June 29, 2025 - 00:33
Looking to buy a home? Real estate agent Dana Bull shares a simple formula that can help you cut through the noise and find the right house for you. The '80-10-10' rule is a practical guideline for homebuyers, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing key aspects of a property. According to Bull, the rule suggests that 80% of your satisfaction with a home should come from its location, 10% from its layout, and the remaining 10% from cosmetic features.
By focusing on location first, buyers can ensure they are investing in a neighborhood that fits their lifestyle and needs. The layout of the house is next, as it should accommodate your daily activities and family dynamics. Lastly, cosmetic elements, while important, should not overshadow the more critical aspects of the home. This approach encourages buyers to look beyond superficial details and make informed decisions based on what truly matters for long-term happiness in their new home.
September 28, 2025 - 12:16
New York City's Luxury Real Estate Market Sees Remarkable Recovery with $144 Million in SalesThe New York City luxury real estate market has shown a significant rebound, registering an impressive $144 million in sales over the past week. This surge comes after a period of stagnation,...
September 27, 2025 - 22:23
Can Modular Housing Revive the American Dream of Affordable Home Ownership?In an innovative approach to tackle the housing crisis, a homebuilder is championing modular housing as a viable solution for affordable home ownership in the United States. Constructed in just...
September 27, 2025 - 05:15
Insurance Companies Eye Real Estate Investment Platforms for GrowthInsurance companies are shifting their focus towards real estate investment platforms as they seek new avenues for growth and diversification. Traditionally, insurers have managed outside capital,...
September 26, 2025 - 17:35
Twin Cities Housing Market Reacts to Recent Fed Rate CutFollowing the Federal Reserve`s recent decision to implement a quarter-point interest rate cut, mortgage rates in the Twin Cities have experienced a slight uptick. This change has prompted a mix of...