Going forward, we will be introducing you to different small businesses that we love - many of which are owned by our clients. As we approach the Christmas season, we wanted to begin with two small local shops that make great products for the holiday...
The end of 2018 is quickly approaching and with that our team receives an influx of questions about interest rates and what we think is going to happen the following year. Though it is impossible for us to predict exactly what the future will hold, understanding historical...
Some economy observers are pointing to 2018 as the final period in a long string of sentences touting several happy years of buyer demand and sales excitement for the housing industry. Although residential real estate should continue along a mostly positive line for the rest...
This list is by no means exhaustive, but below are some awesome Fall events around the city that you and the family might want to check out! Just click the title links for more info on each event.* Fall Flavors- One of the best things about...
Rising home prices, higher interest rates and increased building material costs have pressured housing affordability to a ten-year low, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Keen market observers have been watching this situation take shape for quite some time. Nationally, median household income...
You’re invited to join us for our biggest client event of the year! This is our third year hosting Santa at Union Station and we're excited! This event is designed to help you enjoy the holiday season with your family in the heart of KC. December 1st anytime...
Now that it is September and the cooler weather (hopefully) is on the way, it's time for the feed and seed season for your lawn. Whether your lawn just needs regular upkeep, has a few problem patches that need attention, or needs a full blown...
Housing price bubble chatter has increased this summer, as market observers attempt to predict the next residential real estate shift. It is too early to predict a change from higher prices and lower inventory, but the common markers that caused the last housing cooldown are...
This summer has been a hot one and there isn't an end in sight yet. Higher temperatures can lead to much higher energy bills and by the end of the summer it can seem draining. Below are some tips on how to save some money...
Housing markets across the nation are most assuredly active this summer, and buyer competition is manifesting itself into several quick sales above asking price. While the strength of the U.S. economy has helped purchase offers pile up, the Fed recently increased the federal funds rate...