Americans Want Walkable Neighborhoods
Although the United States is well known for its car culture, according to a recent National Association of Realtors survey, 82% of Americans say that a neighborhood that offers an easy walk to shops and parks is important when deciding where to buy a home. And nearly two-thirds said they would pay
A Treehouse Treasure Above the Coast
Del Mar is one of Southern California’s most tightly protected coastal communities, and building a new home in coastal Del Mar is notoriously difficult due to strict regulations, lengthy approval timelines, and limited opportunities for new development. It took over five years to bring architect Bri
The Expensive Homes of America’s Founding Fathers
If they were alive today, America’s founding fathers would own some very valuable real estate. George Washington’s Mount Vernon, with 11,000 square feet on the Potomac River and 7,600 acres, might be the most expensive home in the country, worth as much as $483 million. Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
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