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Should you build a mother-in-law suite - or buy a home with one?

Should you build a mother-in-law suite - or buy a home with one?
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TIM, Electra America Partner on SFR Venture

TIM, Electra America Partner on SFR Venture Plans call for the acquisition and development of 15,000 new single-family units during the next half decade. Mar012021 Photo by Maximillian Conacher on Unsplash Transcendent Investment Management (TIM) and Electra America have partnered in a joint venture to develop a single-family rental (SFR) housing platform. That platform will target recently-constructed housing in rapidly-expanding markets across the Sunbelt. TIM is a private equity firm focused on the housing market. Electra America is a private equity firm specializing in the multifamily sector. The combined entity, Transcendent Electra, has created a fund expressly intended for the acquisition of high-quality single-family dwellings from leading new home builders. The acquisitions will focus on Florida, Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. All are states where both TIM and Electra America already have a presence. Plans call for the acq

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Developers pushing farther west

Homes and lots in some master-planned West Valley communities will be sold out by the end of this year as developers and homebuilders are now buying up land farther to the west and northwest. During a recent presentation to developers and homebuilders by Land Advisors Organization, two experts also saw no end to the homebuying frenzy or the accelerating upward trend in prices. Jeff Palacios Jr., director of research for John Burns Real Estate Consulting, and Land Advisors CEO Greg Vogel, predicted that frustrated homebuyers will have to look as far away as Casa Grande, the Lake Pleasant area and Florence as the inventory of affordable homes closer to the center of the Valley shrinks to unprecedented levels.

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Design-Motivated Kitchen Upgrades: Who s Buying?

Design-Motivated Kitchen Upgrades: Who s Buying? JBREC s latest Kitchen Trends Report gives an inside look into who s most willing to replace kitchen elements for design purposes By James F McClister | February 17, 2021 A kitchen remodel can be extensive the same way it can be cut and dry the determiners are usually price and preference. Generally speaking, a higher price means more profit if you’re pricing things correctly. You can achieve a higher price by raising your prices, but without complementing service upgrades the hike is risky (not to mention the ethics are dubious). Another way is upselling those upgrades. In the latest Kitchen Trend Report from the New Home Trends Institute of John Burns Real Estate Consulting (JBREC) typically available only to members though Pro Remodeler was aloud an inside look we see data that not only lend insights into what kitchen elements homeowners would consider replacing simply for design purp

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How the Coronavirus Will Change Home Design

The Atlantic Welcome to the Post-pandemic Dream Home Work “nooks,” sanitizer-stocked mudrooms, and other new features might soon appear in American houses for those who can afford them. Updated at 6:19 p.m. ET on February 9, 2021. With all the additional time Americans are spending at home, the pandemic has made many people hyperaware of what they like and what they don’t about the space they live in: Natural light went from being a perk to a lifeline; an open-concept floor plan went from being an occasional annoyance to an exasperating privacy killer. Sometime hopefully not long from now, though, the threat of the pandemic will lift and homes will go back to being just one place among many where people spend a great deal of time. What will they have learned about what they want from their living space?

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