Small spaces can drive you crazy, especially if you need pipes in a compact bathroom, kitchen or laundry to run toilets, sinks and washing machines. Here are some must-know tips and tricks for your home’s high-traffic rooms to free up space for features and fixtures that need plumbing. Source: 6 Plumbing Hacks for Pocket-Sized Properties […]

Do you live in a city building enough housing? Are your city’s plans sufficient to cope with expected growth, or feasible given past levels of building? Source: Is Your City Building Enough Housing? Weighing Today’s Housing Promises Versus Past Housing Delivery – Zillow Research

“Forget everything you think you know about vinyl floors from the kitchens of decades past. Vinyl flooring is back and better than ever. It’s durable and easy to clean, and it comes in a vast array of colors and patterns. This often undervalued material deserves a second chance to become part of any contemporary… Source: […]

It’s a tough decision: to have upper cabinets or not? There are several advantages to going with uppers, but there’s also a lot to say about open shelves or nixing both entirely. To help you decide on what’s right for your kitchen, here’s a guide to the three most popular approaches and other options… Source: […]

The beauty of renting is the flexibility it affords renters to relocate – and they know exactly which cities they would like to call home. Nashville and Raleigh both offer a low cost of living and temperate climate, which may account for their leading the list of cities renters most want to relocate to, according […]

Armed with vision and strong nerves, designer Alison Jennison saw past the faded green paint, wood paneling and fiber ceiling panels like many people had in elementary school to realize the full potential of this three-story Brooklyn, New York, townhouse. Source: Houzz Tour: Brooklyn Townhouse Goes From Fixer to Fantastic (16 photos)