Many U.S. home buyers operate in the dark (Flickr photo by SP8254 - Catching Up)
As a New Yorker, of course I believe that we’re smarter than anyone else in the country. So, I don’t necessarily subscribe to our sharing the same deficiencies that home buyers who live elsewhere suffer.
But I do think that a recent survey for Zillow bears scrutiny.
Astonishingly, it found that 42 percent of polled prospective home buyers believe Continue reading
The bay in Provincetown near sunset.
Gazing at water, an ocean, a lake, a river has its manifold virtues.
Views of water may suggest variations of tranquility, power, beauty, faith and myriad other shades of human emotion. Even rain, whether an evening shower or a threatening thunderstorm, has the same potential as a trickling stream or a roaring ocean.
I get it: There is nothing like walking on a sandy beach, negotiating the banks of a canal or sitting comfortably in the arms of a chair or a loved one and contemplating the currents nearby.
Being enveloped by a watery vision is one thing. Continue reading
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