As spring comes into bloom, REALTORS® are predicting more homes will pop up on the market after existing-home sales stepped out to a fast start in 2017.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Feb. 23.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Feb. 16.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Feb. 2.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Jan. 12.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Jan. 19.
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As spring comes into bloom, REALTORS® are predicting more homes will pop up on the market after existing-home sales stepped out to a fast start in 2017.
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The outdoors are calling as longer days and milder temperatures can trigger the urge to wake up your flower garden for a new growing season.
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Real Estate experts say first impressions can set the stage for selling your home with curb appeal a key element to drawing potential buyers in the front door.
Heavy storms or steady rain can have the potential to leave homeowners with a wet basement throughout the spring and summer months.
Mark Luba, marketing director at Baker's Waterproofing and Foundation Repair in Bentleyville, said to help prevent water from entering a basement, homeowners need to make sure their downspouts are open and running away from the house.
The millennial generation leads the housing market in representing the largest share of recent buyers, according to the 2015 National Association of Realtors® (NAR) Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends study.
Despite the economic and financial challenges young adults have braved since the recession, the survey additionally found that an overwhelming majority of buyers search for homes online and then purchase their home through a real estate agent, with millennials using agents the most.
Despite a sporadic winter chill in the air, preparing a healthy lawn for throughout the warmer months should start now, according to experts.
With warmer weather around the corner, homeowners are getting ready to spring forward with an array of cleaning, organizing and outdoor maintenance.
The Catholic War Veterans Post 1669 is parting with a piece of history as the 98 year-old Uniontown landmark that has been home to several organizations for nearly a century is up for sale.
Ted Muzika, post treasurer and member since 1975, said the two-story, red brick structure, was built in 1917 with the date etched on a keystone at the top with name, "Victoria Building."
The Fayette Board of Realtors in Uniontown reports that a typical home sale requires as many as 20 steps to get to the closing table.
Instead of tackling those steps alone, homebuyers are reaching out to realtors, who not only lend their expertise to sellers looking to obtain a home's full value, but can assist those looking for the perfect home through the process.
While older appliances seem to have stood the test of time, statistics from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) estimate the average lifespan of today's major household components is slightly above 10 years.
Updating a bathroom can be a cost effective project by not only increasing a home's value, but also providing efficiency, comfort and storage benefits in the coming years.
If a homeowner is planning to sell their house, it can also produce a good return on investment, according to Tom Simon, real estate broker and owner of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services in Belle Vernon.
Consumers investing in some of this year's hottest electronic and home entertainment gifts will be unwrapping energy savings all year long.
Products with the blue ENERGY STAR label, are regulated through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). They use less energy, save money and help protect the environment.
As twinkling lights and festive decorations emerge from storage, it's important to keep safety in mind when making your home merry and bright for the holidays.
As the green of a warm summer fades, and the leaves begin to change into their chilly fall colors, western Pennsylvania residents are again finding the need to turn up the heat on home weatherization.
Moderate price increases in the housing market could help spur sales as more properties become available, real estate analysts are finding.
With an eye for detail and a love for restoration, a 76-year-old Uniontown woman has added a fourth house to the list of properties she has bought and sold since she retired in 2004 tackling them as personal projects.
Ethel "Sis" Frangipani closed in July on a 1,400 square-foot house she purchased on Albion Avenue in the city saying this time, however, she may have found her "waterloo."
Recovering from the impact of a short sale or foreclosure isn't easy, but local banking experts say it is possible to re-establish a positive credit history and boost your credit score to eventually buy again.
With the number of available homes sitting on the market, sellers are looking at ways to get ahead of the competition by setting the stage for home buyers.
As the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers.” If you are looking to sell your home, enhancing it with May flowers and other elements of curb appeal could bring potential buyers.
Warm days full of sunshine give homeowners good reason to open windows and let fresh air into their homes. Not only can open windows boost mood and create an inviting living space, but open windows also can be good for the environment.
Once their kids have left the nest, many men and women over 50 begin to consider downsizing their homes. Downsizing to a smaller home can be beneficial for a variety of reasons, including less home to clean and maintain, more affordable utility bills and lower property taxes. But the decision to downsize is rarely black and white, and men and women often struggle with that decision.
Spring has sprung and now attention can be turned to home projects including your outdoor spaces.
It’s no secret that driveways and sidewalks take a beating during the snowy winter months, but what local excavators are saying may surprise you.
Home gardeners should start thinking about spring and summer planting now so they will be ready to get their hands dirty when the ground thaws.
Homeowners have many choices of flooring materials to use in remodeling projects, but local contractors say most of their customers base their selections on price and preference.
Many homeowners do not think twice about their roofs. But when leaks develop, roof repairs and the subsequent costs of such work shed light on how important it is for homeowners to pay closer attention to the roofs over their heads.
Homeowners who want their homes to make strong first impressions must prioritize curb appeal. Homes with strong curb appeal sell well and can impart a welcoming feel to all visitors. Improving curb appeal need not be expensive, and the following are a handful of ways to improve the appearance of your home.
Homeowners are often interested in projects to improve the aesthetic appeal of their homes, particularly those that may increase the curb appeal of their properties. But some projects, including improving attic ventilation, can benefit a home even when they aren't especially eye-catching.
Although installing a fence may seem like the right idea for you, going about it the wrong way may lead to problems among neighbors.
Rainwater collection is a way to conserve water that can be adopted by both private homeowners and businesses. Harvesting water during peak times of precipitation ensures water will be on hand during drought or when water restrictions are implemented. Making use of rainwater reduces reliance on underground wells or municipal water systems. Harvesting rainwater also can help prevent flooding and soil erosion.
Many homeowners have found themselves scrambling to make their homes handicap accessible after a sudden injury or illness. In addition, some homeowners have found themselves looking to make adjustments to their homes in anticipation of welcoming elderly, less mobile relatives into their homes.
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A new exhibition at the Watts Museum in West Virginia University’s Statler College of Engineering explores the lives of miners and their families in Appalachia’s coal towns from the late-19th to mid-20th centuries.
A snow-covered landscape can be a picturesque sight. However, a roof covered in snow is something no homeowner can afford to marvel at. That's because accumulating snow and ice very well could push a roof to its breaking point, even if the roof was sound before the winter arrived.
Fencing serves many purposes. Some homeowners erect a fence for privacy, while others do so to contain pets and children. Because fencing can be expensive, some homeowners look for ways to cut costs, which can be relatively easy, especially for those homeowners willing to consider various materials when erecting their fence.
Hosting family members for the holidays is a great way to spend quality time with loved ones during a special time of year. For many families, the holidays are the one time each year when everyone can get together regardless of where they live or how demanding their commitments to work and family can be.
(StatePoint) Keeping your property maintained during and after a snowfall is crucial. But handle snow and ice safely, as some of the risk involved comes from the removal process itself -- manually shoveling after a heavy snowfall can be dangerously strenuous.
Everyone has at least one -- the house on the street that lights up in splendor around the holiday season. Decorations are in abundance both indoors and out, and just seeing the house brings on a smile. But as beautiful as it might be, that home may also be a safety risk if the decorator hasn't followed precautions like these:
(StatePoint) Your home’s entryway is the first thing that greets visitors and it’s where your home truly begins. And yet many homeowners don’t put much thought into their door selection, making quick decisions based solely on appearance.
(StatePoint) Is your garage door working properly? If not, you may be sweeping an important problem under the rug.
(StatePoint) Having trouble keeping your home comfortable year-round? You’re not alone. The average mid-size U.S. home has a staggering half mile of gaps and cracks that outside air, including dust and allergens, can infiltrate and that inside, conditioned air can leak out of, according to the Air Barrier Association of America.
The best use for a property on Pennsylvania Avenue in Uniontown may be as a house of worship.
Clogged drains can be a nuisance. And if left untreated, that minor nuisance can turn into an expensive repair.
Listed as a “lovely brownstone,” the house at 60 E. Fayette St., Uniontown, is rich with historical value and charm.
Fans of Red Green, the PBS home handyman, may think that a roll of duct tape is all that’s needed to safely complete any home improvement project.
There’s no need to break the bank if you want to upgrade an older home.
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Maybe you had hoped to be in a new home this year but were deterred by high housing prices. Maybe it’s just the arrival of spring that’s got you looking around your rooms and wanting something fresh. Designers and home editors say there's lots you can do to make the old place feel like a new place, or just an updated place. And without breaking the bank. You can switch out a few furnishing or decorative items. Rearrange others. Sort and organize. Remove and donate. Perhaps change the purpose of a room. And oh yeah, clean everything.
Spring is a season of renewal. When the flowers are blooming and the trees are budding and the weather is pleasantly warm, people often feel inspired to make changes around their homes. Work may begin with culling belongings and organizing essentials.
Homeowners who decide to renovate one or more rooms in their homes might be excited about the changes that are in store. Even simple modifications to paint color or accessories can change the look of a space. Larger renovations can produce even more dramatic effects.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of March 9.
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of March 2.
