Guest Post Written By Tracy Ellison It’s easy to follow a recipe and decorate remarkable confections, but what rule of thumb do you follow when choosing kitchen cabinets and countertops? With so many tempting choices, it helps to stay focused on a few key items. Take a cue from our helpful hints on kitchen design and combine the perfect mix of hardscape elements with a dash of aesthetics to serve up the ultimate pièce de résistance for your kitchen! Food for Thought  Designing your kit... read more

Guest Post Written by Gabriela Ruiz Before After The real estate market is stronger than ever. We’re seeing many homes across U.S. markets continue to sell fast and coupled with the steady demand from buyers, the increasing home values and frequency of multiple offer situations, it makes this a great time to consider selling your home. This home buyer demand does come with some stipulations with a set of new home trends as a result. One of the key features that has risen as one of the top trends for home ... read more

The San Antonio Business Journal honored these top producers during their virtual celebration on April 14 for the 2021 Best in Residential Real Estate. Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper, REALTORS® was honored to serve as a Platinum Sponsor for this online event.A huge CONGRATULATIONS to each of our individual and team winners: Bizzy Darling (#15 Individual Agent), Lorna Gentz (#16 Individual Agent), Angela Rodriguez (#19 Individual Agent), the Brad Graves Group (#11 Team), the Miguel Herrera Luxu... read more

Guest Post Written by Laura McHolm, Chief of Organized Living & Co-Founder of NorthStar Moving Company  I frequently hear people say: “I don’t know how to be mindful.” “I don’t have time to meditate.” “How do you find the time?” “I don’t even have time to keep up with my errands.” “I would love to be more mindful but ….”  And, usually, the “but” contains a reason relating to time, energy, or schedulin... read more

While many areas of the economy have contracted, the housing market has stayed remarkably strong. But can the good news last? When COVID-related shutdowns began in March, real estate brokers and clients scrambled to respond to the shift. Record-low interest rates caused some lenders to call a halt to new underwriting, and homeowners debated whether or not to put their houses on the market. However, those first days of uncertainty ushered in a period of unprecedented demand in the U.S. real estate market, which end... read more