Picture Perfect
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Picture Perfect

A great finish doesn’t come cheap, but it can make or break the look of a custom home. Many homeowners expect plumbers and electricians to be expensive but are surprised at the prices charged by other subcontractors. The most obvious example of this is the professional painting company.

The Tennesseean: Fall Parade of Homes in Brentwood will highlight smaller spaces, high-end features
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The Tennesseean: Fall Parade of Homes in Brentwood will highlight smaller spaces, high-end features

Charming details are big at Nashville Parade of Homes planned for this Fall “Our goal is to keep it small and build something attainable that people want…Many homeowners are looking for smaller spaces but with high-end finishes”, said Alan Looney, Castle Homes president.

The Regulatory Minefield
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The Regulatory Minefield

Government red tape takes time, money and skill to navigate. That’s why you need a pro. Some people don’t realize how highly regulated the construction business has become. According to the National Association of Home Builders, the costs of complying with government regulations now account for nearly a quarter (24.3%) of new home prices—30% more than just five years ago.

StyleBlueprint: You Must See This 12,000-Square-Foot Greek Revival Home in Leiper’s Fork
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StyleBlueprint: You Must See This 12,000-Square-Foot Greek Revival Home in Leiper’s Fork

“In the universe of possibility, a couple with a vision and a team of experts can artfully design a new home to resemble a mid-19th-Century Greek Revival home. Elemental characteristics of Greek Revival architecture largely resemble those of antebellum architecture — the main similarities are the columns and pediments, porches and grand entryways.”

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