The last week of June is really the peak of the homebuying season. Activity and prices typically start their seasonal decline very closely tied to the transition into the third quarter of the year. This coming week includes the July 4 holiday, which falls on Thursday, so the coming data will have a dip across the board. Inventory, new listings, etc. all dip over Independence Day, and the second half...
Massoud Atallah is leaving Anywhere Real Estate to join Lamacchia Realty. On Friday, the Anthony Lamacchia-helmed firm announced that Atallah had recently joined Lamacchia Realty as its new senior vice president of business development. According to the new release, Atallah will focus on agent recruiting and retention, with a goal of growing the firm in both New England and Florida. “I am very...
A Los Angeles property with a castle-like design, a century-old history, and a famous past owner is now up for grabs, and it has so many interesting things going for it that we don’t even know where to start. Built back in 1927 for a Hollywoodland developer and art director, the whimsical compound has miniature turrets — said to have served as a home for the original owner’s pet monkey — and...
These coleus plant care tips will give you plenty of stunning foliage to enjoy in both sun or shade. Dean Schoeppner Few foliage plants can show off like coleus, which offers intricate and stunning color patterns on its shapely leaves. While coleus are often grown in containers, they grow equally well, and usually larger, in a garden bed.Coleus is an herbaceous perennial in its native range, but...
Here's how to tell when figs are ripe so you can time your harvest perfectly. Ed Gohlich Unlike other types of fruit, figs don’t ripen well off the plant. So when are figs ripe and how can you tell when to pick the fruit? There are several clues to look for so that you don't end up with either a hard, bland harvest or overly ripe, mushy fruit. Whether you grow figs in pots or outside in the...
Skip the pre-cut watermelon at the grocery store and cut your melon yourself this summer. Annie Schlechter Fresh watermelon is a sweet sign of summer, available year-round in the supermarket but at its prime from May through September. Since the rind can err on the thick and tough side, many retailers sell pre-cut watermelon. But once you master how to cut watermelon slices yourself, you’ll save...
Give these neglected surfaces and materials a good wipe-down before the dust bunnies get too big. 10 Places You're Forgetting to Dust That Could Be Affecting Your Home's Health Dust off these overlooked spots to keep your home clean and allergen-free. One household chore you shouldn't procrastinate for too long is dusting. A few dust bunnies might seem harmless, but that powdery buildup can harbor...
If heat is making your second story uncomfortable, try these simple tips to improve your home's indoor temperature. Getty Images / MarioGuti In many homes, especially older homes, the second floor feels noticeably warmer than the ground floor. When the second floor is too warm, living conditions can become uncomfortable. Air conditioning and ceiling fans relieve some of the worst heat. however,...
This Trending Now story features the most-saved home bar photos uploaded to Houzz between March 15 and June 15, 2024.Shake up that martini or mocktail, uncork that wine and get out those little paper umbrellas. It’s time to toast stylish home bars. Whether you prefer a look...
Fireworks, swimming and clambakes. With summer in full swing, the month of July can seem to zip by. Make the most of your month with these to-dos....
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