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Scared off by the expense of larger homes, Americans are increasingly finding shelter and satisfaction in smaller ones. Whether to reduce building or purchase costs, save money on utilities, or simply be a little greener, Americans are increasingly coming to the conclusion that smaller is better. For many this means a little less square footage, but for some it means...
If you’ve turned one the radio in the past six months then you know “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen is the catchiest song in years. Whether you shamefully like it or you absolutely despise it more than anything, you know that there is simply no getting it out of your head. It’s with this in mind that realtor...
A theorem: If it’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Then like the British Empire, Estately can claim that the sun never sets on our empire (we just went live!) Here at Estately we’re really quite proud to announce our latest expansion to the Philadelphia metropolitan region that covers 14 counties, including parts of Delaware and New Jersey. A couple of pieces of trivia you...
We’re excited to announce the addition of North Carolina to the list of states that you can now find a home through Estately. Currently serving the Winston-Salem and Greensboro areas – and now you can even search with our best-of-breed old-school list view. We’re joining local right-wing libertarian celebrity Orson Scott-Card (he’s better known for his novel, Ender’s Game) in our newest market...
A few weeks ago real estate agents across the nation held more than a whopping 31,000 open houses. While we can’t imagine how much punch and cookies were consumed by potential buyers (and those otherwise just looking for fun), these open houses can be critical in helping a house sell. A well-executed open house can point out interesting features of...
Here at Estately, we’re excited to announce we’re expanding again! In January we launched in Dallas and in February into San Antonio. Today, we’re expanding into the rest of Texas by opening our virtual doors in Austin and Houston. Never before have we served such (scalding) hot cities. When our sun-deprived Seattleite brethren complain anytime the thermometer rises above 76 degrees,...