Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Home of the Month: See the very best in Minnesota architecture every month. Click here to see this year's profiles.
Rambler redux
A fresh take on the standard home style offers an Eden Prairie couple one-level living and a chance to go green.
AIA Home of the Month
The Home of the Month program is a partnership between the Star Tribune and the Minnesota chapter of the American Institute of Architects. It features architect-designed houses selected by a jury of experts. The houses represent a range of prices, styles and locations.
New tack in fighting foreclosures
Wells Fargo is joining with Minneapolis and St. Paul to work with homeowners who are behind on mortgages before they walk away.
92,500 Minnesotans are facing foreclosure
Mortgage delinquencies reach an all-time high in the state and the nation. Experts doubt the trend will turn around until jobs are created.
Build your own not so big house
Plans for some of the homes made famous in Sarah Susanka's "Not So Big" books are available online.
Do-it-yourself farmhouse
In a four-year test of tenacity, a persevering Delano couple built a modern-day farm-style house themselves.
'Divine' intervention averts basement battle of sexes
Interior decorator Candice Olson, host of HGTV's "Divine Design," helped a husband who wanted the basement to be a manly retreat and a wife who desired a room for all.
More From Homes:
- Rambler redux
- AIA Home of the Month
- New tack in fighting foreclosures
- 92,500 Minnesotans are facing foreclosure
- Build your own not so big house
- Do-it-yourself farmhouse
- 'Divine' intervention averts basement battle of sexes
- Home sales rise, but not prices
- Median home prices fell in 80% of metro areas in 3Q
- Lake of the Isles mansion sold for $4.859 million
Homes: Sell
- Going with the flow in adjoining rooms
- Nightmare on a Blaine street
- Accentuate the positive
- The space: A small bedroom in a 1950s rambler
- A Maple Grove dining room gets a makeover
- Apartment rents nearly steady
- Buying home for relative? You'll need license to 'rent'
- Letter and rent escrow action might stop noise
- Keeping house ready to show is hard on renters
- Signed lease, unpaid rent a bad combination
Homes: Senior Living
- For seniors only
- Senior Federation to shut down
- All in the family: Caring for caregivers
- Aging residents strive to connect in retirement
- Private Medicare plans get new rules
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