the home you bought years ago is looking a little dated, and you don’t have the money to hire someone to give it […]