November 2020

Let’s face it. These days are the hardest of days. It’s like all of America is placed in a bottomless pit with no end in sight. In the backdrop, the world economy is in tatters. In case you haven’t noticed, COVID-10 has plunged the global economy into World War II levels. And yes, all this has brought

The pandemic is a unique situation that could offer unique real estate opportunities. Think about it. For some time there, you may have asked these questions. When will this pandemic end? When can we go back to our normal lives? Is this the beginning of a world full of restrictions? Surely, those questions are giving

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we lived, and by extension, it also changed our living spaces. A staggering 42% of employees are now working full-time in their homes. Children also attend online classes and are mostly barred in public places. Much is now demanded of our homes: they provide spaces for Zoom meetings

Moving to a new city is always an adventure. It is doubly, so when you are starting a new chapter of your life. But like any adventure, you need the right tools for it. There are two things you need when you are establishing yourself in a new city: shelter and transportation. So while you’re

Even when it has already been seven months and counting since shelter-in-place and lockdown orders were enforced in different parts of the world due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease, do-it-yourself (DIY) home improvement projects remain a popular hobby among homeowners. BNN Bloomberg reported home improvement retail businesses booming amid Coronavirus pandemic. Home Depot

Moving from one location to another would be difficult to pull off. But thanks to hauling services, it becomes a more palatable experience. They can provide you with the manpower and vehicles so you do not have to worry so much about loading your things and transporting them. You no longer have to cram stuff

Once you get married, one of the first things you would probably do is build or buy a house. If this the case, you would normally start with a one- or- two-bedroom place with all the needed areas (kitchen, dining room, living room, etc.) and maybe a porch in front or a patio with a

The housing industry, like so many others, is tackling the question of change due to the pandemic. For most of those working in the industry, not much has changed. Contractors simply add disposable face masks for construction workers to their list of PPE and soldier on. Houses don’t get built without physical, human labor. The