Introducing Bulldog Commercial Real Estate

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Bulldog Commercial Real Estate is now an official company, expanding on the success of Forever Home Real Estate with a focus on commercial properties across south-central Wisconsin. Backed by strong partnerships with local builders, leasing companies, and lenders, the new venture reflects the same dedication, expertise, and client-first approach that define Anne Baranski’s residential business.

Reasons for Optimism in Dane County

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Spring brings new energy and opportunities to Madison in 2025, from the long-awaited opening of the Madison Public Market to new park shelters, expanded sports leagues, and an impressive lineup of concerts. With new community spaces, entertainment options, and local business initiatives, Madison continues to thrive as one of the Midwest’s most vibrant and forward-moving cities.

Protect Your Investment By Shopping Around for Homeowners Insurance

Choosing the right homeowners insurance policy can save you money while providing peace of mind. By comparing quotes, understanding coverage types, and evaluating insurers’ financial strength, you can find affordable protection that fits your home and lifestyle. Take the time to review your needs, explore add-ons, and work with trusted professionals to ensure you’re fully covered — because a strong policy today can prevent major headaches tomorrow.

Why You Need a Chimney Sweep

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As Wisconsin faces another polar vortex, now’s the perfect time to review essential fireplace safety. Regular chimney maintenance, annual inspections, and smart burning habits can prevent fires and carbon monoxide risks. Whether you use wood or gas, remember — clean chimneys don’t catch fire. Schedule your inspection early and stay warm safely this winter.

The Great Christmas Movie Debate

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Every year, the great holiday debate returns: is Die Hard truly a Christmas movie? From The Nightmare Before Christmas to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, these fan favorites blur the lines between festive fun and seasonal chaos. Grab some cocoa, settle in, and decide for yourself which deserves the Christmas crown.

Prepare Your Home for Winter ASAP

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Winter is coming to Wisconsin, and preparation is key. From cleaning gutters and insulating pipes to trimming trees and inspecting chimneys, these five essential home maintenance tasks will help protect your property and keep you safe through the cold, wet months ahead.

I Now Sell Commercial Real Estate, Too

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Expanding into commercial real estate has opened new doors for me and my clients. From office and retail spaces to multifamily and investment properties, I now offer a full suite of real estate services across south-central Wisconsin — bringing the same professionalism and attention to detail that define my residential work.

The State of Mortgage Rates

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The Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut hasn’t yet translated into lower mortgage rates — but that doesn’t mean buyers aren’t seeing opportunities. With rates hovering near 6%, purchasing power has increased, drawing more buyers back into the market. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or refinance, now’s the time to understand how these rate shifts could impact your next move.

How the NAR Settlement Impacts Buyers and Sellers

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Major industry changes are reshaping how homes are bought and sold following the National Association of Realtors’ $418 million settlement. Buyers must now sign written agreements before touring homes, and commission details can no longer appear in MLS listings. These updates aim to increase transparency and competition — but also make it more important than ever to work with an informed, prepared Realtor who understands the new rules.