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Should You Swap Citylife for Suburbia?

The cookie-cutter style homes, complemented by meticulously-manicured lawns. The delightful sound of “howdy neighbor” here and there. More space to stretch out. Metropolis certainly has quite the appeal, doesn’t it?  If you answered “yes,” you’re not alone. With the COVID-19 pandemic making remote work a change that’s here to stay, more than ⅔ of urban

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Is Moving to “Mortgage-Free” Living a Fit for You?

While the housing market seems to be slowing down for now, it’s business-as-usual for one small sector: tiny homes. Along with a minimalistic approach to life, tiny homes offer both financial and economic benefits to homeowners.  If the shift to living small has piqued your interest, you’re not alone – 56% of Americans surveyed said

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Moving? You May Want to Leave These Items Behind

House Hacks Tips writer, Maggie, grew up in a multigenerational home with her grandmother.  From cost-cutting hacks, to instilling the importance of investing in items that will withstand a lifetime, grandma used her experience of living through the Great Depression as a teaching opportunity throughout Maggie’s life. It’s no wonder she grew up to be

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Want to Increase Your Home’s Value? Level Up Your Lighting

Hanging a chandelier not only lights up a room, but it also adds instant style and a decorative element to any space. While most common in dining rooms, a chandelier can serve as a primary design feature and focal point of any room, and make a great statement or conversation piece for your next dinner

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Want to Fight an Allergy Flare Up? Start at Home.

Sneezing, itchy eyes, a scratchy throat – if you’re no stranger to these common symptoms, you know how rough allergies can be. Thankfully, these symptoms typically only affect adults seasonally, mainly around springtime when pollen is more prevalent. However, if you turn indoors to seek refuge and your symptoms worsen, or seem to linger year-round,

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