During the wee hours of the morning I found myself wide eyed, so I decided to pass the time with a little online retail therapy. It is easy to justify shopping these days, while taking advantage of the great deals out there, it is good knowing that you are also assisting in the support of… Read more »
As a parent, I have earned the title of Empty Nester. With this title comes a bit of sadness but also a newfound sense of freedom in that the purpose of my home has changed. Rooms that used to belong to my children may now be repurposed to fill new roles, like a home office… Read more »
As I drove through Eugene with a Texas couple who were house shopping, the discussion of Oregon’s Urban Growth Boundaries (UGB) came up. The concept of a geographic band restricting growth around the city was foreign to them. I explained some of the advantages and disadvantages from my perspective of an “intentional growth” concept. My… Read more »
Buyer clients are frustrated, says Marcia Edwards, real estate expert and principal broker. One of her clients recently said, after viewing yet another home that looked great online, “the homes currently for sale in my price point and areas of interest do not fit my current lifestyle.” The home had too closed off a floor… Read more »
