207 E 43rd Street, Houston, TX 77018 Listing Agent: Melissa Cadelago $320,000 Absolutely gorgeous, very well cared for, 2018 contemporary 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath in the sought after growing Independence Heights! This single family home is 2 stories with desired open concept floor plan. First floor living, dining, 1/2 bath, and large island kitchen all with modern design and finishes. All bedrooms up,...
Is Coronavirus Going to Impact Real Estate? Yes: Here’s How by Kim Dinan Posted onApril 27, 2020 2 min read Editor’s note: All of HomeLight’s coronavirus information for buyers, sellers, and agents is available on our COVID-19 hub.You were browsing MLS listings and gearing up to begin your home search during the busy spring season. But then COVID-19 came sweeping across the nation,...
6230 Ella Lee Lane, Houston, TX 77057 Listing Agent: Will Seyer $1,800,000 In the heart of family-friendly Briargrove, this over the top custom home by Blackacre Builders is one you don’t want to miss. This 5 bed/5.5 bath designer home features an Open Concept floor plan, perfect for daily living and entertaining. First floor features a spacious living room, large Kitchen, Breakfast Area with...
4715 Laurel Street, Bellaire, TX 77401 Listing Agent: Patricia Schornstein $2,100 This comprehensive and professional remodel was completed 2.5 years ago. The house was taken back to the studs and reconfigured to allow for a huge walk in master closet as well as indoor laundry. This bright and modern kitchen features a 5 burner gas range and plenty of storage. You will be over the moon with the closet...
By Larissa Runkle | Jun 25, 2020 With vacations put on hold and COVID-19 cases continuing to rise even as many states work to slowly reopen, it’s safe to say that many of us will be spending more time than usual at home this summer. And that means using more electricity and water than normal. That's why we asked the energy experts to share the most costly mistakes that lead to sticker shock with...
By Larissa Runkle | Jun 26, 2020 OK, we'll admit that summer 2020 has been a bit of a buzzkill so far: Between derailed travel plans and being forced to spend more time stuck inside (for the fourth month in a row, and counting), it's not exactly the new decade we all dreamed of.But we're glass-half-full kind of people. And the silver lining of all this time at home means more time to decorate...