What’s your landscape style? Are you a green thumb or a fake-it-till-you-make-it type? Flowers, grasses, trees, vegetables, fruits, and shrubs…so many options! With the summer season almost over, we want to make sure you get the most out of your landscaping no matter your skill level. With the help of our Landscaping Trusted Vendor, Paul… Read More
Summer Sippin’ with Megan Malone
July 12, 2019
Summer is in full swing and that means outdoor entertaining is, too. It’s time to take advantage of that sprawling deck or cozy backyard and invite your favorite people over for dinner and drinks. Dinner is easily mastered with the help of a grill, but drinks are where you can really “wow” your guests. We… Read More
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Work Hard, Play Hard
June 7, 2019
On Thursday we hosted our annual Summer Vendor BBQ, something we love to do as a partnership with our vendors to come together and have some fun. Our Trusted Vendors are an extension of our team, so we always want to celebrate them whenever possible (What’s a Trusted Vendor? Keep reading to find out!). Each… Read More
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Kick-off the Summer
May 23, 2019
School is out and that means summer is here, my favorite time of the year. You’ll normally find me boating on the lake or hanging by the pool, but I also like to venture out and see what activities Omaha offers. My son, Billy, just graduated from high school, so I want to make family… Read More
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Hail Alley
April 26, 2019
Have you ever heard of Hail Alley? Hail Alley stretches from Texas all the way to the Dakotas, including Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. While timing varies from state to state, Nebraska’s peak hail season happens in June. Nebraska is actually one of three states that averages the most days of the year with golf… Read More
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Opera Omaha at The Mastercraft
April 10, 2019
Opera Omaha- photos by Adam Larsen The Mastercraft has been many things in my life: my future wedding venue (The Living Room), a place where I bought furniture once and a source of connections that led to my current job here at PJ Morgan Real Estate, which just so happens to manage the building. But… Read More
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Dam the Ice and Snow
February 28, 2019
No, there isn’t a typo in the title of this blog. Or is there…? Either way, this winter is wreaking havoc on all of us including our houses. As this winter continues to worsen, I decided to share a few tips on what to watch out for around your home and what to fix immediately… Read More
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20 Tips Leading you to a Sold Sign
February 15, 2019
Selling your house can be a daunting task. So how can you speed up the process, you ask? By starting out on the right foot. They say photos are worth a thousand words, and that is the truth! Make sure your house is in picture-perfect shape before having listing pictures taken. Once photos are taken,… Read More
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Clearing the Clutter
February 1, 2019
In our last blog post, you learned the art of Marie Kondo’s famous organizational methods. Thanks to us (and Marie!) you now have a pile of trash bags filled with “junk” that no longer brings you joy. While you might be convinced no one could ever find joy in your discarded belongings, think again. As… Read More
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Holiday Traditions
December 21, 2018
Holiday traditions are what make this time of year so memorable. I love taking time to reflect on the things my grandparents and parents did to make events special: whether it was special food they prepared or games they would play. I also love to think of ways to create new memories and traditions with… Read More
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Small Business Saturday
November 21, 2018
We get inundated this time of year with advertisements from all the big retailers, Amazon ads on all of our social media and brightly sweatered, happy dancing hoards on every commercial. However, if we look past all that tinsel and noise, we can do more good with our holiday shopping dollars when we support small… Read More
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…but first coffee
October 12, 2018
As the temperature drops, and the leaves start to change I often find myself staring out of the window, itching to get out of the office. The fall also brings a steep rise in my need for afternoon coffee and carbs. Because of this, I decided to take it upon myself to investigate local coffeeshops… Read More
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