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DIY Home Projects to Help the Time Fly During the Pandemic

October 5, 2021 by Bob Shannon Leave a Comment

DIY Home Projects to Help the Time Fly During the Pandemic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By:  Special Guest Contributor, Bob Shannon of Seniorsmeet.org

Staying at home more often means you’re doing your part to stop the spread of infection, but it doesn’t mean you have to be bored. When you’re not working or going out as much, there are plenty of DIY home improvement projects you can do to help pass the time. Working on small renovations can help boost your mood by giving you a fresh perspective. It can also boost your home’s value, which will come in handy when it’s time to list. Learn about a few of the best DIY projects you can do while staying closer to home below.

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Give Your Cabinets a Makeover

Doing a full kitchen remodel might be tempting, but it’s a large scale project that requires the help of several professionals. If you’re trying to practice social distancing, it’s probably best to avoid such projects for the time being. Luckily, kitchens can be freshened up with many smaller-scale projects, too.

For example, there are so many possibilities for making your cabinets look like new. Repainting your cabinets or updating the hardware can give your kitchen an entirely new feel. Good Housekeeping says there are a lot of mistakes to be made when painting cabinets yourself, but knowing the pitfalls will help you get the best results. Plan ample time and buy the right materials, and you’ll love your refreshed space!

Revamp Your Master Bedroom

You probably spend a lot of time in your master bedroom, which is why it deserves a makeover every now and then. Looking at before and after is a great way to get inspired. Something as simple as a fresh coat of paint can enliven a dated bedroom. Or you can take it a step further by getting a new area rug, adding storage solutions or updating your window treatments to make the room look bigger.

Update Your Fixtures

One of the cheapest and easiest ways to revive your interior design is to update your hardware and fixtures. Installing new light switch covers, towel bars, door handles or shower heads is a great way to make dated features look new. You can replace all of these things with basic tools you probably already have around the house.

The best part of updating these fixtures is that the parts are small enough to be delivered to your house without racking up major shipping costs. You can also support small local businesses such as hardware stores by calling to order the parts you need. Many local businesses will ship items or allow you to pick up your order outside the store.

Put in a New Door

Many homeowners get fixated on interior improvements because it’s what they see the most. However, many exterior projects can be worth the time and money. In fact, when you consider the return on investment (ROI), many exterior renovations will give you a higher ROI than interior jobs. On top of that, you gain health benefits from being outside that are welcome at any time but especially during a pandemic, like stress reduction and an immune system boost.

Projects such as adding a deck, overhauling your landscaping or putting in a new garage door are great ways to boost your home’s value, but they usually require help from the pros. A smaller job to consider is a front door replacement.

Installing a new steel entry door costs about $1,300, but your return is around $1,200, according to Budget Dumpster. If your current door is in good condition, giving it a fresh coat of paint is a cost-effective way to boost your curb appeal.

When to Call a Pro

It’s not in your or your home’s best interest to attempt certain projects. Roofing, electrical, structural, and major plumbing work is best left to the professionals as tackling these projects on your own could be dangerous and possibly damage your home. For example, if you need a roof replacement or repair, reach out to the skilled and reliable professionals. If you want to surround the perimeter of your property with a fence, work with reputable contractors instead of doing the work on your own, as professionals will be aware of underground utility lines. As you vet fence companies, read reviews and feedback from past customers.

Doing DIY projects is a great way to be productive when you’re self-isolating. Many projects are cheap and easy to do, while also increasing the value of your home. Plus, when you take on small-scale projects, you can usually get the items you need delivered to your door, making it easier to practice social distancing.

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Bob Shannon created SeniorsMeet.org, along with his wife, Mary, to have a website that allows seniors to meet up and talk about topics that are relevant to their daily lives. They hope to build SeniorsMeet into a community of like-minded seniors.

Filed Under: Home construction, Home Decor & Garden, North Shore Lifestyle, Odds & Ends, Real Estate Tips

Our Favorite North Shore Fitness Studios

February 13, 2020 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

Our Favorite Fitness Studios on the North Shore

WORKING OUT IN 2020!

 

Fitness Studios on the North Shore

Fitness Studios on the North Shore

It’s February and time to reassess your New Year’s Resolutions – is working out one of them?? If you are new to town, or just need to shake up your fitness routine, here is a list of some of our favorite North Shore places to work out

BODY SCIENCE PFT – KENILWORTH

Body SciencePFT offers a unique workout experience designed to make fitness your lifestyle! You will be encouraged, motivated and given the tools to reach your goals. We map out a plan for you, support you along the way and celebrate your success. You will find an outstanding and highly qualified group of trainers, a beautiful state-of-the-art facility and a high-energy, fun environment.

NIYAMA YOGA – WILMETTE
Niyama Yoga has been located in Wilmette for over 15 years: providing room temperature vinyasa, yin & restorative as well as Niyama Hot yoga classes, not just to Wilmette, but also Winnetka, Evanston and the rest of the North Shore. They’ve been a space where individuals can find the time for moving with their breath, at their pace, while also becoming part of a community.

COREPOWER – WINNETKA
(additional locations in Skokie, Glenview)
Core Power believes in working every muscle and every emotion. The classes, instructor and network of over 200 yoga studios nationwide welcome you when you’re ready for a yoga fitness experience like no other.

ORANGE THEORY FITNESS – GLENVIEW
(additional locations Evanston and Highland Park)
Orange Theory is a 1-hour, full-body workout, focused on training endurance, strength and power. We use heart rate-based interval training, which burns more calories post-workout than traditional exercise. … Intensity is based on your own individual heart rate zones, making the workout effective for all fitness levels.

SALT NORTH SHORE – KENILWORTH
(additional location in Northbrook)
SALT approach blends fundamental elements to give you the freedom of a tailored approach. By bringing strength, cardio, flexibility and core workouts into our classes, SALT ensures the work you do with us adds up to more than the sum of its parts.

SHRED415 – NORTHFIELD
The Shred415 experience is an instructor-led high intensity interval training class that targets all levels of clients. The 60-minute workout alternates between treadmill and floor training and leaves its loyal members empowered and motivated.

SPENGA GLENVIEW
(additional location in Evanston)
Unlike any studio of its kind, SPENGA combines three essential elements of fitness to
create what’s simply known as the best workout ever. That’s why each 60-minute
SPENGA session boosts your endurance, strengthens your muscles and restores your body through a combination of spin, HIIT training and yoga.

SPYNERGY WINNETKA
Spynergy is a dedicated cycling studio that provides exceptional workouts fueled by
inspiring music in an intimate studio setting. One of the first boutique indoor cycling
studios, Spynergy has been a mainstay of the community for over 15 years.

 

Filed Under: North Shore Lifestyle, Odds & Ends

‘Tis the Season to Skate

January 12, 2020 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

‘Tis the Season to Skate on the North Shore and Chicago area

Ice skating on the North Shore and Chicago area

 

January is the perfect month to dust off your skates, bundle up and hit the outdoor skating rinks. Here are some of our favorite outdoor ice rinks on the North Shore and surrounding Chicago area

Wilmette Park outdoor rinks

Mallinckrodt Park (location: 1960 Elmwood Avenue) and Gillson Park (location: area west of tennis courts) can be used for recreational skating only (NO HOCKEY). When usable, Mallinckrodt and Gillson Park outdoor ice rinks are lighted until 10:30 p.m.

Thornwood Park (location: 2400 Thornwood Avenue) is available for pond hockey as well as recreational skating Sunday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Friday & Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Schedules listed on website

Winnetka Park District outdoor rinks

Gullen’s Pond (Location: 460 Hibbard) is an outdoor refrigerated rink at the Winnetka Ice Arena. Skate rentals are available for $6 at the ice arena front desk. Check the website to confirm rink is open – weather permitting! You can rent the rink for broomball parties and hockey and skating

Indian Hill Park (Location: 31 Wilson Street) has rink hours from Dawn to Dusk December 15 through February 17

Northfield Park (Location: 240 Lockwood Avenue, Northfield) has rink hours from Dawn to Dusk December 15 through February 17

Glencoe Park district outdoor rinks

Watts Center (Location: 305 Randolph Street) has two lighted outdoor ice rinks and is located on more than three acres of land at Watts Park

Chicago area outdoor rinks

Maggie Daley Skating Ribbon (Location: 337 East Randolph) is in the heart of downtown Chicago, with the City’s skyline as a backdrop, a ribbon of ice winds through a rolling landscape providing an ice skating experience unlike any other. Complementing the ribbon are places to enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and rent skates.

Rink at Gallagher Way ( Location: 3635 N. Clark) the new 8000 square foot ice rink right near Wrigley field

Skate Millennium Park ( Location: Michigan Ave between Washington & Madison Streets) Skating is free and open to the public

 

Filed Under: Fun Events, North Shore Lifestyle, Odds & Ends

Where to See Santa on the North Shore this Season – 2019

December 8, 2019 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

Where to See Santa on the North Shore

Where to See Santa on the North Shore

Where to See Santa on the North Shore

December 14, 2019
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

Santa is coming to the Skokie Park District! Please join us for a delicious pancake breakfast, entertainment and a raffle. Take pictures with Santa at this all ages event. All adults and children must pre-register for this event. Fee is per person. Registration will not be taken the day of the event.

Location: Oakton Community Center, 4701 Oakton St., Skokie
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December 14, 2019

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA AT THE HILTON CHICAGO NORTHBROOK
Enjoy a scrumptious breakfast buffet at Allgauer’s on the Riverfront’s annual Breakfast with Santa. Breakfast buffet, pictures with Santa and more! Call 847-509-7010 for reservations.

Location: Hilton Chicago Northbrook, 2855 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Northbrook
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December 14, 2019
SANTA SCAVENGER HUNT

 Santa is hiding at Westfield Old Orchard Mall!  Follow us on Instgram @WestfieldOldOrchard to find clues to discover where Santa is hiding on December 14th & 24th! Find him & you’ll be instantly rewarded with a prize!

Location: Westfield Old Orchard, Old Orchard Rd. at Skokie Blvd., Skokie
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December 14, 2019 1:40PM

SKATE WITH SANTA

From Winpark.org: Sleigh rides on ice and a visit from Santa Claus will highlight this community tradition at the Winnetka Ice Arena. This event is open to all ages and abilities. Stick around for the Holiday.

Location: Winnetka Ice Arena, 490 Hibbard Rd., Winnetka, IL

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December 15, 2019 1PM

SKATE WITH SANTA

From Patch.com: 1:00-2:45 P.M. at Centennial Ice Rinks Santa is coming to Centennial Ice Rinks! Join Santa on the ice for candy-cane giveaways, relay races and a shoot the puck contest! Students – $8 Adults – $9…

Location: Centennial Ice Rink, 2300 Old Glenview Rd, Wilmette, IL

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December 15, 2019

BRUNCH WITH SANTA

From Patch.com: Sunday December 15 2019: seatings at 9:00am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 12:00pm…

Location: The Glen Club, 2901 W Lake Ave, Glenview, IL

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December 15, 2019
PICTURES, BRUNCH AND PIZZA WITH SANTA

Skip the mall and come see Santa at Firehouse Grill this holiday season! Join Firehouse Grill on Sunday, December 15th for pictures with Santa! The ticket includes a visit with Mr. Claus and a brunch/lunch buffet! There will also be a craft project available for the kids if they would like to partake! Santa will be available for photos, so make sure you bring your camera. There are three different time slots for this event:  9:30-11:00am, 11:30-1pm or 1:30-3pm!  Please make sure you are selecting the right time for your visit when you purchase your tickets! Limited space for each time slot, so get your tickets today!

Location: Firehouse Grill, 750 Chicago Ave., Evanston
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December 21, 2019
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA AT THE HILTON CHICAGO NORTHBROOK

Enjoy a scrumptious breakfast buffet at Allgauer’s on the Riverfront’s annual Breakfast with Santa. Breakfast buffet, pictures with Santa and more! Call 847-509-7010 for reservations.

Location: Hilton Chicago Northbrook, 2855 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Northbrook
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December 24, 2019
SANTA SCAVENGER HUNT

Santa is hiding at Westfield Old Orchard Mall! Follow us on Instgram @WestfieldOldOrchard to find clues to discover where Santa is hiding on December 24th! Find him & you’ll be instantly rewarded with a prize!

Location: Westfield Old Orchard, Old Orchard Rd. at Skokie Blvd., Skokie
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Filed Under: Fun Events, Odds & Ends

Lend a Hand this Holiday Season

November 13, 2019 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

Featured Holiday Volunteer Opportunities

Looking for a way to give back this holiday season? Here are a few of our featured volunteer opportunities in the area.

A Just Harvest

www.ajustharvest.org

773-262-2297

A Just Harvest provides nutritious meals to anyone in need in partnership with community organizations to ensure on any given night as many as 200 people get enough to eat. Help serve in the community kitchen this holiday.

 

Catholic Charities of Chicago

www.catholiccharities.net

312-655-7700

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago is one of the largest private, non-profit social service agencies in the Midwest. It annually assists more than one million people, without regard to religious, ethnic or economic background. They offer 150 programs at 164 locations across Cook and Lake counties.  And, 92 cents of every dollar they raise goes directly to their programs.

 

Feed My Starving Children

www.fmsc.org

847-984-3486

Non-Profit that provides nutritionally complete meals specifically formulated for malnourished children. Their process is simple. Donations given by people just like you fund the meal ingredients. Volunteers hand-pack the meals. Meals are donated to FMSC food partners around the world, where kids are fed and lives are saved! Pack and fund lifesaving meals this holiday!!

 

Fill A Heart for Kids

www.fillaheart4kids.org

This is a Lake forest based agency that began when the McAveeney family began taking in homeless children in the Chicagoland area. They learned thousands of foster kids living in group homes for children had lost hope that they would never be adopted  A staggering number of babies, children and street kids were in desperate need of support. They felt they needed to do more – to show these kids they are valuable, important and their families care about them. Help local homeless and foster kids during the holidays.

 

Night Ministry

www.thenightministry.org

773-784-9000

A Chicago based organization that works to provide housing, health care, and human connections to members of our community struggling with poverty or homelessness. By volunteering you can make a difference in lives of young people and adults who turn to Night Ministry when they have nowhere else to go.

 

New Trier Township Food Pantry

www.newtriertownship.com/156/food-pantry

847-446-8201

Food donations can be dropped off at New Trier Township office at 739 Elm Street.

Pantry helps our less fortunate neighbors make ends meet.

 

New Trier Township Holiday Gift Program

www.newtriertownship.com/206/Holiday-Gift-program

847-446-8201

Provides holiday gifts to resident families facing financial hardships. Volunteers can sponsor a family by purchasing gifts this holiday season.

 

Filed Under: Fun Events, Odds & Ends

North Shore Halloween Fun for Kids – 2019

September 23, 2019 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

The Ultimate Guide to North Shore

Halloween Fun for Kids!

Friday, October 18, 5:30 – 8pm, Halloween Spooktacular,(Kid friendly), 2400 Chestnut Ave, Glenview

Saturday, October 19, 4 – 8pm – Halloween Happenings (Kid friendly), Wilmette Park District

Friday, October 18, 4 – 6pm, Pumpkins in the Woods, (Kid friendly), Tower Road Beach, Winnetka

Saturday, October 26, 1 – 2:30pm – Spooky Skate (Kid friendly), Wilmette’s Centennial Ice Rink

Saturday, October 19, 6 – 9:30pm, Haunted Trail (age 10 & up – scary), Lloyd Beach, Winnetka

Saturday, October 26, 10 – 1pm Evanston Trick or Treat Trot, (Kid friendly), Charles Gates Dawes House, 225 Greenwood, Evanston

Thursday, October 31, 1 – 2pm, The Big Halloween Balloon Show, (Kid friendly) Winnetka Community House

Saturday, October 26, 3 – 6pm, Boo Bash, (Kid friendly) The Glen Town Center, Glenview

Saturday, 10/19 and 10/26, 12 – 1:30pm, Scream Scene – Lights On, (Kid friendly) 4701 Oakton Street, Skokie

Saturday, November 2, 5:15 – 8pm  Zombie Scramble, (Kid friendly) Ladd Arboretum, Evanston

Filed Under: Fun Events, North Shore Lifestyle, Odds & Ends Tagged With: halloween, Kids, North Shore

Amy Schumer’s Apartment Isn’t Selling—Here’s Why

October 2, 2016 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

Pricing is Key!  Even for Movie Stars!
Comedian Amy Schumer’s apartment in New York City has been sitting on the market since last November with no buyers. Here’s why.

Amy Schumer’s Apartment Is a Real Estate Train Wreck—Here’s Why

Comedian Amy Schumer may know how to get the laughs rolling, but it turns out there’s one thing she’s not so hot at: selling real estate! Case in point: Her New York apartment has been sitting on the market since last November with no takers.

Amy Shumer building

So what’s the problem?

For starters, it’s certainly not because the place is “tiny” as Schumer so modestly put it in (at least) one interview. Sure, it’s a one-bedroom unit, but it’s also a penthouse—the top floor of a gorgeous brownstone. It also has roof access and a fireplace in the living room and bedroom.

So, although the bona fide star comedian was probably overdue for a real estate upgrade, her poor-me-in-my-tiny-one-bedroom schtick is truly a laugh riot. Seriously, check out a pic of the interior below.

Amy Schumer apartment

So what’s really the problem with Schumer’s apartment? Why hasn’t it sold yet? Allow us to elaborate on a few reasons why:

Reason 1: The price

It was listed in November 2015 for $2,075,000. But just recently she switched real estate agents (neither of whom could be reached in time for comment) and slashed the price to $1,625,000. That’s a significant price cut, which suggests her original asking price was just too high for New Yorkers to stomach.

Reason 2: It’s an expensive walk-up

Amy Schumers stairsNew Yorkers generally don’t blink an eye when they see a studio selling for millions. But what makes them quake in their Jimmy Choo heels is the thought of trudging up flights and flights of stairs, which is what they’ll have to do to reach Schumer’s penthouse apartment. In fact, her place is a fifth-floor walk-up. Hel-lo, my own building has an elevator, and it’s only four floors!

“Right off the bat, the five flights of stairs jumps out as a potential show stopper, especially in Manhattan where you’re competing with elevator buildings,” says Florida Realtor® Cara Ameer. “While a penthouse is nice along with having access to a rooftop deck and garden, you have to weigh the trade-offs The good news is you will be able to skip going to the gym in lieu of getting a stair workout each day!”

Reason 3: It’s a co-op

A co-op, or cooperative, for anyone lucky enough to be spared the hassle of learning its many intricacies, is a form of housing where you don’t just go and buy the place you want to live. That’s way too simple for New York! Instead, you purchase shares in a corporation that owns the building. This means that the home-buying process is a lot more complicated.

“The application process could be lengthy, and it usually includes the presentation of a board package with a lot of financial information and meeting in person with the board of directors of the building,” explains Chris Leavitt, Director of Luxury Sales for Douglas Elliman. Going co-op is often a fact of life in New York, since co-ops comprise roughly 75% of Manhattan’s housing inventory. But co-ops are on the wane, with most new buildings being sold as condos instead.

Reason 4: You can get more space for less cash in Brooklyn

“This price point can get you far more space in a much nicer building in Brooklyn’s new developments,” says Emile L’Eplattenier, a real estate marketing and sales analyst at Fit Small Business. “The decision to live in Manhattan or Brooklyn has moved from a matter of pure economics to one of preference. Many people with Manhattan budgets are now choosing to live in Brooklyn.”

Reason 5: No pets allowed

And let’s face it, it’s hard enough to get by in New York and trudge up a five-story walk-up you paid over a million for without a cute furry face to greet you once you open the door, right?

All of which adds up to five good reasons Schumer’s apartment may continue to sit on the market untouched—or perhaps five good reasons she decided to move out. Who knows? Maybe she was pining for a house cat to keep her company. And oh yeah, an elevator.

 

Source: Amy Schumer’s Apartment Isn’t Selling—Here’s Why ~ Realtor.com

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The Malibu Beachfront Home of "Jan Brady" Proves a Wise Real Estate Investment

August 21, 2016 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

An example of the power of wise real estate investment.

Lots of opportunities on the North Shore to invest in real estate – the fall and winter months can reveal some great deals too!  Eve Plumb, better known as Jan Brady, just made 7,000% profit on the Malibu beachfront home she purchased as an 11 year old.  Call me today to find your next real estate investment on the North Shore!

‘Brady Bunch’ star Eve Plumb sells Malibu home — see inside – TODAY.com

By:  Jordan Mute, Today.com

“Here’s a story of a lovely lady” named Jan Brady who’s quite a real estate mogul these days.

The days of “The Brady Bunch” might have come and gone, but Eve Plumb who played Jan Brady in the hit show is still riding the wave of her early fame. The actress turned painter recently sold her home in Malibu for $3.9 million.

Eve Plumb "Jan Brady" Sells Malibu Home for 7,000% profit!

Eve Plumb “Jan Brady” Sells Malibu Home for 7,000% profit!

The 58-year-old purchased the beach house back in 1969, the first year of her role as Jan Brady, for $55,300, reports the Los Angeles Times. She was just 11-years-old. Talk about being wise beyond her years!  The bungalow style home, which is located on one of Malibu’s picturesque beaches, includes three bedrooms and 1.75 bathrooms. The home was listed by Brian Linder and William Baker of Deasy/Penner & Partners.  While slightly dated, the décor inside has a tropical feel, making it perfect for a beach retreat. Whitewashed wood gives the home a light and airy look.

Eve Plumb's Beachfront home in Malibu

Eve Plumb’s Beachfront home in Malibu

“The most notable feature was, of course, the site on Escondido Beach Road, with one of the largest oceanfront parcels available in the area,” wrote J.J. Juarez of Deasy/Penner & Partners in an email to TODAY. “It was essentially a little cottage, with no heat or air conditioning, but a fabulous view on one of the best private beaches in Southern California.”

A wrap around deck allows for sunset cocktails on the beach. Sign us up!

And if the new owner isn’t interested in the home’s 50s style charm, there’s a sleek and modern rendering from Meis Architects of what the current 850-square-foot home could transform into with a little TLC.

Interior of Eve Plumb's Malibu beach home

Interior of Eve Plumb’s Malibu beach home

Source: ‘Brady Bunch’ star Eve Plumb sells Malibu home — see inside – TODAY.com

Filed Under: Home Values, Odds & Ends, Uncategorized

Ashley Olsen In Contract to Buy Greenwich Village Condo – WSJ

May 17, 2016 by Lisa Finks Leave a Comment

Ashley Olson condoRemember the Olsen twins?  All grown up and buying real estate. . . Former child actress and fashion designer Ashley Olsen is in contract to purchase a condo at Greenwich Village’s 37 East 12th Street. (more)
Source: Ashley Olsen In Contract to Buy Greenwich Village Condo – WSJ

Filed Under: Odds & Ends

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