NewHomeSource has tips for home security and safety for Baby Boomers and retirees.
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Home Safe Home: 8 Security Tips Every Family Needs
Keep your family and your new home safe with these 8 simple, but effective home security tips.
Simple Home Security Tips For First-Time Buyers
Before you move into your first home, be sure that it’s safe! NewHomeSource has some quick tips for home security.
Understanding Different Types of Mortgage Loans
As you save for a down payment, you may find that certain loan types don’t require 20 percent down. New Home Source outlines different home loans and how they can affect your wallet.
Is it Better to Buy a House with a Swimming Pool, or Add One Later?
Should you buy a home with a pool or add one later? NewHomeSource looks at the pros and cons of each, as well as a third option: building a brand-new home with a pool.
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5 Easy Curb Appeal Tips for Your New Home
Here are five tips to increase the curb appeal of your new home ranging from landscaping tricks to upgrading your home’s exterior.
Home Style Guide: Victorian Homes
Victorian homes with their ornate detailing and bright colors remain a popular architectural style. NewHomeSource explores the design elements that have helped the Victorian style endure.
Home Style Guide: Courtyard Homes
The courtyard home is of the oldest of architectural designs, but it works perfectly well in modern society, proving to be a timeless home design choice.
Home Style Guide: Country Homes
Country homes are the classic American home design. Today’s modern take retains the most beloved features like a welcoming front porch, prominent windows, and cozy ambiance.
How to Create a Safe, Pet-Friendly Backyard
NewHomeSource offers petscaping tips for homeowners to create a safe, inviting backyard their canine best friends.
5 Gorgeous Lawn Alternatives
Want tips to reduce your environmental impact by installing an alternative to your traditional turf lawn? We’ve got some ideas to get you started.
Home Style Guide: Modern Homes
The modern home style is not of the present time, but dates back to the early to mid-1900’s. It’s a bold and dramatic no-frills home style that relies on angles, lines, and windows to wow.
Using Stone and Tile in Outdoor Entertainment Spaces
Use stone and tile in your outdoor entertainment areas to really make a statement! Durable, affordable, and trendy, stone and tile are showing up beyond the pool in outdoor kitchens, decks and patios, and even the yard.
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Home Style Guide: Courtyard Homes
Courtyard style homes are some of the oldest of home designs but they work perfectly well in today’s modern society, proving to be a timeless home design choice.
Home Style Guide: Ranch Homes
The ranch is one of America’s most popular home styles and has been since the 1930s. NewHomeSource takes a look at the characteristics of ranch-style homes that make them so popular.
The Latest In European Flooring Design Trends
Want to add some European luxury to your new home? Look no further than the latest Italian and Spanish tile and stone to add luxury-class design to your new home’s floors.
Zen at Home: How to Create an Asian-Inspired Look
Are you craving a peaceful sanctuary within your home? Create a Zen-filled, Asian-inspired look with these tips from New Home Source.
Home Style Guide: The Farmhouse
We may have fewer family farms and smaller lots these days, but Americans still love the farmhouse look. Builders and architects are taking note of this interest and responding by offering modern farmhouse designs that evoke the look and feel of a classic farmhouse while fitting in on a suburban lot.
Up the Ante on Your Outdoor Living Space
Want to extend your living space to the backyard? Create the ultimate outdoor kitchen and living “room” and spend more time grilling and chilling with friends and family.
3-Season Or 4-Season Room: Which Is Right For You?
NewHomeSource explains the difference between 3-season and 4-season rooms, the pros and cons of each, and how homebuyers can decide which is right for them.
Home for Fido: How Pets Are Influencing Home-Buying Decisions
Pets are part of the family so pet-friendly features are increasingly in-demand with today’s buyers. NewHomeSource looks at which features matter most to pet parents and pet families.
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Decking Out the Yard Wood vs Composite
Decking options go far beyond pressure-treated pine. NewHomeSource explores the differences between wood and composite decking to help you build the right deck for your home.
How Can I Spruce Up the Powder Room and Not Break the Bank
Create a welcoming powder room for your guests without breaking the bank with these budget-friendly ideas.
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Tiny Houses: An Alternative to the In-Law Suite
Tiny homes are a growing alternative to in-law suites, allowing extended family to maintain their independence and privacy in a safe and secure setting.
The Joy of Living in a Tiny Home
Tiny house advocates cite reduced expenses and eco-conscious living as reasons for going tiny but for some of them, there is real joy in downsizing their American Dream into a 500 square foot space.
4 Challenges to Tiny House Living
Interest in tiny homes is up, but practical challenges still exist to making your tiny home dreams come true. New Home Sources takes a look at 4 unexpected challenges to tiny home living that could derail your plans.
6 Ways Downsizing Saves Families Money
Looking for a more financially friendly home buying option? Read this article to discover all the ways a smaller house saves you money.
Why Townhomes are Growing In Popularity
Demand for townhomes is soaring among all ages and all demographics! NewHomeSource takes a look at what’s behind this trend.
Budget-Friendly Tips to Outfit Your New Townhome
Dreaming of a million dollar townhome, but not sure how to accomplish it on a budget? Here are some ideas to help you get started.
Buy Brand New and Get Into Your Dream Home Sooner
There’s an undeniable romance associated with buying a fixer-upper and creating your dream home, but the reality is more often a nightmare. New construction offers the same dream home result with less fuss.