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New homes costing more due to regulations

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is calling on Congress to remove excessive federal regulations that raise construction costs and affect housing affordability. Regulatory costs make up nearly 25% of single-family home expenses and over 40% for apartments, worsening the housing shortage of 1.5 million units. A federal mandate tying mortgage insurance to strict building codes is a major...

10 Design Trends to Elevate Your Next Renovation

Renovating your home can enhance its functionality and long-term value. Key design trends include sustainable materials, smart home technology, biophilic design, open-concept spaces, bold color palettes, multifunctional rooms, statement lighting, textured surfaces, vintage elements, and outdoor living areas. These trends focus on creating stylish, efficient, and eco-conscious environments that reflect...

Florida Wants To Eliminate Property Taxes: How Much Could You Save by Moving There?

Property taxes in the U.S. vary from 0.32% to 2.23%, with Florida's average at 0.91%. Governor Ron DeSantis supports eliminating these taxes, arguing they are oppressive. While this could attract homeowners, especially from high-tax states, concerns arise about how to replace lost revenue, potentially through increased sales or income taxes. Eliminating property taxes could impact local funding for...

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Turnkey Medical & Beauty Spa Room now available for sublease within a shared office environment. Located in the suite adjacent to a busy professional office, this 200 sq ft double room is fully equipped and ideal for spa, aesthetics, or wellness services. Includes access to shared front desk/reception area, ADA-compliant bathroom, hallway, and employee kitchen....

5 Reasons Homeowners Are Making ‘Green’ Home Upgrades — Are They Worth the Money?

More than half of Americans are somewhat committed to sustainable home upgrades, primarily to reduce energy bills (51%), rather than for environmental reasons (20%). The average homeowner spends about $2,000 annually on energy, with outdated systems contributing significantly to costs. Upfront costs are a major barrier for 50% of homeowners, despite available government rebates and financing options....