Buying Neighborhood Spotlight: Richboro, PA What to do; where to dine and shop; and what you don’t want to miss Richboro, Pennsylvania is in Northampton Township and has a population of roughly 6,300. The area is home to Hampton Hill, Twin Trees Farm, John Thompson House, and Willow Mill Complex — all listed on the National Register of Historic Places. […]
Buying Neighborhood Spotlight: Warminster, PA Neighborhood Spotlight: Warminster, PA What to do; where to dine and shop; and what you don’t want to miss Warminster is in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and sits roughly 15 miles from Philadelphia. The population is approximately 30,000. Warminster gets its name from a small town in Wiltshire County, Salisbury Plain, England. The area boasts a […]
Architecture Exploring the Timeless Charm of Center Hall Colonial Homes Hey there! Let’s talk about those charming Center Hall Colonial homes – you know, the ones with that classic, symmetrical look? They’re pretty special, and it’s easy to see why they’ve been popular for ages. Let’s dive into what makes them so awesome. What Makes a Center Hall Colonial? Okay, so picture this: you’re standing […]
Buying 8 Tips to Feel At Home in Your New House 8 Tips to Feel At Home in Your New House Did you move into your new place a few weeks ago but still feel like a guest in someone’s house? If your new place doesn’t feel like home, you may feel like you made a mistake. But before you start giving in to regret, know […]
HuntingdonVelley Neighborhood Spotlight: Tullytown, PA Neighborhood Spotlight: Tullytown, PA The Dutch settled the area that is now Tullytown in 1616, but it was officially founded by William Penn in 1681. Originally, Tullytown was a village in Falls Township but became its own borough in 1891. Today, it sits in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with a population of approximately 3,000 people. Tullytown […]
Design 7 Quick Tips for a Springtime-Ready Front Porch Is Your Front Porch Ready for Spring? During the bleak winter months, things sometimes become a bit dull. Thanks to freezing temperatures, neglected gardens and lawns are common. Perhaps the harsh conditions took a toll on your porch accessories, front door paint, and more. As spring approaches, you want your front porch to welcome people, […]
NeighborhoodSpotlight Neighborhood Spotlight: Washington Crossing, PA What to do; Where to dine and shop; & What you don’t want to miss   When you visit Washington Crossing, you find yourself in the same place where George Washington crossed the Delaware. That’s right. This small village is home to the site where Washington crossed the Delaware River during the American Revolution. The […]
Buying Neighborhood Spotlight: Warrington, PA What to do; Where to dine and shop; & What you don’t want to miss Warrington is a suburb in northern Philadelphia in Bucks County, founded in 1734. Its name comes from either the town of the same name in Cheshire, England or the similarly-named hamlet in Buckinghamshire. It is home to approximately 25,000 people.  […]
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Home Improvements Don’t Forget These Steps When Selling Your House Getting ready to sell your house? You probably already know you need to make your home look its best. You also likely plan to use a real estate agent, so you know you need to find one. Maybe you’ve even already started researching moving companies. But there are a few things you need to do […]
Buying January 2024 Market Statistics Real Estate Market: January 2023 VS January 2024 Hey there, folks! Let’s take a stroll through the real estate market and compare how January 2023 stacks up against January 2024. Buckle up, because we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of inventory movement, sold units, pending contracts, pricing trends, and more! Market Inventory Movement: So, first up […]
Buying Signs A Recent Renovation Isn’t As Stellar As It Looks Buying a brand-new or recently renovated home gives the impression that you won’t have any problems. But these seemingly pristine houses can lull you into a false sense of security if the work isn’t done correctly. Therefore, if you’re house hunting, know what signs potentially indicate sub-par renovations.  Keep An Eye Out For These 10 […]
NeighborhoodSpotlight Neighborhood Spotlight: Penns Park, PA Penns Parks was founded in the early 18th century (although it didn’t get the name Penns Park until 1862). It is the oldest village in Wrightstown Township. The Crossroads Village rests a short drive away from Trenton, NJ, and Newton, PA. In 1716 it was Logtown, changing to Pennsville in the early 19th century. A […]
NeighborhoodSpotlight Neighborhood Spotlight: Pineville, PA Pineville, Pennsylvania, is in Bucks County, nestled between Wrightstown and Buckingham. Established in 1776, a cluster of pine trees near the crossroads led to the village’s name The Pines. (Many of the trees were cut down in 1846.) In 1806, the area was known as Pinetown, and eventually, in 1846, formally became Pineville.  The Vibe  […]
Uncategorized 8 Easy Tips To Make Your Home Smell Fresh and Clean Are you tired of that uncomfortable, embarrassing feeling that sneaks up on you when you’re expecting visitors? It’s not that your house is a mess, but it is all about that funky odor you can’t seem to shake. If you feel like your house stinks, use these tips to make your home smell fresh and […]
Uncategorized 10 Stress-Free Steps To a Spa-Like Bathroom Do you love the feeling you get when you go to a spa and instantly feel all of your stress melt away? It’s amazing. But it’s also expensive. Get that same relaxing feeling in your own home by creating a spa-like bathroom that makes you say, “Aaaaaah.” 10 Easy Ways to Make Your Bathroom Feel […]
Uncategorized Home Features That Could Waste Your Money Before you bid on your dream home, make sure you’re not overpaying for things you don’t want. Some features people assume add value to a home or make it more expensive can be money wasters to many buyers. It’s kind of like forking over hundreds for a bottle of Dom Perignon when all you want […]
NeighborhoodSpotlight Neighborhood Spotlight: Southampton, PA What to do; where to dine and shop; and what you don’t want to miss    Southampton is in Upper Southampton Township in Bucks County. It shares its name with the English town from which William Penn’s followers embarked on their journey to America. It was recognized as a township in 1685. However, it later […]
NeighborhoodSpotlight Neighborhood Spotlight: Quakertown, PA What to do; where to dine and shop; and what you don’t want to miss    The borough of Quakertown in Bucks County is home to approximately 9,350 people. The original settlers of the area were the Quakers, hence the name. Quakertown borders the metropolitan areas of Lehigh and Delaware Valleys. During the 18th century, […]
Uncategorized Five Easy Ways To Get More Seating in A Small Space Hosting a party or large family gathering means you need a place for everyone to sit (or at least most of them). But what if you don’t have enough sofas and chairs for everyone? Are you destined for a room full of poufs and bean bag chairs? Not quite. Instead, use these easy ways to […]
Uncategorized Playing Hide-and-Seek During Your Home Search: (How Sellers Could Be Hiding House Problems) When you’re searching for a new home, you hope everything you see is on the up and up. After all, aren’t sellers supposed to disclose any issues they know about the home? But, what if some sellers decide to get a little sneaky and cover up problems?    Here are a few things to watch […]