COVID-19 has been extremely stressful for everyone, as it heavily affected our professional and social lives. Working from home and online schooling has also been the new normal. People have been staying in the comfort of their homes since the pandemic started. According to Cusman Wakefield, the commercial real estate sector has been slowly moving …
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The market for interior design has opened up in recent years and now includes a broader range of people. In the past, only high-end projects from businesses like hotels, airports, and convention centers required an interior decorator’s assistance. However, now, from renters, real estate agents, developers to the average house buyer, anyone can be a …
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An outdoor wedding is romantic but also comes with its challenges. There might be a change in weather on your wedding day, and you’re forced to sort for Plan B. Since a wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event, you need you to approach it with a lot of dedication. Consider these factors to create a unique …
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Like human bodies, buildings, from homes to skyscrapers, will eventually grow old and weary. At some point, they will need more than a facelift; they will demand a retrofit. The question is when. What Is Retrofitting? Before this post answers the question, let’s clear one of the common misconceptions about retrofitting. Usually, people confuse it …
Having a home with limited space may look like a challenge, especially for those planning to raise a family. Unlike huge homes, small residential properties can’t provide enough spaces for people looking for a spacious place. However, this doesn’t mean that small house owners need to suffer from living in cramped and cluttered areas. Keep …
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Even with the COVID-19 pandemic, the construction industry seems to be emerging strong. According to data released in June by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, based on analysis from the Associated Builders and Constructors, the industry recorded 464,000 new construction jobs in May this year. It is said to be the largest monthly increase …
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With COVID-19 pretty much ruining our plans for the rest of the year, a lot of folks are looking at alternative ways to spend their summer. Say goodbye to those well-planned out-of-town or out-of-the-country trips. This year, we’re all domesticated for summer. That’s not entirely a bad thing if you just know how to spend …
As of the end of March, COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, reaching almost 1 million cases and over 50,000 deaths. Many more cases are being reported globally, prompting governments to impose lockdowns and require people to stay home to contain the spread of the virus. The World Health Organization has declared the novel coronavirus …
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These days, it seems like almost anywhere you go, the cost of living is steadily going up. Factor in a similar rise in prices on the housing market for most cities, and it’s no surprise that some people might decide to stay put and age in place. It’s a practical choice in the current climate. …
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Your home is your sanctuary. However, you are not completely safe inside your home. Sometimes, accidents happen that may lead to injuries or death. Although you cannot predict the future, there are some things that you can do to minimise the risk of getting hurt inside your home. Here are the most common accidents and …