The third week of the online housing fair came to a close, marking another milestone period filled with exciting property previews, educational webinars, and special deals. By now, you’ve probably narrowed down your real estate options after talking to the developers featured in the fair and comparing discounts. If you haven’t yet, don’t wait much long because the housing fair is on its last week!
Take a trip down memory lane and see what you missed in the third week of the fair:
May 17: Property Preview: North Orchard Residences by Solar Resources Inc.
A greenery-dotted neighborhood, North Orchard Residences promotes the ultimate suburban living experience, allowing residents to commune with nature in an extraordinary way. It features recreational and commercial hubs that meet the essential and lifestyle needs of modern homeowners. Here are some more highlights from the property preview:
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DLP Real Estate Capital Announces - Luxurious Class a Multifamily Portfolio Acquisition of 560 Apartment Units in Kentucky
March 16, 2021 GMT
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - March 16, 2021 - ( Newswire.com )
DLP Real Estate Capital announced its acquisition of the Chandler Park portfolio, a multifamily property portfolio, consisting of two communities in Owensboro and Paducah, Kentucky. This 560-unit portfolio is comprised of 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom units and marks the companies’ first footprint in the Bluegrass State.
Don Wenner, Founder and CEO of DLP Real Estate Capital commented, “We are thrilled to not only make our mark in Kentucky, but more importantly, we’re excited to have an impact on hardworking individuals and their families by providing affordable homes in safe communities. Chandler Park offers higher luxury at affordable pricing.”
Use these antimicrobial materials while redesigning your house in COVID-19 times
If you’re planning on getting your home redesigned or renovated, we suggest you take a look at these materials that will help you design a safe interior. December 27, 2020 / 07:19 AM IST
Within a short span of time, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives as we know it. While the virus may be short-lived, it will have a long-term impact on home design and is likely a collective fear of germs, which will ultimately lead to a cultural shift towards having cleaner homes and a greater interest in antimicrobial building materials, decor, and surfaces. If you’re planning on getting your home redesigned or renovated, we suggest you take a look at these materials that will help you design a safe interior.
A sneak peek into a post-COVID-19 home
Let us sneak a peek inside your post-pandemic home.
You enter your home carrying essentials that guarantee you a ‘quaran-time’ of about a week. Consumed by the fear of contaminating your home, your safe place, you hesitate.
You now find yourself in need of a ‘buffer zone’ – a place where you can leave groceries, online deliveries and humans alike, and buy yourself time to breathe easy (literally). A place that is part of your house but not your home.
The modern open plan does not work here. You need to enclose this activity and for that, historical architecture has a solution - the foyer, the hallway or the “verandah”. Integrating a wet area for cleaning up (powder toilet) and a dry one (a store), gives us Zone 1.