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Tips To Help Avoid Energy Savings Scams

As the heat of summer arrives, energy costs are expected to increase along with the number of false ads promising to reduce your energy costs. Experts have compiled a list of ways you can avoid false ads and be protected against lower energy costs scams. A few tips...

New Metropolitan Properties Are Smaller

According to research, new metropolitan properties are smaller than properties built between 2003 and 2009. New properties are now on average around 950 square feet, compared to properties a few years ago that averaged 1,000 square feet. Experts say there are two...

Money Saving Landscaping Tips From Experts

As warm weather makes its way into most of the United States, many people are looking for landscaping and lawn-care bargains. Prices change from season to season, and it is always smart to pay attention to value when beginning a project, as costs can add up quickly....

Rent Increase Slows In Many Areas

New data suggests that rent prices have begun to relax as inventory picks up, providing people with many more options than before. At the beginning of this year, 54,000 new apartments were created while the demand required approximately 27,000. As the number of vacant...

Mortgage Application Activity Jumps

According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, mortgage applications increased 10.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis last week from the week prior. The Refinance Index also improved, increasing 11% while the adjustable Purchase Index jumped 9%, and the unadjusted...

Home Prices Appear To Be Stabilizing

U.S. Home prices in many large cities increased last month according to Trulia. Home prices have increased at the slowest rate seen in over a year showing signs of stabilizing according to recent data. This may suggest that the housing market is becoming healthier....

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