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Dayton often gets lost in the mix of the big three Ohio C’s — Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati. But Dayton’s “Gem City” nickname is quite fitting. The city features neighborhoods that are rich in personality, a thriving downtown music and arts scene, …
Are you looking to buy a house in Dayton, Ohio? If you are, one of the things probably top of mind for you is your budget and the home price you’ll be able to afford. Knowing your financial situation and …
Have you thought about where you want to spend your golden years? About 60 percent of American pre-retirees want to retire in a different state or city. Whether retirement is around the corner or decades in the future, it helps …
As of 2020, the housing market has seen a shift in layout preferences, with 50% of new homes being single-story, up from 48%. Once you look at the many benefits of single-story home plans, it’s no wonder that today’s homeowners …
Moving to a new area is complex, but that didn’t stop 27 million Americans from taking the leap in 2021. For many, settling in a new city brings opportunities such as higher pay, more fulfilling work, proximity to family, and …
Moving house is quite common in the U.S.; the average number of moves across a lifetime is 11.7. Of course, moving gets complicated no matter how many times you do it. Fortunately, creating a checklist for moving into a new …
Economic uncertainty and a shortage of affordable housing have drastically changed the discussion around buying a new home vs. renting. However, homeownership isn’t out of the realm of possibility — in fact, purchasing property is the more affordable option in …
Buying a home is an exciting time — and a big investment. It’s important to know what to expect as you enter the process, including factors that could impact the success of your purchase. Contingencies are one of those factors. …
Housing markets have seen no shortage of uncertainty over the past few years. For many U.S. cities, pandemic impacts continue to affect their markets. For others, a history of declining job opportunities makes it difficult to bounce back. Find out …
Many people start their home search immediately after making the decision to buy. It’s understandable — looking for a new home is exciting, and the anticipation can be hard to ignore! But if you’re thinking about buying a home, know …
