Coastal Annapolis has plenty to offer, so it’s no surprise that many people are exploring it as a living option - especially because it has a lower cost of living than nearby Washington, DC. A strong sense of historic preservation meets a contemporary collection of amazing bars and restaurants in th...
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Walkability has become increasingly important to home buyers - moving from “would be nice” to “must-have” on checklists despite the competitive market.
According to a study published in Science Direct, walkability leads to higher neighborhood housing values, and additional studies indicate&nbs...
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If you’re a city lover at heart, leaving Philly can be hard - but the suburbs are often calling, for various reasons (kids, space, commute, affordability, etc). Many of Philadelphia’s suburbs, however, are highly walkable and lively areas that can appeal to even the most urban-leaning homebuyer.
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DC is renowned for its transportation system. Unlike many similarly-sized American cities, Washington, DC has a fairly reliable and extensive subway system in addition to its buses.
In addition to being well connected, DC is expensive to live in."The most unique thing about the DC housing market is...
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If you’re single and looking to mingle in Philadelphia, you’re not alone: according to Billy Penn, Philadelphia has a relatively high percentage of singles (about 55% of the population). Neighborhood guides often focus on locations that make sense for young couples, families, or retirees, but single...
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CNBC recently ranked Florida one of the top five states for remote work in the US. Why move to Florida? Florida offers a tempting combination of a relatively low cost of living, plentiful career opportunities, and vacation-worthy weather.
“Florida is a fantastic emerging market for remote wor...
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For many people, Conshohocken is considered one of the best Philadelphia suburbs for commuting. It's close enough for a reasonable commute to Center City (or KOP), but far enough from the city for it to have a distinct vibe of its own.
This area is popular amongst both young families who want dista...
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The rise of “foodie” culture has led to America's cities offering more culinary options than ever before. A once-a-month drive to Applebee's is no longer the go-to option for young couples and retirees alike: instead, living within walking distance of a good restaurant or cafe is now high on the “wa...
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Today, restaurants and bars form the backbone of our cultural landscape. New homeowners, especially, are interested in exploring their neighborhood’s culinary traditions - and many people are prioritizing proximity to eateries when it comes to finding a home.
According to the New York Post, 53% of ...
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