Tag: lancaster county
Increase Your Home’s Value with 4 Easy Renovations
Investing in your home can bring you benefits both now and later. Not only does keeping your home up-to-date make it safer and more convenient to live in, but a quick do-it-yourself renovation can also increase your home’s value! By increasing the value of your house, you’ll set yourself up to sell it at a […]
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3 Historic Lancaster Landmarks to Visit
Lancaster’s rich history is part of what makes this county so lovely to live in. There are many local landmarks throughout the county that have shaped our community as we know it today. German immigrants, commonly known as the Pennsylvania Dutch, first settled in the area in 1709, and multiple buildings within the county have […]
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5 Creative Ways to Support Local
Although we currently can’t sit down at restaurants, leisurely browse shopping aisles, or host public in-person events, there are still plenty of creative ways to support local businesses during the COVID-19 crisis. Whether you have money to spare or funds are tight, there are multiple actions you can take to support the local shops you […]
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Why is Roots Beer Distributor an Essential Business?
Although many businesses shuttered their doors as COVID-19 first swept across the nation, beer distributors belonged to one of the few categories of businesses that continued to operate. You may be wondering, “Why are beer distributors essential?” In short, many beer distributors carry life-sustaining products, like food and water, in addition to beer, which makes […]
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Commons Food Hub is Nourishing Lancaster during COVID-19
We may not be able to make our usual rounds to Prince Street Cafe, Passenger, or any of our other favorite Lancaster coffee shops during this COVID-19 crisis, but there is good news! Commons Company has started an initiative that makes it easy for us to continue to support local small businesses—Commons Food Hub. By […]
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The Story of 1319 Quarry Lane
Nestled in the heart of the School Lane Hills neighborhood, 1319 Quarry Lane is steeped in stories and charm. Just a short walk from Downtown Lancaster, Buchanan Park, F&M College, and Lancaster Country Day School, the updated home features an inviting dining room with a bay window, a completely revamped kitchen with granite countertops, tile […]
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FAQs About COVID-19 Answered by a School Leader
In mid-March 2020, Governor Wolf announced the closure of all PA schools due to the growing concern surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) breakout. The Department of Education has been doing their part to help support and facilitate home-schooling, but right now, we’ve encountered more questions than there are answers. To get an insider’s take on the […]
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Why are Mortgage Rates Going Up Instead of Down?
Since the first glimpses of the COVID-19 pandemic in the US, many of our Buyer and Seller clients have been reaching out to us with questions about the housing market—among the most common questions are those regarding interest rates for new mortgages and refinancing. In early March, there were many news headlines about the mortgage […]
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From an Expert: Small Business Questions
As we continue to navigate these uncertain times, we’re seeing daily changes in every industry, especially small businesses. Jeremy Allen, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with the Walz Group, provided us with a brief synopsis of what financial experts are seeing on a daily basis. This information was provided to us as of Wednesday, March […]
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Important Update Regarding COVID-19 from RE/MAX SmartHub Realty
The past several weeks have certainly been challenging for all of us. As developments continue relating to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), please rest assured that RE/MAX SmartHub Realty remains committed to meeting your real estate needs. As of March 19th, RE/MAX SmartHub Realty has been operating under a work-from-home strategy. The Pennsylvania Governor’s decision to […]
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