The PropertyClub Blog

While the idea of picturesque beachside living within the United States may seem like an expensive and far-fetched fantasy, it’s more affordable than you might think. Read on to discover the twelve cheapest beach towns to live in the US. 

Environmentally friendly building techniques have been around for decades, but they’ve only recently gone mainstream. The development of green building standards like BREEAM and LEED certified has created incentives for developers and has raised awareness of the importance of constructing sustainable buildings. Today we'll look at 11 green residential buildings in NYC.

Renting an apartment with an eviction on your record can be challenging, but it’s not impossible. This guide outlines several strategic steps to help you improve your chances of securing a rental despite an eviction.

Besides being the most populated borough in New York City, Brooklyn is quite expansive, with a lot of areas to explore. If you're concerned about local crime, the the safest neighborhoods in Brooklyn are Dyker Heights, Borough Park, and Park Slope.

Montana is known for its stunning Big Sky views and Rocky Mountain peaks. In recent years, the state has seen experienced significant population growth, attracting residents looking for a more relaxed lifestyle. If you are thinking about making the Big Sky State home, check out our list of the ten safest places to live in Montana. 

Tennessee is known for its country music heritage and incredible Appalachian panoramas, but the state also has a dark side as it suffers from high violent crime rates. Today we'll look at the worst cities in Tennessee for crime, including Memphis, which is one of the most dangerous cities in the US.

Dallas is known for its great nightlife, music venues, and skyline. However this iconic Texas city has a crime rate that is well above the national average, and many areas of the city are best avoided. The most dangerous neighborhoods in Dallas are South Boulevard-Park Row, South Dallas, and Cedar Crest.

The richest towns in NJ are Short Hills, Alpine, Ho Ho Kus, Essex Fells, and Saddle River. With a per-capita income far surpassing the national average, New Jersey hosts an array of affluent communities. Explore the economic landscapes of these top-ranking towns, as well as a few more, as we delve into their financial prowess.

Yes, a seller can back out of an accepted offer before closing, but there are consequences and conditions to consider. Common reasons for backing out include emotional attachment, inability to find another home, life events, low appraisals, and buyer contingencies.

Figuring out how many solar panels are needed to power a house depends on various factors like your energy usage, roof direction, and the amount of sunlight your location receives. In this article, we’ll explain the key considerations and provide a guide to help you estimate the number of panels you might need.

Getting a clear to close means the underwriter has approved all your loan documents, and the bank will fund your mortgage as long as your credit or job status hasn't changed. This article will explain what happens after you get the clear to close, how long it takes to close, and if you can still be denied. We'll also cover what to do after clear to close, and answer some frequently asked questions to help you understand the final steps of buying a home.

The chilling phenomenon of serial killers continues to captivate and terrify us. While their motives and methods vary, understanding where these acts occur most frequently can offer valuable insights. This blog delves into the ten states within the US that have witnessed the highest number of serial killings.