Thinking of buying a house? Congratulations!

In your search for the perfect home, you have a lot of priorities on your wishlist. Trying to figure out which items on that list are most important can leave you feeling confused and overwhelmed.

Often, that wishlist will lead you to deciding between buying a single family house or a condominium. It’s true that living in a single family house provides for a very different lifestyle than living in a condo. There are many other significant differences between the two as well.

Often people with pets, children, or the desire for increased privacy assume that a single family house is the only way to go. However, you may be surprised at what you don’t know about condo living.

Before you decide that living in a single family house sounds like the best choice for you, you should really consider these four compelling reasons why you should probably buy a condo instead.

You love your furry, finned, and feathered family members, and want them to be as comfortable in your new construction home as you are.

There have been some fabulous new pet-friendly trends in new construction homes in Florida that you should be on the look for as you search for your next abode.

Here are a few of the coolest pet-friendly features we have seen in new construction homes in Florida in recent months.

If you are like most people, your money is important to you and you want to understand where it is going. Especially, during a transaction as major as buying a piece of real estate.

Just so there is no more confusion, today’s post is dedicated to breaking down what you need to know about closing costs.

Your retirement years should be some the best, easiest, most enjoyable years of your life. One of the best ways to ensure that your retirement is as enjoyable as it should be is to buy a new construction home. Here are some of the biggest trends in new construction homes in Florida, that will make a major impact on your lifestyle as a retiree.

When it comes to choosing flooring for your Florida home, you need to look beyond the aesthetics and price tag.

You need to choose a type of flooring that will make sense for living in Florida, as well as, your family’s lifestyle.

Here are some things to keep in mind when choosing your flooring.