Today’s kitchen is the hub of the home—satiating not only our hunger but also our needs for entertaining and family organization. Here are some trends that we are seeing in kitchen design.

Over the past year, many of us have spent a lot of time in our homes. In all of this change and adaptation, many have been left asking, “Is this the end of the open floor plan?

Commonly known as granny flats, in-law suites, she-sheds, and backyard cottages, auxiliary dwelling units (ADU) have become a popular choice for homeowners looking to add livable square footage to their property.

For the past several decades, there has been an increased movement toward building homes for multigenerational living (defined as two or more generations living under one roof). Beginning with the Great Recession of the late 2000s, multigenerational living began to increase as adult children moved back into the family home to save money while searching for a job. In this article, we will discuss several options that suit the needs of multigenerational living.

Are you on the fence about buying an existing home or having a home custom built? There are a few advantages to purchasing an already-built home, including the fact that the home is move-in ready. However, pre-existing homes have shortcomings, such as they are not customized to fit the particular needs and/or tastes of the buyer. Consider the following key benefits of choosing to build a home that is perfect for you.

A home built on your lot offers you many benefits, including the ability to control the home building process from purchasing the land to owning your dream home. With no restrictions on the setting of your home, you will have the freedom to be able to choose everything from the floorplan to fixtures. Here are some other things to consider.