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There are many great places to live in the US. Some are better than others for buying real estate. Below is a list of 8 places that qualify as some of the best locations to consider a move in 2017.

Your dream home is probably one of the biggest investments that you will make in your lifetime. Apart from its monetary value, a home carries abundant emotional significance for the owner who makes millions of memories within the soothing confines of those four walls that he/she can call his/her own.

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‘#Green’ living can be touted as one of the hottest trends in the real estate market today. Not only does an eco-friendly home save energy costs, but also provides you the opportunity to do your part in sustaining the natural resources and conserving the environment as a whole.

After the U.S. elections, it’s time to ask the next big question – what will happen to the U.S. economy? It’s hard to tell what the new year might hold for the economy but as far as real estate is concerned, here are five trends that could make an impact in 2017.

One of the most trending flooring alternatives for both contemporary domestic and commercial purposes is the chic-looking yet highly functional recycled glass.

One of the keynotes the first day of the SXSW Eco conference was Kate Brandt from Google. Kate was there to discuss 21st infrastructure and what that means for Google and for us.

One of the coolest keynotes this year at SXSW Eco was "Designing a Just City: Hip Hop + Architecture." The speakers were Michael Ford the "Hip Hop Architect" from Hip Hop Architecture and Design Justice advocate, Bryan Lee Jr., the Civic Design Director for the Arts Council of New Orleans.

One of the lectures I attended at SXSW Eco 2016 this year was called "1% Is Not Enough: Increasing Access To Organics" presented by Kashi Foods.

One of the talks at SXSW Eco conference was Nuclear Sharks by Philippe & Ashlan Cousteau.