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Red Cross Blood Drives

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To our Friends and Families: We know this is a difficult and uncertain time. We want to do what we can to help, and we want to be a resource for our communities. Today we’re sharing information and locations regarding blood drives in each of the regions where we build homes. The Red Cross is now facing a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations during this coronavirus outbreak. This blood shortage could impact patients who need surgery, victims of car accidents and other emergencies, or patients suffering from cancer. One of the most important things you can do to ensure we don’t have another health care crisis on top of the Coronavirus is to give…

What Defines a Pahlisch Community?

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When you drive through a Pahlisch community, you know it’s something special. You see a neighborhood that’s been thoughtfully designed and homes that are beautiful both inside and out. There’s also a sense that you can create a life for yourself and your family in one of our homes in the Pacific Northwest. Our central locations, eye-pleasing exteriors, and well-designed interiors, along with amenities such as trails and swimming pools, are the tangible assets that define our communities. You’ll also find that we’ve worked hard to make sure residents feel a true sense of belonging. With Pahlisch Homes, residents can enjoy life within the walls of their homes and the boundaries of their community. Creating a Vision Founder Dennis Pahlisch…

5 Most Popular Pahlisch Homes Floor Plans

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Of course, the outside of your new home needs to be special, but inside is where you really live. That’s why choosing the right floor plan is key to finding the perfect new construction home for you. Floor plans help the flow of the home, create spaces that are open and inviting, and give you the privacy you need. A smart floor plan makes the most of the home’s square footage and pays attention to both style and substance. In this blog post, you’ll find the top 5 most popular Pahlisch Homes floor plans. All single-level homes, these plans make the most of what we like to call “The Pahlisch difference.” Whether you’re drawn to our many design options such…

2019 Pahlisch Homes Thanksgiveaway Recipes

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Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2019 Pahlisch Homes Thanksgiveaway to win a $500 Visa Gift Card for the holidays! Our giveaway ran through the first three weeks of November, and we announced our winners last week. We received over 150 delicious recipe submissions, and we wanted to share them with all of you. Happy Thanksgiving from Pahlisch Homes. Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Casserole – Lora Gregory, Central Oregon Classic Cheesecake Recipe – Virginia Nava, Southeast Washington Cran-Raspberry Jello Salad – Dawnette Davidson, Southeast Washington The Perfect Mashed Potatoes – Diana Soriano, Portland Metro Cream Cheese-Stuffed Pumpkin Dinner Rolls – Allysha Gamble, Southeast Washington Balsamic-Roasted Brussel Sprouts – Stephanie Kotka, Portland Metro Sweet Potato Pie – Lori Warren,…

7 Expert Tips to Sell Your Home Fast

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Buying a new home is a fantastic adventure, but often the answer to what new home you buy depends on how quickly you can sell your current home. Listed below are steps you can take to help you sell your home fast. Here they are, from largest investment to smallest: Find your oldest appliance—and update it. The kitchen is the most inhabited room in your house. Not only is it for food prep and dining, but it’s also the activity center of your home: where kids do homework, where you sit down to pay bills, and where you entertain your neighbors that pop over from next door. Upgraded appliances are a mainstay of any modern kitchen, and are often a…

5 Things to consider when buying a new home

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When buying a new home, there are plenty of things to think about. And even if you write down a list of all your needs and wants, you may still forget some of the things that will affect your life most. Here are 5 things to look for when searching for your new home: Schools If you have children, or are planning to have children anytime in the future, you know how important a school district can be. Make sure you do plenty of research on the schools your children will be attending, but also any news on if the school districts have any plans to change boundaries anytime soon. Future Development You never want to be surprised when moving…

6 Tips for staying organized while packing for your new home

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Moving can be a stressful time, even if you are excited about the important milestone of buying a new house. But preparing for the move in advance can help keep some of that stress away, and can make the experience about your new home. Here are 6 tips for making your moving experience the best it can be: Donate Moving is a great time (maybe the best time) to take stock of the things you own, and the things you can let go. Take the opportunity to reassess the things you really need, especially as it relates to your new home. Chances are you can do some good by giving some of your items to charity, or someone more in…

5 Steps to buying your new home

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Buying a home is one of the most important milestones in your life, but it can also be a stressful time – but it doesn’t have to be. Knowing what you are getting into can help you take it one step at a time, and having a qualified real estate agent to walk you through the process can help you find the home of your dreams. Here are 5 steps of the homebuying process: Find a realtor Finding the right realtor for you is an important step to begin your home search. Your real estate agent should be able to understand your needs and wants, and be able to show you homes within your budget. Find out what you can…

Homeownership is up across the country

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Homeownership is up across the United States, for the first time since 2004. According to Realtor.com, the annual homeownership rate is now 63.9 percent — up from 63.4 percent in 2017. Joseph Kirchner of realtor.com said, “After eight years of recovery, home buyers have employment and confidence that they will keep their jobs, so that they can now take the plunge into homeownership.” The rise in homeownership is due to a stronger economy and fewer foreclosures, as well as millennials who are starting families and buying their first home. Millennial homeownership was up 1.3 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017 Because there are more millennials than Gen X-ers, their home purchases are making an important impact on the market.…