It wasn’t a case of love at first sight when luxury jewelery entrepreneur Chupi Sweetman viewed the Dublin property which last year became home to her, husband Brian, daughter Aya, three, and her mother Rosita. Looking at it now, it would be hard for any interiors enthusiast not to develop a strong crush on this […]
Continue ReadingIt’s now a well respected team of professionals working to the highest standards with customer satisfaction as their top priority. Here, in our latest Business of the Week feature, Daniel tells us how the business has evolved over the past 18 years, why he wanted to extend into Warrington and Wirral and why satisfied customers […]
Continue Readingsturti/Getty Images If you want to increase the value of your home, it’s worth investing in certain home renovations now that will pay off down the line. While remodeling a kitchen and/or bathroom has long been the go-to for boosting home values, there are now more timely and practical renovation trends that will have even […]
Continue ReadingA spiraling staircase and concrete flooring characterize this renovation of a dilapidated row house in Mortsel, Belgium, designed by local studio Memo Architectuur. Originally consisting of two stacked apartments, Memo Architectuur overhauled the spaces to form a single-family home, adding an additional floor to align the building with the streetscape and maximize interior space. The […]
Continue Reading20 Anthony St, Ormond just sets a new record for the suburb. An Ormond man whose house set a new $3.65m suburb record wanted to fly the agent to Thailand to celebrate last Saturday. The five-bedroom Californian bungalow at 20 Anthony St overtook Ormond’s previous $3m benchmark, set by 27 Leila Rd in 2021, by […]
Continue ReadingA little more than 25% of housing units in Detroit are vacant—a staggering 92,000 units. For longtime Detroiters bearing witness to this in real time, a number of this magnitude carries complex weight. Few would blame residents for feeling compounded emotions after years of population decline, overtaxation, and foreclosure followed by land bank auctions, property […]
Continue ReadingReleased on December 3, 2020 Legislation for the new Saskatchewan Home Renovation Tax Credit was introduced today, fulfilling the government’s first commitment in the recent election campaign. “This new tax credit will make the cost of home renovations more affordable and will help drive Saskatchewan’s economic recovery,” Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Donna […]
Continue ReadingHomeowners planning major renovations this year could face sticker shock. The price of construction and building materials rose 3% in February from a year ago, labor data shows. But some items have skyrocketed. The cost of construction bricks has jumped 25%, while general contractors are charging more amid a shortage of skilled workers, Wall Street […]
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