Real Estate

In the past, aerial video in marketing carried an exceedingly high price tag and was not cost-efficient. However, drone video has changed the face of video content for local industries by reducing costs and increasing accessibility for almost anybody looking for a new view.

Looking for an outdoor wedding venue? SWFL is home to some of the most beautiful beaches, gorgeous grasslands and other sites. Another bonus is that SWFL has amazing weather year-round, so you can reduce your chances of an un-ideal wedding in horrible weather.

If you are considering buying your first home in 2019, you’re not alone. This is expected to be the most active year yet for millennial homebuyers.

WM of Charlotte County’s fleet of 80 trucks provides waste collection for 18,000 homes and 700 businesses daily, which can leave the trucks a little smelly and attract unwanted pests that can damage the trucks’ electronics.

Are you an avid reader who gazes at your growing stack of books, wondering who else could benefit from a good read? Or maybe the urge to read strikes at hours when your local library or bookstore isn’t open?

While you’re getting ready to start spring cleaning, it’s also a good time to make kitchen upgrades. Small but impactful updates can add value and make a home more appealing to buyers when the time comes to sell.

Household hazardous waste is more common than you think. It includes items like cleaning chemicals, motor oil, unused paint, car batteries and fluorescent lamps.

More than 90 million chocolate bunnies are hopping into Easter baskets worldwide. This cherished holiday tradition offers fun surprises but also creates a lot of waste.

With the market on the upswing and new ways to capitalize on rental properties through services like Airbnb, you might be considering making an investment of your own.

Waste Management has launched its first waste and recycling collection trucks in Charlotte County powered by compressed natural gas (CNG). Through the Charlotte and Collier County fleets, SWFL continues to benefit from Waste Management’s investment in the largest “clean” energy fleet in the state.