When you compare the cost of building a home to buying an existing home, the biggest question that arises is which option makes the most economical sense? Many people would assume that buying an existing home is cheaper than building, …
We’re celebrating 35 years in business this year so I thought it would be fun to do a multi-part blog series on the history of NDI. I’ll cover how NDI was started, the early years, and much more! I hope …
We think delivering beautiful and functional homes for our clients is an important mission, and we are proud of every home we’ve built. But there is a lot that goes into it! Following, exploring, and experimenting with new home trends …
NDI has a big birthday this month! We’re celebrating 35 years in business this year so I thought it would be fun to do a multi-part blog series on the history of NDI. I’ll cover how NDI was started, the …
I love examining trends in new home design, and the start of each year seems like a great time to take a look at what’s hot, and at the same time, what’s not. First up, let’s talk about what’s trending… …
Everyone is talking about interest rates, and specifically when the Fed will ease increases, and what impact that will have on mortgage rates. A lot has changed over the last 12 months, and to help us sort through it, I’ve …
My 2022 New Year’s Resolution was to cook one new recipe each week. I had done this back in 2006, and it really jump started my love for cooking! While I did a very poor job of sharing my favorite …
Happy New Year! I hope this finds you and yours well and enjoying 2023 so far! After saying “See ya later 2022!”, we were all very happy to ring in the new year. What will it bring? No one knows …
My son Andrew and I started baking together last year. Baking is not my forte, mainly because I am absolutely terrible at following directions. Baking requires a type of precision in the kitchen that I do not possess. But when …
When Paul and I bought our first home in 2000, the mortgage rate was over 8%. While that seemed “normal” back then, today’s buyer has been accustomed to the historically low rates we’ve had for over a decade. So when …
