by Paul Johnson | Feb 10, 2016 | Living Urban
Ever since the onset of the Great Recession, many Americans have begun to embrace the notion of downsizing. Keeping up with the Joneses has long been the driving factor behind the so-called American dream, but some people have realized that they really don’t...
by Paul Johnson | Jan 27, 2016 | Market Trends
Portland is a place like no other. As cities go, it’s not among the largest in the nation, and perhaps that’s why residents still have the unfailing friendliness that is more often found in much smaller towns. It’s a city of hipsters and foodies,...
by Paul Johnson | Jan 20, 2016 | Living Urban
The older homes that Portland neighborhoods are famed for often feature the floor plans popular when they were built. Which is to say, small, separated living spaces. The open floor plans that have become more desirable over the last several years have led plenty of...
by Paul Johnson | Dec 22, 2015 | Living Urban
Many of America’s most beautiful cities feature homes from bygone eras. While these architectural gems certainly hark back to a time when craftsmanship was of the highest order, modern homeowners face a dilemma when purchasing them. Are they willing to take on a...
by Paul Johnson | Dec 16, 2015 | Living Urban
Living sustainably has become more important to many people concerned by the worsening environmental impact of global warming. More and more conscientious adults are seeking ways to curb wasteful practices and do their part for the environment, whether that means...
