4 Common Baby Boomer Housing Trends
As a demographic, Baby Boomers purchased their first homes in the 1980s or ‘90s. Then, many graduated into a second, larger house. Trends, however, indicate these bigger properties, sometimes dubbed “McMansions,” aren’t always practical. Financially, they become a burden to many. As many are located far out into the suburbs, they’re far from many conveniences….
A Condo Versus a Single-Family Home: Which is Right for You?
An issue facing first-time and experienced buyers, the thought “Should I purchase a condo or single-family home?” crosses your mind at least once. Before you make a definite decision, consider the pros and cons of each: Condos For those wanting to live in an urban area, condos prove to be practical. These properties, with…
3 Reasons Why the Homeownership Rate is Falling
According to a Wall Street Journal piece, homeownership in the U.S. fell to its lowest rate in 20 years. Figures from the Commerce Department show that just 63.9 percent of all households owned homes – the lowest since 1994 and down from 65.1 percent from a year ago. By contrast, 2 million more households rent…
Make the Shoreline your Home
Connecticut offers homeowners two distinct environments: the wooded inlands and the scenic shoreline. Both have its benefits and choosing one over the other depends on the individual taste of the owner. For years, By Carrier built award-winning custom home communities in areas such as Farmington, Plainville and Cheshire, appeasing those who found the quaint and…