Are you thinking of relocating to the Greater Moncton and its surrounding area?
You're living in the region but need ideas of things to do?
The following blog post is the first of a 4 parts series of things to do around the region this Summer. With the rising price of gas, a lot of people are rethinking their vacation plans and are considering a staycation. Here are a few suggestions.
We always say you only have one chance to make a good impression. That saying is also true for the exterior of your home. If you want people to come in for a visit, it has to appear maintained.
It doesn't mean you have to spend a fortune to spruce it up, but here a few things you CAN do:
The term ''home energy efficiency'' seems to be everywhere, but what does it really means? It simply means a more comfortable home that can save you money on utility bills while helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But how do you achieve that you ask? We've put together a simple list of things to do to ensure that your home is energy efficient and to help you stay on top of things.
With the transition from Winter to Spring, comes the maple sap that gives us the delicious maple products. If you live in the Greater Moncton area, you are in luck because there are a lot of small family businesses who produce maple products, some even offer snow taffy, pancakes or full brunches.
Here are a few suggestions for you to try.
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You made the decision to sell your home. Here are some tips to help you prepare it so that it becomes irresistible to a buyer.
You decluttered, cleaned, scrubbed and home staged your home to list it...now what? According to many REALTORS®, a buyer will visit an average of 15 to 20 houses before making an offer.Here are 5 tips to make sure you have successful home showings.
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Putting your home on the market can be both exciting and stressful...where to begin? Here are 4 steps to help you with the process.
Are you saving for a new home or for a new project?
Here are 3 Valentine's Day gift ideas that won't break the bank.
Once you've decided to buy your first home, taking the first step into the housing market can be both exciting and terrifying. Here are 5 things you should keep in mind when shopping for a home.
