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A house in the snow Leaving flood zones for freeze lines forces homeowners to rethink inspection priorities.The risks change quickly. Water damage concerns give way to freezing threats. Incontrast, structural stress now comes from ice and soil movement. Buyers oftenunderestimate this shift. Flood zones focus on drainage and water entry. Freeze regionsdemand attention to insulation and frost…

Experience the perfect harmony of historic charm and contemporary convenience in this captivating 5-bedroom, 2-bath Colonial. Situated on a generous 0.38-acre lot, within New Rochelle’s prestigious Historic District, this 2169 square-foot residence is set back from the street, offering a rare sense of secluded privacy. A classic front porch welcomes you into a home rich with original…

This 1,792 square foot 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath split level gem offers the perfect balance of suburban tranquility and city convenience and is located just moments from Central Avenue’s premier dining, shopping, and major commuter highways. Natural light pours through the living room’s elegant bay window, highlighting a spacious layout that flows seamlessly from the foyer to a large dining area. You…

happy couple looking at their new house A change in surroundings often starts a deeper change within you. Many peoplediscover that moving from the city impacts their goals in unexpected and meaningfulways. A quiet home, slower mornings, and fewer rushing moments leave space for newideas to grow. Your mind settles, your priorities shift, and your purpose becomes easierto follow. How Changing…

Always such a fun event and I think I can candidly state that no one does it better than The Larchmont Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s office. We… lll while the office does not actually parade in the event, each year the office dresses up the office in a different theme, and hand out candy bars to all of the wonderfully dressed children who attend and walk in the Ragamuffin parade. Our manager, Jane…

Walking into a small-town grocery store often feels different than stepping into a supermarket in the city. Neighbors greet each other by name, conversations spark in the aisles, and pets usually become the center of quick chats. These small encounters create a sense of warmth around even the most ordinary errands. That is why small-town errands feel like social events. The fast trip for dog food…

Time Lapse photo of waterfalls Climate change is often viewed through the lens of polar ice caps, rising sea levels, and distantwildfires. But its influence is far more personal than we sometimes realize—especially in ourown backyards. For suburban homeowners, local climate change is quietly reshaping how weapproach landscaping, gardening, and property care. The shifting weather patterns,…

Featured image A cozy setting with a hot drink, cookies, and holiday decorations, representing a holiday routine after moving. Moving to a small town can bring a sense of excitement and anticipation, especially during the holiday season. However, adapting to a new environment means adjusting your holiday routine to fit into a different pace and lifestyle. This can feel challenging at first, but…