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Homeowners Project Handbook
- Appraiser, Architect
- Arlington, TX
Referral from
Mar 21, 2016
Carrie B.:
I feel like I have seen this question posted here or in the Arlington List digest, but my searches have come up empty. We are wondering...
Susan G.:
One more suggestion: www.homeownersprojecthandbook.com This is a publication of the Boston Society of Architects (for whom I work). It...
Referral from March 21, 2016
Carrie B. asked:
I feel like I have seen this question posted here or in the Arlington List digest, but my searches have come up empty. We are wondering about hiring a...
Susan G. replied:
Yes, Bruce Irving, formerly of This Old House has a renovation consulting business. He's in Cambridge. www.bruceirving.biz
Sarah W. replied:
If you're loking for an architect, Andrea Morton of AMorton Design has done some extensive planning and renovation work around this area and on the cape. She's excellent and would be happy to come over and talk through options with you as well as help guide you through some estimates! Andrea Morton http://www.amortondesign.com/
Referral from November 7, 2016
Laura B. asked:
Can anyone point me to a reputable, independent art appraiser (no low-baller auctioneer) in the area? Thanks in advance!
Ariel W. replied:
The professional organizations for appraisers, the Appraisers Association of America http://www.appraisersassociation.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.ViewPage&PageID=741 and the American Society of Appraisers http://www.appraisers.org/find-an-appraiser both have detailed search functions where you can specify location, type of art, and purpose of appraisal (eg for taxes, for a will, for a divorce settlement, etc).
Referral from October 6, 2016
Del W. asked:
Any recommendations for antique furniture appraisers, please?
Jess M. replied:
Reach out to the folks at Evolution Home. If they can't do it themselves, they should certainly have some solid recommendations.
Referral from November 28, 2017
Margo S. asked:
We have this curio cabinet which we are looking to part ways with. It is old, and the debate with my husband is whether or not it is "antique" and possibly worth...
Tracy K. replied:
You can take a photo of it and send it to Skinner's Auction House in Boston and they will give a rough idea. If you look at their web site it gives you the information and it is free unless you want a written estimate.
Referral from May 17, 2017
Melody A. asked:
Do you know of any trusted appraisers who really understand the unique Fairlington market? (We're not selling and don't want a new realtor). Thanks in advance!
Jason R. replied:
Kay Houghton publishes a Fairlington market report that gives average home sales by type of unit. That seems like what you're looking for.
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