Once again we need your help to reverse the onerous “waters of the U.S” rule that was recently finalized by the EPA and Army Corps (the agencies). You were instrumental in the passage of H.R. 1732 in the House of Representatives in May, and again we need you to help…
Whether you’re raising a young family or beginning to enjoy an empty nest, the design of your home should meet your changing needs. Families looking to customize their homes to suit their lifestyles both now and in the future can easily implement universal design techniques. Universal design is the design of…
Houzz Survey: See the Latest Benchmarks on Remodeling Costs and More
A recent survey of 503 Millennials (people ages 25 to 34 including 203 current homeowners and 300 individuals who plan to buy a house within 12 months) reveals that Millennial home buyers are interested in maximizing space and affordability while maintaining a level of community found in urban environments, and…
According to Realtor.com’s Chief Economist, Jonathan Smoke , buying a home now could save you more than $200,000 over the next 30 years. But buying a home costs money – the down payment, the monthly mortgage payment, the taxes, the insurance, and the maintenance. It enough to make you put…
Prices of newly built homes are on the rise again, illustrating that home builders are grappling with the same supply-and-demand problems bedeviling the existing home market. New-home prices, which appeared to lose momentum over the past year, actually have caught a second wind of late. New Commerce Department figures show…
According to remodelers polled in National Association of Home Builder’s Remodeling Market Index (RMI), the number one reason customers remodeled their homes in 2014 was a “desire for better/newer amenities.” On a scale of 1 to 5 (where 1 indicates never or almost never, and 5 is very often), the…
Gwen and Ryan Clark need more living space for entertaining and for out-of-town guests. But they loved living in Hidden Springs and did not want to move. They even considering buying another home in Hidden Springs but that would mean they would have to sell their existing home. Then they…
Our 2003 Parade of Homes entry – a 2,499 square foot 3 Bedroom 2 1/2 Bath home includes a 428 square foot Bonus Room – affectionately referred to as the “Pumpkin” house by residents of our community. This two-story charming Craftsman styled home is an incredible floor plan. Like all…
The Fanter’s have lived in their home since 2000. It was Hidden Springs Building Company’s Parade Home that year. The countertops and backsplash were dark brown granite tile which was extremely popular in 2000. The Kitchen featured a large island – approximately 7′ x 7′. It was fine while the…
