Should I Sell My Home ‘As Is’ or Fix It Up?
Many people want to sell their homes but are put off by the thought of all the home repairs and upgrades they might have to make to get them ready…
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When New Yorkers Should Hire Contractors Instead of DIY
Doing things yourself can be rewarding and save money, but if a home repair takes more than a New York minute, we may need to hire some help. Let’s look…
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Renovating During the Pandemic in New York City
Many homeowners in the middle of an apartment renovation when the pandemic struck were left in a tight spot. Most building boards responded by ordering an immediate halt to projects.…
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Eco-Friendly Home Renovations in New York City
Everyone wants a home that perfectly fits their needs and lifestyle, and after enough time in your home, you’ll start to see areas for improvement. If buying new isn’t economically…
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10 Home Renovations with the Worst ROI
Last week, we discussed easy and cost-effective ways to add value to your home before selling. So I thought it’d be worthwhile to cover a few things that are seldom…
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Buying a Fixer-Upper in New York City
With housing so expensive in New York City, it’s not surprising that many people are turning to fixer-uppers as an option. Buying a property that requires a little TLC is…
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When to Renovate Your Apartment vs Lowering the Price
Renovating your apartment can be a massive headache and expense, but it could add more value than you spent to update it when it comes time to sell your apartment.…
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Interior Renovations in Landmark NYC Buildings
Considering how old the city is, it’s no wonder that NYC is full of history, both ancient and relatively recent. Take a walk in any of the five boroughs, and…
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Hiring an Interior Designer in New York City
Decorating a home can take more time, patience, energy, and emotional devotion. Most New Yorkers also demand the highest quality and better-than-average home décor. Most New Yorkers are unwilling to…
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