So, it’s finally happening—you’re ready to buy a house! You’ve ditched renting, managed to stash away some cash, and now it’s time for the ultimate shopping spree. Learn more about buying your first home from our friends at LJ Shoreline.

Extended cold seasons create the perfect conditions for one of the most damaging winter roofing problems: ice dams. Read More

By Our Friends at LJShoreline: Laurie Warshavsky   For decades, shoreline real estate  in Connecticut mainly fit neatly into a few categories: summer cottages, weekend escapes, or year-round primary residences. Today, those lines are quietly blurring. More buyers   are approaching shoreline purchases with a long-range mindset—one that doesn’t always match how they plan to use the home right away. Instead of asking, “Is this a vacation home or a primary residence?” buyers are

From Branford, Guilford and Madison, Old Saybrook out to East Lyme and Waterford, the Connecticut shoreline remains one of the most desirable places to live in New England. Coastal charm, walkable beach communities, historic architecture, and outdoor living continue to draw serious buyers.

Real estate agents often get a bad reputation, but, as in any profession, there are both excellent and less effective agents. Read more from our friends at LJ Shoreline.