There’s a big lineup of fireworks, entertainment and more on New Year’s Eve on Tuesday, Dec. 31 in Seacoast New Hampshire and southern Maine, as we send off 2024 and welcome 2025.
Despite many uncertainties, the U.S. economy is poised for growth in 2025, driven by consumer spending, easing financial conditions and productivity gains. While retail and data centers have been supported by longer-term trends, all other real estate sectors will see the start of a new cycle.
Homeowners who bought in the early 2020s have lots of equity, and life events are motivating moves — even if they have to give up their low mortgage rates.
Transforming your bathroom doesn’t always have to involve a full renovation, and with a few clever hacks it’s easy to breathe new life into the space without ripping out fixtures.
Economists at CoreLogic just published their latest national home price growth forecast, predicting that U.S. home prices will rise 2.4% over the next 12 months.
From layered interiors with plenty of texture to color-drenched spaces to cozy, eat-in kitchens perfect for enjoying weekend breakfasts with the family, these will be the biggest interior design trends for 2025, according to designers.
Discover an exquisite haven in the coastal town of Rye, where modern architectural elegance meets serene, expansive living.
An oceanside 1885 mansion became the highest-priced home sold in North Hampton history after closing for $10.5 million. Lauren Stone, an associate broker with Carey & Giampa Realtors, was the listing agent for the home, while the firm’s co-founder and manager Jim Giampa was the selling agent.
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