Posts Tagged ‘Realtor’
Start 2021 With A Minimalist Home
There are many ways to create a minimalist home in 2017. Here are a few tips to help you create a clutter-free living space for the New Year: Be Creative with Storage Look for creative ways to improve the storage situation in your home so tha...
3 Keys to Non-Traditional Holiday Decor
The holidays are a time when sprucing up your home hits an all-time high, but it can be difficult to find festive decorations that match your style. While there is nothing wrong with snowmen, Santa figurines and lots of red and green, it’s OK...
Amazing Christmas Village
Amazing Christmas Village is a traditional European-style outdoor market where you can expect to have endless fun and a jolly time while dining, shopping and being festive to kick off celebrating this Holiday season. We will start with a Chr...
10 Ways To Involve The Kids In Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a day of thanks. We're thankful for the roof over our heads, the friends and family in our lives, and for our good health. It's a time to be surrounded by loved ones and a whole lot of traditional Thanksgiving food. For famil...
Why Fall Is the Best Time for Planting
Spring is often thought of as the best time for planting, but do you know that planting in fall offers some significant advantages for your garden? In fact, marketing ploys aside, fall is the best time for planting and starting a garden! ...
Fall Home Maintenance Checklist
With autumn here it is time to get your house in shape for the cooler months ahead. Fall is a great time to take care of the little things that can make a big difference for you and your home. Getting ready for colder weather means checking...
Fall Fun Around Town
There are so many fun things to do around town during the fall season and we thought we'd share a few of our favorites! Although there will not be a Jim Thorpe Fall Festival this year due to the many uncertainties of COVID-19, we invit...
We’ve Entered a Historic Seller’s Market
Every spring, the real estate industry gears up for its biggest season of the year. But when Governor Wolf ordered a shutdown in March, all that activity came to a screeching halt. Even with virtual walk-throughs, sellers — afraid of the ...