Once the kids move out, homeowner priorities start to shift. Some homeowners start to think more about recreation and entertaining. Others start to prepare for retirement and the years beyond. Whether your priorities are fun and fanciful or practical and forward thinking, your first few years as an empty nester represent the perfect time to remodel or build a new home. Below we've written our top 5 home features for new empty nesters.
One of the first things that home buyers do once they've decided to build a home is shop around for design services. There are multiple ways to find a house designer. While architects can do the job, there are advantages to using design services from a design build contractor.
In New Jersey, outdoor living space is more popular than ever! Patios and decks in particular add value to homes and improve quality of life for homeowners. Although people use the words patio and deck interchangeably, these structures are very different. Both are intended to last for years, so it’s important to carefully consider your options and what works best for you and your lifestyle.
The process of building a home starts with the search for a good home builder. For some people, this process can be overwhelming. There are many home builders in New Jersey, but not all contractors are created equal. It comes down to trust. Hiring a contractor you can trust makes building a home a rewarding experience. When the process is finished, you'll have a forever home.
An organized closet makes for an organized home. Unfortunately, it's hard to keep your closet organized when you don't have the systems in place to contain your clothes, shoes and other personal items. If you're a new homeowner or if you're building your home, this is the perfect opportunity to optimize your master closet for storing and organizing your wardrobe and other miscellaneous items.
Central New Jersey is the place to be if you like to golf! With mild falls and springs, and overall sunny summers, New Jersey is a great state for golfing. While the New Jersey landscape is full of private golf courses, there are many affordable gems open to the public in Central New Jersey.
