Price: $313,000Status: For saleBed: 3Bath: 2.5Sq ft: 1,570Built: 2025Est monthly payment: $1,647/mo Built by Timber Brook Homes, one of Tremonton’s most trusted builders, this mid-row new construction townhome blends quality craftsmanship with a clean, modern look. The light color scheme and open-concept layout create a spacious, inviting feel throughout the main level. Enjoy custom...
October 2025
After a couple of years where the housing market felt stuck in neutral, 2026 may be the year things shift back into...
If you’re hoping to buy your first home soon, one major step is saving for a down payment and closing costs. As a first-time home buyer, you may be eligible for a first-time home buyer savings account (FHSA), a special tax-advantaged account, that can help you save faster. In this Redfin article, we’ll cover what a first-time home buyer savings account is and which states offer this program. Whether...
Heat waves continue to affect most of the U.S. this summer. Here's how you can protect your HVAC system during the heat and conserve energy...
Key Takeaways Realtors use a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to price homes, comparing them to recently sold, active, and expired listings. Market conditions, such as whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market and interest rates, significantly influence pricing. A realtor’s local expertise and understanding of buyers are vital for effective pricing. When it comes to selling your home, one of the...
Experiencing a foreclosure can be financially and emotionally challenging, but it doesn’t have to close the door to future homeownership forever. If you’re hoping to buy again using an FHA loan, it’s essential to understand the FHA foreclosure waiting period, how lenders evaluate your application, and what exceptions might allow you to qualify sooner. Whether you’re browsing homes in San Diego, CA...
When you make an offer on a home, you usually put down earnest money to show the seller you’re serious. This money is held in escrow until the sale is finalized, protecting both you and the seller during the transaction. So what happens to that money at closing? In most cases, your earnest money is applied toward your down payment or closing costs, reducing the cash you need to bring to the closing...
Key takeaways: A vacation home costs more than the purchase price—budget for taxes, insurance, upkeep, and travel. Pick a location you’ll actually enjoy that also has long-term resale potential. While rental income and tax perks are possible, vacation homes also bring added risks and responsibilities. Looking to buy a vacation home in Dewey Beach, DE, a ski chalet in Colorado, or a family house in...
Carpet has been a staple in homes for decades—but you should never install it in these...
Heat waves continue to affect most of the U.S. this summer. Here's how you can protect your HVAC system during the heat and conserve energy...