While white mixed with grey or black, or even more white, remains popular in kitchens, designers and remodeling professionals predict you’ll see these trends popping up in kitchens nationwide in the coming years.
If you missed our February Facebook live video with Long & Foster Real Estate Presidents Boomer Foster and Gary Scott, here’s where you can watch!
Kara Chaffin Donofrio, managing broker of Long & Foster’s Arlington, Virginia, chatted about Amazon HQ2 in the latest District Home Magazine.
Where’s the housing industry headed in 2019? Have the past few years put us on track for another housing bubble or are we finally reaching a healthy market? Here’s why we believe we’re not headed into a real estate bubble.
As we wrap up our 50th anniversary at Long & Foster, we took a popular piece of our marketing collateral from the 1970s and updated it for today’s buyers and sellers.
A robust economy with positive wage growth and low unemployment should, in theory, correlate to a strong housing market in 2019. But the headwinds of the limited number of homes on the market and affordability issues are likely to test the strength of the real estate industry in the coming year.
For the past 50 years, just as technology has changed Long & Foster’s real estate business, it has changed the way we live in our homes.
To celebrate Thanksgiving and Long & Foster’s 50th anniversary, we’ve pulled a few popular holiday recipes from Southern Living and its Annual Recipes cookbooks, dating from 1979.
To echo Jeff Bezos—it’s Day 1 for the D.C. metro region and for the newly dubbed “National Landing” neighborhood in Arlington County, Virginia, which was named by Amazon as one of its two HQ2 locations.
With the holidays around the corner, how do you stage your home in a way that allows you to
emphasize its best features and celebrate the season?