Todd Lewys

Every home has a story, almost without exception. That's certainly the case with a sprawling bungalow situated amid a huge, beautifully treed lot in North Kildonan, says Glen MacAngus of Royal LePage Top Producers.

Sometimes, home buyers think the saying, “location, location, location” is a cliché. Not so, says Scott Moore of Century 21 Bachman & Associates.

One of the biggest issues big families deal with is getting organized on busy weekday mornings — when work and school schedules intersect.

Remodel wows with character, style, function For unknown reasons, many older homes — in addition to being dated — were never fully developed or updated by their previous owners.

As riverside enclaves go, St. Vital's River Road tends to fly under the radar.

As popular as homes with open-concept floor plans have been over the past decade or two, the design can create an inherent flaw.

As attractive as the exterior designs of most two-storey attached homes are, would-be buyers often cringe inwardly when they think about what awaits inside.

As you make your way down Kingston Crescent in Old St. Vital, you can’t help but think there’s more to the area than meets the eye.

Everyone loves a sprawling bungalow with an attached triple garage. Problem is, it's difficult to build one in the city because lots typically aren't large enough to accommodate such a wide home.

It's something we all imagine at one time or another — the financial ability to build our dream home, and the freedom to have it designed to our personal preferences.