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Window Choices for Small Rooms
- By Taylen Peterson
- Published 09/2/2010
- Home Maintenance And Repair , Home Building , Home Accessories , House and Home , Home Improvement
- Unrated
You don't have to feel trapped or suffocated in a small room. Many homeowners are opening up these rooms with windows. In a cost conscious world, they're doing more with less. Undersized rooms can turn into charming additions to the house if you add the right windows.
Induction Units: A New Era in Kitchens
- By Carolyn Capalbo
- Published 09/2/2010
- Home Improvement
- Unrated
Cooking has changed a lot over the millennia. What started out as heating food items over a fire or coals has progressed through gas and electric range cooking to a new age of cooking with an electromagnet.
The Return to Decorating With Wall Paper
- By Matt Barker
- Published 09/2/2010
- Home Decorating
- Unrated
Rest assured, the new wall coverings available are not the same as in years gone by, though some of the designs have a distinctly retro feel. Papers range from Victorian to geometrical, from vinyls to fabrics, and small repeats to entire murals. And as with all decorating elements, there is a product for every budget range.
Recent Articles
Mapping the Neighborhood
- By Jonathan Kostyra
- Published 09/2/2010
- Buying Real Estate
- Unrated
House hunters in Greenville, South Carolina can find out so much more about their prospective home thanks to an online initiative recently launched by the City of Greenville.
Redecorate Without Breaking the Bank
- By Rob Thomson
- Published 09/2/2010
- Home Decorating
- Unrated
Reupholstering isn't cheap, but it's a great way to transform a dated piece of furniture into something almost new. Choose a fashionable fabric such as an imitation suede and have throw pillows made in complimentary colors.
Toxic Drywall Causing a Stink
- By Gary Lundholm
- Published 09/2/2010
- Real Estate
- Unrated
During the building boom, between 2001 and 2007, millions of sheets of drywall were imported into the U.S, Canada and Australia. The drywall was cheap, readily available and was the perfect solution to the shortage created by the housing boom and recent disasters in Florida and New Orleans. Unfortunately, the good deal turned sour in a hurry when it was determined the drywall was toxic.
Dangers Of Working Alone
- By Joe Samson
- Published 09/2/2010
- Real Estate
- Unrated
Obviously, safety is a major factor and is covered in considerable detail in the training of home sales professionals. And while many other industries face the same potential problems, when it comes to lone working with members of the public, real estate seems to be the one profession that really worries people.
A Glimmer of Hope for the Housing Market
- By Gary Lundholm
- Published 09/2/2010
- Buying Real Estate
- Unrated
While the residential and commercial real estate markets continue to struggle, with little to no hope of a speedy recovery, there is one segment of the market that could help shore up the situation. Our nation's baby boomers are coming of age and they are going to need a place to live.
Is My Dream House in a not so Dreamy Neighborhood?
- By Gary Lundholm
- Published 09/2/2010
- Real Estate
- Unrated
How do you know if the perfect house you have found is in the perfect neighborhood? Driving by on a sunny Sunday afternoon may not be the best indicator of the true nature of the area. All too often people will fall in love with a house without taking the surrounding area into consideration. This can lead to serious problems down the road and cause you to regret the purchase decision.




