Urban Real Estates

Your guide to urban real estate development

Archive for 2008/03


Urban Lifestyle

They say living in the city is costly and much more extravagant. This may be true but at least you have the money to afford it since different opportunities are all over the place. It gives you more chance to be independent as well because you have no one to rely on except yourself. It [...]

Things To Consider Before Buying Property in the City

Just like any property, location is a very important thing to consider. Make sure that your potential home as access to public transport, commercial centers, and of course, your office. Another think you should check is if your unit is soundproofed; visit it at night when your neighbors are most likely to be [...]

Advantages of Owning a Condo

Condos in the city are becoming increasingly attractive for singles, young couples, and retired couples. This is a great option if you want to own a home without having to worry about repairs or maintenance. They also give you amenities that you might not be able to afford like swimmings pools, tennis courts, a [...]

Picking Price Ranges

Picking the right price range is important before you start buying so you don’t waste your time looking at homes that don’t meet your criteria because they cost more than you can afford. Here are some examples of price ranges.
$250,000 to $299,000 - These don’t include properties listed below $249,999 or above $299,001
$225,000 to [...]

Condo Living

Living in a condo is more appropriate and conducive for young professionals or small families. It is much different in renting an apartment or house renting. With every ownership of a condo units comes a dual deal. Condo owners have rights and possession on the unit they own but they have to share liability on [...]

The Price of City Living

The price of city life can be pretty steep, especially for parents who want to send their kids to private schools. For instance, in Manhattan a private grammar school can cost $20,000 to $25,000 per year. Couples who want to live in a city must have a dual income of at least $300,000. [...]

Urban Real Estate Trends

Buyers today are often torn between wanting to buy a new home versus an older one. But for many cities, the newest developments consist of single family houses, townhouses, condos, and lofts. The choices today aren’t limited to new or old. Here are some of the urban real estate trends for 2008.
People spend more [...]

Modern Design

The trend in design for urban real estates is modern 1960’s style with an edgy twist. Architects are creating designs with clean and simple lines with imaginative fixtures like hand crafted balls, drop pendants, or hidden light sources. There are also creative built ins that have double functions like two-sided fireplaces or flat [...]

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