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A real estate agency or a housing market has the propensity to be susceptible to the ever fluctuating and irregular patterns, and these vacillations in the market take place overnight. Later this year, the specialists of CMHC reported a significant yet drastic record change within a time span of one month—evidently May recorded a better housing start at 214,621 as compared to the trend recorded in April which was estimated to be 213,435.

“Housing starts trended higher in May in Canada’s urban areas,” said Bob Dugan, CMHC’s Chief Economist. “Row and apartment units led the upward move, while construction has slowed for pricier single- and semi-detached houses.”

As quoted by the Chief Economist of CMHC—“the housing start trended higher in May in…

Important tips to consider prior to purchasing a vacation house

The furor to purchase a vacation house has ascended significantly over the years. Few of the homeowners are privileged to invest in additional properties that constitute to be one of their liquefiable assets in the long-term. However, if you are considering to purchasing a vacation home in the near, you should consider taking the following steps:

Investing in a ready-made vacation house

Owning a vacation house is relatively synonymous to owning your dream house, and few people tend to go over the top to build their dream vacation houses, and they consider making their dream homes from scratch. It is highly recommended to purchase a ready-made vacation house that facilitates…

Spring may seem a long way off, but when it comes to your yard and landscaping, a bit of early planning will go a long way towards producing a beautiful outdoor area once the warmer weather arrives..

If your lawn is looking thin or bare, it might be time to sow it with a layer of grass seed to restore it to its lush, green state. The cool-season grasses of Pennsylvania fare best in the fall when the air is cooling down but the soil is still warm, giving grass a few months to grow before winter comes around. Read on to learn more about why fall is the best time to reseed your lawn.

Why Fall?

In Pennsylvania, early fall is the best time to sow grass seeds for a number of reasons. Seeding in the fall allows cool-season grasses to establish before winter. Try to sow two months before the first frost of the season. There are fewer active lawn diseases during fall, and weeds tend to taper off, meaning your grass won’t have to compete as much for…

Sign up for an annual Lawn Care or Mosquito Control Program and get 25% OFF on your first service. The truth is, lawn care is a complex science. But many homeowners rely on trial and error and end up frustrated, never reaching their lawn goals.

If your lawn is looking thin or bare, it might be time to sow it with a layer of grass seed to restore it to its lush, green state. The cool-season grasses of Pennsylvania fare best in the fall when the air is cooling down but the soil is still warm, giving grass a few months to grow before winter comes around. Read on to learn more about why fall is the best time to reseed your lawn.

Why Fall?

In Pennsylvania, early fall is the best time to sow grass seeds for a number of reasons. Seeding in the fall…

Realistic reasons that why Calgary is much preferred over Edmonton

Calgary’s Chinooks.

The popularity and favoritism of both cities are entitled to one of the leading factors—but, Calgary takes the trophy regarding its warm and pleasant weather. Canada is notorious for its blazing winters that could freeze everything that it touches—even time. Calgary is renowned for its welcoming and convivial, warm winds that garner proportions of summer even in a blistering cold season. On the contrary, Edmonton is reduced to a city that is comprised of snow and frosty winters.

Presence of sunshine in wintery days

Speaking of the Chinooks—Calgary is one of those exceptional Canadian areas that exhibit blue and sunny skies in winters. Canadian winters can be…

While I do appreciate the diverse tones in my front yard, it seems the yellow is overtaking the green. I know I should have kept up with lawn maintenance, but I just didn’t have the time. Also, it isn’t winter anymore, so why is the yellow increasing?