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Building a new home can be one of the most exciting and fun adventures your family ever undertakes. You’ll have a wide variety of plans from which to choose and you’ll have the ability to select a design that perfectly fits your needs, your...

Building a new home is one of the most exciting things you can do. Like every other exciting thing, there comes a point in the build when you feel that you simply cannot wait anymore, and that you need to move in as soon as humanly possible.

This month we are teaming up with two non-profit organizations to help make a difference in our neighbors lives! Forty-five million Americans are currently living in poverty. For these families and individuals, a warm coat is a budget extra they...

Construction project management is pretty mysterious to anyone who has not been directly involved in the process. However, it is actually a simple concept. Basically, in construction, time literally is money, and construction project management is a...

One of the biggest benefits of buying a new home in New Jersey is that every new home in the state comes with a warranty. Which as any homeowner will tell you, is worth its weight in gold!

When you’re in the process of building a new home you look forward to moving into it as soon as you possibly can. There’s a lot of excitement surrounding setting up your new home and adding all the personal touches that make it yours. The last thing...

A great kitchen can make a home, but a bad kitchen can come pretty close to breaking it. It is no secret that a really terrible kitchen is a deal breaker for many homebuyers, and sometimes, it is obvious. If the kitchen in the home you are...

If you’re considering a new home in New Jersey, you may be balancing your options between buying an existing home and building a new home. Conventional wisdom has generally held that it’s less expensive to purchase an existing home than it is to...

Building a new home is not a short-term investment. Chances are, you plan to stay in the area for a while. And while you may give a lot of attention to the details of your home—what about the neighborhood you’re planning to live in? The community...