On November 18, 2022, Westwood will sponsor and participate in the 2023 Housing Market Outlook. This annual event offers an insightful look at current market trends with a forward-thinking perspective on improving homes and communities. Presented by Builder in partnership with HomeAid, the event is more than just a showcase of what industry leaders and innovators might expect…
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month in the United States. During this time, people are reminded to think of the major problem facing hundreds of thousands of families each year, including more than 1.6 million children. Many who struggle with hunger and shelter find the upcoming holiday season and harsh weather of northern climates challenging…
Many advertisements showcase the benefits of bundling your insurance policies together, particularly when it comes to saving money. Depending on the company and the policies you choose to bundle, you could qualify for discounts between 5% and 10%. You might also be interested in the added convenience of having all of your insurance managed by…
It’s an understatement to say that the holiday season is a busy time to travel. New data claims that nearly 47% of Americans will travel in 2022. This is a significant jump, even for pre-pandemic numbers. In 2019, roughly just one-third of people traveled during the holidays. Despite the large number of aspiring travelers, there’s a…
Renovations can add value to your home, increase curb appeal for potential buyers, and create an updated look to refurbish a room. However, updates and improvements don’t have to mean time-consuming and expensive projects. There are lots of simple ways you can make a big impact in a matter of a weekend. When updating your…
Amidst the recent housing boom, many homebuyers felt the squeeze of limited inventory, forcing them to compromise on priorities and engage in competitive bidding that often pushed the cost of a home well above the asking price. In fact, between 2021 and early 2022, one in three homebuyers said they spent too much money on their homes.…
