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BY JOSEPH PUBILLONES Creators Syndicate We all look forward to innova- tive and inspiring ideas for our homes. Some of us scour interior design magazines. Others snap pictures of designs they like when they travel. Some visit furniture stores and look at professional vignettes for inspiration. These are all great guides. However, sometimes, designs go awry. If you are doing it yourself, there is no one to blame but — you guessed it — yourself. But what happens when a designer’s ideas are off-key? We all want the latest and greatest, but on occasion, this may take us down the wrong path. Designers always love to try something new — the freshest ideas, aka “trends” in designer lingo. These trends result in prod- ucts and furnishings designed with a theme or other reference in mind. They create an impact in the marketplace and, ultimately, in your home. A few decades ago, Tuscan-inspired interiors and French Provencal designs were the trends to follow. It kind of made sense.Who doesn’t want their home to remind them of a wonderful excursion, whether a trip through Mexico or a seaside escape in the Mediterranean? Thematic design and accesso- ries are always important in most furniture shows and designer show houses. One can easily remember iconic design trends such as the pineapple motifs or, in more recent years, the red coral on everything from fabric to bed- sheets to lamps to eating utensils. Of course, every region has its preferred motif: antlers and ducks in the country, shells and nauti- cal themes for beachside settings. But going overboard is easy — so beware. It’s quite common for home- owners and designers to get carried away with an idea and end up in a minefield. Some advocate collecting certain items to tie a home’s individual rooms together, but it really depends on the item. For example, a large collection of blue-and-white Chinese pottery may exude a sense of luxury as an room’s accent or featured piece. But on the other hand, a group- ing of all-bamboo furniture in one room may seem a bit con- trite. Good design — regardless of whether the design is a version of modern minimalism or of grand over-the-top maximal- ism — is based on balance and sensibility.Things have to make sense or they simply approach the absurd. Don’t make the mistake of doing something that is not ap- propriate for your home. Re- frain from high-gloss lacquered walls or metallic wallpaper in an old home, as every bump and imperfection will show and these types of finishes go against the grain of the home. Similarly, layers upon layers of fabrics and window treatments are best left for traditional architecture rather than contemporary frameworks. Everything in a home should feel natural with the style of archi- tecture and the kind of home. “Appropriate” should be the mantra of every design decision of any home. Otherwise, you may end up making expensive a design faux pas — whether you’re a designer or not! Joseph Pubillones is the owner of Joseph Pubillones Interiors, an award- winning interior design firm based in Palm Beach, Florida. His website is www.josephpubillones.com. House Calls What happens when a designer’s ideas are off-key? Everything in a home should feel natural with the style of the place. Does it make sense to update the whole bathroom or just repair the damage? BY EDITH LANK Creators Syndicate Dear Edith:We bought a wonderful home in a desirable suburb last June. It was built in 1988, and it has been well maintained with a beautiful kitchen upgrade, but there are no bathroom updates. We’ve discovered a leak in the shower in the master bath, which has slightly damaged the kitchen ceiling.We are weighing updating the master bath entirely versus just fixing the leak in the shower and the ceiling. It seems like baths are a relatively good investment. The kicker is that when we bought the home, we thought we’d be here for 15 years or so, but a new dream job opportunity has come up, and there is a possibility we’ll relocate in the next six to eight months. Does it make sense to update the bath- room if we might sell so soon? — B. While there are excep- tions, improvements don’t usually increase the value of a property by the amount spent. That would be par- ticularly true if you’re going to relocate soon. Of course, I don’t know how your home compares in price with its neighbors — whether it might be the least or most expensive one in the area. That would make a difference, for it can be particularly difficult to recoup an investment in the most expensive house in the neighborhood. Nor do I know how much you’d be spending on that bath. It does seem a shame, though, to have the house torn up with con- struction only to leave it. I’d certainly wait until the job situation is settled. Then, if you want a new bath, do it for your own satisfaction, not necessarily as an investment. AFTER A SHORT SALE Hi, Edith: My house was not worth what I owed on the mortgage, so a short sale was the best option. How long after a short sale do I have to wait before applying for a new mortgage? I’ve heard it is two or three years. — D. For those who aren’t familiar with the term, a short sale is one that doesn’t bring enough to pay off the mortgage(s) and lien(s) on the property. In order to sell the property, the lien hold- ers must agree to settle for less than is owed. In the unlikely case that you’d been making your mortgage payments right up to the date of sale and had not defaulted on the loan, you could immediately apply for a Federal Hous- ing Administration-backed mortgage on another house. More often, though, the unfortunate ex-homeowner does have to wait two years. After that time, with a 20 percent down payment, it’s possible to qualify for a conventional mortgage. Contact Edith Lank at www. askedith.com, at edithlank@ aol.com or at 240 Hemingway Drive, Rochester NY 14620. 4C WK819 Real Estate MIAMIHERALD.COM H1 Ines Hegedus-Garcia 2019 Residential President MIAMI Association of Realtors Miami Single-Family Homes Post Fourth Biggest Sales Year in History Existing Condos Finish with Sixth-Most Annual Sales Miami recorded the fourth-most annual single-family home sales in county history in 2018 as total dollar volume and median prices rose at year-end and in 4Q 2018, according to the MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI) and the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) system. Miami-Dade County registered 12,931 single-family home sales in 2018, up 1.1 percent from the year before. Lack of supply in certain price ranges and neighborhoods and higher interest rates impacted sales. Decreasing rates are expected to boost sales in coming months. Inventory and months’ supply of single-family homes continues to drop, showing a strong demand and insufficient supply. The only years that reported more annual Miami single- family home sales were 2015 (13,898 single-family home transactions), 2014 (13,508) and 2016 (13,164) had more annual Miami single-family home sales. MIAMI and the MLS have been tracking county sales since 1994. Existing Condominiums Post Sixth-Best Sales Year Miami existing condominiums posted the sixth-best sales year in history despite competing with Miami’s multi-billion-dollar new condo construction market. A total of 13,863 Miami existing condominiums were sold in 2018, up 5.6 percent from 13,132 in 2017. Miami real estate’s top sales years for existing condos: 2013: 17,120; 2012: 16,383; 2014: 16,337; 2011: 16,187 and 2015: 15,897. Mid-Market and Luxury Single-Family Sales Post Major Gains in 2018 The $300,000 to $600,000 proved to be the most popular price point for Miami single-family homes in 2018. The price sector posted a 15.7 percent increase in sales year-over-year, increasing from 5,448 sales in 2017 to 6,303 in 2018. The luxury segment ($1 million and up) also proved to be hot sector for single-family homes. Miami luxury home sales increased 15.9 percent in 2018, increasing from 878 to 1,018. Ines Hegedus-Garcia Related ISG International Realty (305) 758-2323 [email protected] KENDALL DR. & SW 107TH AVE. Village of Kendale 6 bedroom, 3 bath, familyroom 2 car garage (3600sf under roof) 1/2 acre on corner surrounded by aluminum fencing & electric gate. 305-527-3331 305-527-3335 [email protected] RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL SFH Huge yard(4k sq ft) for pets, storage or build onto existing property.Good for single person with dogs or small business that needs backyard storage room. Inside is updated. 1 BR/1 BA $138,000 786-290-7865 HALLANDALE BEACH 1 BR, 1 1/2BA, Direct Beach access across the St. Near Aventura Mall, Hollywood Beach $179K 305-600-7329 PONGA A LA VENTA SU PROPIEDAD POR SOLO 1.5% DE COMMISSION Ponga su propiedad a la venta por real estate por solo 1.5% de comision y en mas de 500 websites a traves del mundo. www.goldentowerrealty.com 305-507-7436.$0 786-346-0037 [email protected] TIMESHARES ON GULF IN NAPLES Because of the death of my husband, I have 2 timeshares at Vanderbilt Beach and Harbour Club in Naples for sale. 2BR/2BA. Both 50th week.Maintenance was paid this year. About $950 per condo next year. Price $6000 for one or $11000 for both. 727-412-3719 [email protected] 2/2 DUPLEX PINCREST 1,600 SQ Ft,all appliances,parking $1,900 786-449-1756 CASA 3/3 $2200 Florida Room; Lavadora y secadora; Utilities aparte- NO estan incluido; No efficiency; 4 carros; A/C Cary 305-298-8429. Cocoplum 7322 Vistalmar 1 story 5 beds, 4.5 baths. Impact, generator, big pool, 2 car gar. Rent 13,500/mo. Consuelo T. Stewart Shelton and Stewart Rltrs Call 305.666.0669 REDLANDS - 4/2-132 Ave. Big new House. 1 acre lot, 10min. fr. Kendall. 305-951-4487 GABLES-BY-SEA WATERWAY Beautiful 4bed/3bath cul de sac. Direct bay views and access. Bring your yacht or sailboat and enjoy sunsets/sunrises. Close to everywhere! $8,400 305-440-9866 [email protected] HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Backyard and indoor patio. $1900 monthly. 786-547-0386 û HOUSE FOR RENT û 3/2. Central A/C. Utility for W/D. Area 47th Ave. & NW 6th St. Parking for 2 cars. 305-442-6027 305-799-8297 1/1 DADELAND/KINGS CREEK 3rd flr,security,cable/water,no pets,pool, incl,$1100 1st/last+secdep [email protected] 2/1 DUPLEX $1,500 Central A/C min. to Gables, Brickell SW 17 av & 20 st Upstairs duplex No pets 305-308-4184 [email protected] APARTMENT FOR RENT - 1/1 off of Coral Gables, Schenlin Park. Priv entry. Utilities incl., Priv. 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Transcript of What happens when adesigner’s ideas areo -key?...2019/02/23 · Corporate Park in...
BY JOSEPH PUBILLONES
Creators Syndicate
We all look forward to innova-tive and inspiring ideas for ourhomes. Some of us scour interiordesign magazines. Others snappictures of designs they like whenthey travel. Some visit furniturestores and look at professionalvignettes for inspiration.Theseare all great guides. However,sometimes, designs go awry.
If you are doing it yourself,there is no one to blame but —you guessed it — yourself. Butwhat happens when a designer’sideas are off-key?
We all want the latest andgreatest, but on occasion, thismay take us down the wrongpath. Designers always love to trysomething new— the freshestideas, aka “trends” in designerlingo.These trends result in prod-ucts and furnishings designedwith a theme or other referencein mind.They create an impact inthe marketplace and, ultimately,in your home. A few decades ago,Tuscan-inspired interiors andFrench Provencal designs werethe trends to follow. It kind of
made sense.Who doesn’t wanttheir home to remind them of awonderful excursion, whether atrip through Mexico or a seasideescape in the Mediterranean?
Thematic design and accesso-ries are always important in mostfurniture shows and designershow houses. One can easilyremember iconic design trendssuch as the pineapple motifs or,in more recent years, the red coralon everything from fabric to bed-sheets to lamps to eating utensils.Of course, every region has itspreferred motif: antlers and ducksin the country, shells and nauti-cal themes for beachside settings.But going overboard is easy — sobeware.
It’s quite common for home-owners and designers to getcarried away with an idea and endup in a minefield. Some advocatecollecting certain items to tie ahome’s individual rooms together,but it really depends on the item.For example, a large collection ofblue-and-white Chinese pottery
may exude a sense of luxury as anroom’s accent or featured piece.But on the other hand, a group-ing of all-bamboo furniture in
one room may seem a bit con-trite. Good design — regardlessof whether the design is a versionof modern minimalism or of
grand over-the-top maximal-ism— is based on balance andsensibility.Things have to makesense or they simply approach theabsurd.
Don’t make the mistake ofdoing something that is not ap-propriate for your home. Re-frain from high-gloss lacqueredwalls or metallic wallpaper in anold home, as every bump andimperfection will show and thesetypes of finishes go against thegrain of the home. Similarly,layers upon layers of fabrics andwindow treatments are best leftfor traditional architecture ratherthan contemporary frameworks.Everything in a home should feelnatural with the style of archi-tecture and the kind of home.“Appropriate” should be themantra of every design decisionof any home. Otherwise, youmay end up making expensive adesign faux pas — whether you’rea designer or not!
Joseph Pubillones is the owner ofJoseph Pubillones Interiors, an award-winning interior design firm based inPalm Beach, Florida. His website iswww.josephpubillones.com.
House Calls
What happens when a designer’s ideas are off-key?
Everything in a home should feel natural with the style of the place.
Does itmake sense to update thewhole bathroomor just repair the damage?BY EDITH LANK
Creators Syndicate
Dear Edith:We boughta wonderful home in adesirable suburb last June.It was built in 1988, and ithas been well maintainedwith a beautiful kitchenupgrade, but there are nobathroom updates.
We’ve discovered a leakin the shower in the masterbath, which has slightlydamaged the kitchenceiling.We are weighingupdating the master bath
entirely versus just fixingthe leak in the shower andthe ceiling. It seems likebaths are a relatively goodinvestment.
The kicker is that whenwe bought the home, wethought we’d be here for15 years or so, but a newdream job opportunityhas come up, and there isa possibility we’ll relocatein the next six to eight
months. Does it makesense to update the bath-room if we might sell sosoon? — B.
While there are excep-tions, improvements don’tusually increase the value ofa property by the amountspent.That would be par-ticularly true if you’re goingto relocate soon.
Of course, I don’t knowhow your home comparesin price with its neighbors— whether it might be theleast or most expensive onein the area.That would
make a difference, for it canbe particularly difficult torecoup an investment in themost expensive house in theneighborhood.
Nor do I know howmuch you’d be spending onthat bath. It does seem ashame, though, to have thehouse torn up with con-struction only to leave it.
I’d certainly wait untilthe job situation is settled.Then, if you want a newbath, do it for your ownsatisfaction, not necessarilyas an investment.
AFTER A SHORT SALE
Hi, Edith: My housewas not worth what I owedon the mortgage, so a shortsale was the best option.
How long after a shortsale do I have to waitbefore applying for a newmortgage? I’ve heard it istwo or three years. — D.
For those who aren’tfamiliar with the term, ashort sale is one that doesn’tbring enough to pay off themortgage(s) and lien(s) onthe property. In order to sellthe property, the lien hold-ers must agree to settle forless than is owed.
In the unlikely case that
you’d been making yourmortgage payments rightup to the date of sale andhad not defaulted on theloan, you could immediatelyapply for a Federal Hous-ing Administration-backedmortgage on another house.
More often, though, theunfortunate ex-homeownerdoes have to wait two years.After that time, with a 20percent down payment, it’spossible to qualify for aconventional mortgage.
Contact Edith Lank at www.askedith.com, at [email protected] or at 240 HemingwayDrive, Rochester NY 14620.
4C WK819Real Estate MIAMIHERALD.COM
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Ines Hegedus-Garcia2019 Residential President
MIAMI Association of Realtors
Miami Single-Family Homes Post FourthBiggest Sales Year in History
Existing Condos Finish with Sixth-MostAnnual Sales
Miami recorded the fourth-most annual single-family homesales in county history in 2018 as total dollar volume andmedian prices rose at year-end and in 4Q 2018, accordingto the MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI) and theMultiple Listing Service (MLS) system.
Miami-Dade County registered 12,931 single-family homesales in 2018, up 1.1 percent from the year before. Lack ofsupply in certain price ranges and neighborhoods and higherinterest rates impacted sales. Decreasing rates are expected toboost sales in coming months. Inventory and months’ supplyof single-family homes continues to drop, showing a strongdemand and insufficient supply.
The only years that reported more annual Miami single-family home sales were 2015 (13,898 single-family hometransactions), 2014 (13,508) and 2016 (13,164) had moreannual Miami single-family home sales. MIAMI and theMLS have been tracking county sales since 1994.
Existing Condominiums Post Sixth-Best Sales YearMiami existing condominiums posted the sixth-best sales yearin history despite competing with Miami’s multi-billion-dollarnew condo construction market. A total of 13,863 Miamiexisting condominiums were sold in 2018, up 5.6 percentfrom 13,132 in 2017.
Miami real estate’s top sales years for existing condos:2013: 17,120; 2012: 16,383; 2014: 16,337; 2011: 16,187 and2015: 15,897.
Mid-Market and Luxury Single-Family Sales Post MajorGains in 2018The $300,000 to $600,000 proved to be the most popularprice point for Miami single-family homes in 2018. The pricesector posted a 15.7 percent increase in sales year-over-year,increasing from 5,448 sales in 2017 to 6,303 in 2018.
The luxury segment ($1 million and up) also proved to behot sector for single-family homes. Miami luxury home salesincreased 15.9 percent in 2018, increasing from 878 to 1,018.
Ines Hegedus-GarciaRelated ISG International Realty
(305) [email protected]
KENDALL DR. & SW 107TH AVE.
Village of Kendale 6 bedroom, 3 bath,familyroom 2 car garage (3600sf underroof) 1/2 acre on corner surrounded byaluminum fencing & electric gate.305-527-3331 [email protected]
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL SFHHuge yard(4k sq ft) for pets, storage orbuild onto existing property.Good forsingle person with dogs or smallbusiness that needs backyard storageroom. Inside is updated. 1 BR/1 BA$138,000 786-290-7865
HALLANDALE BEACH1 BR, 1 1/2BA, Direct Beach accessacross the St. Near Aventura Mall,
Hollywood Beach $179K 305-600-7329
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TIMESHARES ON GULF INNAPLES Because of the death of myhusband, I have 2 timeshares atVanderbilt Beach and Harbour Club inNaples for sale. 2BR/2BA. Both 50thweek.Maintenance was paid this year.About $950 per condo next year. Price$6000 for one or $11000 for [email protected]
2/2 DUPLEX PINCREST 1,600 SQFt,all appliances,parking $1,900786-449-1756
CASA 3/3 $2200 Florida Room;Lavadora y secadora; Utilities aparte-NO estan incluido; No efficiency; 4carros; A/C Cary 305-298-8429.
Cocoplum 7322 Vistalmar1 story 5 beds, 4.5 baths.
Impact, generator, big pool,
2 car gar. Rent 13,500/mo.Consuelo T. Stewart
Shelton and Stewart Rltrs
Call 305.666.0669
REDLANDS - 4/2-132 Ave. Bignew House. 1 acre lot, 10min.
fr. Kendall. 305-951-4487
GABLES-BY-SEA WATERWAY
Beautiful 4bed/3bath cul de sac. Directbay views and access. Bring your yachtor sailboat and enjoy sunsets/sunrises.Close to everywhere! $8,400305-440-9866 [email protected]
HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedrooms, 2baths. Backyard and indoor patio.$1900 monthly. 786-547-0386
û HOUSE FOR RENT û3/2. Central A/C. Utility for
W/D. Area 47th Ave. & NW 6thSt. Parking for 2 cars.
305-442-6027 305-799-8297
1/1 DADELAND/KINGS CREEK 3rdflr,security,cable/water,no pets,pool,incl,$1100 1st/[email protected]
2/1 DUPLEX $1,500 Central A/Cmin. to Gables, Brickell SW 17 av & 20 stUpstairs duplex No pets [email protected]
APARTMENT FOR RENT - 1/1off of Coral Gables, SchenlinPark. Priv entry. Utilities incl.,
Priv. Pkg. $1300/mo. 1 person.786-458-9409
APARTMENT FOR RENT1/1, Pool, parking, quiet area.
Coral Gables. $1000/mo.TEL: 786-356 -5614
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Apartments for rent in brand newbuilding in historic Little Havanadistrict close to downtown, Jacksonhealth district and Brickell. Onecovered parking space included perunit, water included, security, gatedentry, air conditioned common areasand interior hallways, elevator,washers and dryers on every floor.Various models and locations featuringlarge 2/2s, 2/1s and 1/1s available forimmediate occupancy. $1,[email protected]
C.Grove only $99 Sec. Deposit1/1 - $1125 By Cocowalk & Bay,pool gtd no pets 305.774.1507
WKENDALL 8000SW-149AVE
WKendall,2/2,866sf,NewCenAC,AllTile,NewS/SteelAppl.NewKitCab,NewTWH,Pool,$1488 786-367-0862
LITTLE HAITI DESIGN DISTRICTDUPLEX
I bed /1 bath newly renovated newkitchen w stainless steel appliancesliving room and small den or extrabedroom. $1000/month786-486-7109
LITTLE HAITI DUPLEXAPARTMENT FOR RENT
1/1 in design district. New kitchen/bath/floor, Parking. $1000 month786-486-7109 786-486-7109
Mia/Brickell 1/1 - $1195Gated Security, Walk toPublix and MetroRail, Balcony305-858-6323
MIA/Little Havana 1/1 - $1095Parking, hi-views, gated,balcony, 305-545-6619
MIAMI 9150 NW 7 AveClean 1bd/1ba $895. No petson-site mgr. 305-756-7002
MIAMI BEACH CONDO FORRENT $2600 Beautifully updated 1bedroom 2 full bathrooms with directocean views. Renovated kitchen andbathrooms. Can be rented furnished orunfurnished. [email protected]
TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT 4/3.5$1,90011379 SW 234 ST Homestead, Fl 33032786-719-6553
AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESSFOR RENT:
Auto Mechanic Body Shop andDealership. Ready to operate.6K sq.ft. - divided. Great loc.
524 N. Dixie Hwy, Hollywood,FL
TEL: 786-344-6178 or954-445-5894
35,000 SF WAREHOUSE FORLEASE within InternationalCorporate Park in Doral. Asking $7.50PSF Gross. Dalton Easton [email protected]
AIRPORT/PalmettoWarehouses For RentNW 58 St to 74 St Area
Free Rent untilMarch 31st,2019
STREET LEVEL1250, 1350, 1500, 18002500, 3600, 4400 Sq Ft
DOCK & DOCK/RAMP2100, 2500, 3300, 3500, 36004200,5000, 6600, 9685 & up
Lrg Offices & Ample ParkingRental Office 8190 NW 66 Stwww.caribenational.comCaribe National Realty Corp
305-593-0587 Realtor
Hollywood Greene Street22,575 SF/(11,250SF & 11,325SF)100% a/c Showroom office andwarehouse dock & grade level
Principals Only - For LeaseGary 954-776-9900
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also climate controlledstorage starting @$29/mo.
Offices/StorefrontFree Rent until
March 31st,20194315 NW 7 ST
Retail/ Storefront• 750sf $1500 • 1600sf $3000
Office Space• 480sf $800 • 500 sf $850
Restaurant• 1,139sf, $25K $2,950 Rent
Storage Space•Various Sizes Avail
2255 SW 32 AVERetail/Storefront
2nd Floor • 1440 SF $2,150All incl RENT, CAM, TAXwww.caribenational.com
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Real EstateSALES
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complex Lease 1200, 1800,
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