Category Archives: real estate faqs

Sometimes, renting makes more sense than buying a house or condo. If you’re not quite ready to buy a home in Philly yet, there are a number of options when it comes to finding appropriate Philadelphia apartments. Perhaps you want … Continue reading →

Real estate investing has been a hot topic for many years, even during the housing crisis of the past half decade. Are you interested in taking a leap into this investment opportunity? Use this quick guide to learn how to … Continue reading →

It’s a new year!  Is it time for a new home?  Did you know that the home selling process starts well before the yard sign goes up? Ronnie Aiosa with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage shares what you can expect when … Continue reading →

Guest Post by Andrea Davis When embarking on home improvements and renovations, it’s important to separate the do-it-yourself projects from those best handled by professionals. Attempting to handle a professional job on your own could lead to expensive repairs and … Continue reading →

With awards season upon us, Coldwell Banker Previews® Inside Out felt it only appropriate to spotlight some of our showstopping Coldwell Banker Previews International® properties in the January issue, which even features an Insiders’ Guide to Hollywood Awards Season. From Architectural Digest … Continue reading →

Growing up with two sisters and living away at college for 4 years, I realized something: don’t take personal space for granted. It’s a rare commodity. When I finally moved into my own place a few years ago, I knew … Continue reading →

Thanks to a prime East Coast location, Philadelphia is easily accessible to tourists by airplane, train, or car. If you’re planning your first trip to the City of Brotherly Love, you may arrive with a pre-planned list of things to … Continue reading →

As with most big tasks, making a list of steps to take is important. When making a “moving to do list,” you want to consider all aspects of changing your residence, including things you need to do before and during … Continue reading →

There’s no point in beating about the bush: NYC housing is some of the most expensive on the planet. If you’ve got hefty financial support or a high-paying job, or you’ve lucked into a rent-controlled apartment, the city’s prices may … Continue reading →