Go on Pinterest and Houzz and you’ll find plenty of exotic ideas for new home designs, both interior and exterior. But how many of them work in a dreary, rainy, and dark Alaska? Here are some ideas to consider when building a new home, none of which will break your budget. Continue Reading
Check Out These 2016 Real Estate Predictions (January 3, 2016)
The best thing about any predictions is that they’re soon forgotten and by the end of the year no one says ‘Well, she was right about that or that one was way off the mark’. So keep these predictions around, whether in the old-fashioned cut-out-print way, or bookmark Continue Reading
The Housing Challenges of 2016 (December 24, 2015)
Although the final permit numbers for new housing units are not in, there is very little new construction activity in December, and so a downward trend in housing starts has definitely emerged for 2015. With that caveat in mind, this past year brought an 11.23% decline in Continue Reading
Bad Timing on the New Title 21 (December 13, 2015)
The implementation of the new Title 21 scheduled for January 1, 2016, couldn’t come at a worse time for builders and developers. Originally conceived during the housing boom of the mid 2000’s, it was meant to create a more aesthetically pleasing new age community. Ten years Continue Reading
Does Your Home Meet the New Title 21 Code? (Dec. 6, 2015)
After the ten years of blood, sweat and tears over the new Title 21, have you ever wondered where the people who made these new rules live? If they have been afforded the opportunity for home ownership, do they live in what they are advocating? So, we decided to do a Continue Reading
Problems Implementing The New Title 21 (November 28, 2015)
After ten years, endless meetings and committees, and a financial cost too great to calculate, the new Title 21 land use regulations go into effect on January 1, 2016. The new land use regulations were to streamline the process and make it easier for developers, Continue Reading
A Look Into The 2016 Real Estate Market (November 22, 2015)
There are five major reasons why people buy and sell homes. Those reasons are marriage, birth, death, divorce, and job change. Add (in parenthesis) the investor to that list and you have the universal buy/sell equation and Anchorage is no different. The real question Continue Reading
Why Buy New? (October 30, 2105)
Selection New Hultquist communities are popping up all over Anchorage, including southwest, southeast, the hillside and east Anchorage. Hultquist Homes offers a variety of floor plans and homesite options, making it easy for you to find the home and neighborhood of Continue Reading
Deciphering A Condo HOA Budget (October 23, 2015)
Not all condos are created the same and therefore not all HOA budgets will be alike. A townhouse style condo generally sits on a single tract of land. But it can also sit on a platted duplex or four plex lot. The road in front of the unit can be a private driveway or Continue Reading
Know the Covenant Codes Before You Buy (October 16, 2015)
Not all subdivisions are created equally, even though they make look alike and be just down the street from one another. Most, but not all, are regulated by a set of covenants, codes, and restrictions which are enforced by a homeowners’ association. Whether buying into an Continue Reading
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