Whether you’re prepping your house to go on the market or looking for ways to maximize its long-term appreciation, these nine home improvement projects are great ways to add function, beauty, and real value to your home.   The best part is, once you’ve secured the materials, most of these renovations can be completed over the course of a weekend. And they don’t require a lot of specialized skills or experience. So grab your toolbox, then get ready to boost your home’s appeal AND invest... read more

The Coldwell Banker® brand has always lived on the cutting edge of luxury, cemented by more than a century of innovation. The pioneering spirit can be traced from San Francisco’s Financial District in 1906, to Manhattan’s prestigious Madison Avenue in 1933. From revolutionizing luxury real estate marketing by capturing fine estates on film, to our worldwide presence today as a trailblazer in video, mobile, social media, and smart home technology, the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury® brand is a tru... read more

Living in ‘The Lone Star State’, Texans know better that anyone that “the stars at night are big and bright deep in the heart of Texas.” But it can be tricky to find just the perfect spot for stargazing. With the quarantine providing us more free time than ever, stargazing offers the perfect relief to the boredom we’re feeling. With the goal of helping your summer shine a little brighter, our team researched the top places in Central Texas with magnificent views of the night sky. 1)&nb... read more

The tragic events of racial injustice committed against members of the African American community has left our Coldwell Banker® family heartbroken, as it has for many across the nation. These horrible acts not only warrant our mourning, but our action. Coldwell Banker® is proud to join in the fight against inequality, racism, and hate. Our mission is to actively promote and celebrate diversity.             One of the ways we strive to do this is with ou... read more

Traditionally, spring is one of the busiest times of the year for real estate. However, the coronavirus outbreak—and subsequent stay-at-home orders—led many buyers and sellers to put their moving plans on hold. In April, new listings fell nearly 45%, and sales volume fell 15% compared to last year.1   Fortunately, as restrictions have eased, we’ve seen an uptick in market activity. And economists at Realtor.com expect a rebound in July, August, and September, as fears about the pandemic subs... read more