Here’s the truth: we’re as nervous and unsure about what lays ahead as anyone, but we’re sticking together, supporting one another and doing our part to stay positive and be a resource to anyone who may need. As part of that effort, we’ve realigned many of our priorities and as a company are focused on

Ready for the understatement of the year? We’re in strange times, folks. Thankfully, we’re also in modern times with technology available to us that is going to make it easier for us to stay open, stay available and, more important, stay safe — both for our employees and our customers, trades, partners, etc.  Our guiding

It’s no secret, but it’s not exactly shouted from the rooftops, either. And the fact that neither Arthur nor Sally Goldammer feel much of a need to make it known that Verity Homes is a family run business speaks volumes. It’s partly their Midwest upbringing that values humility over ego, but it’s also the fact

The following article was originally posted by Bell Bank, and we thought it was worth re-posting considering spring 2020 is quickly approaching and time is running short to prepare for the highly likely spring flooding soon to come. It’s true that not all homeowners are required to have flood insurance. But a harder truth is

Moving to a new home is a whirlwind of excitement. From picking out the perfect neighborhood to decorating your new place, there’s a lot of fun to be had throughout the moving process. If you’re downsizing, then you’re probably also looking forward to lower mortgage payments, less lawn care, and a more laid-back lifestyle. However,

Walking into the new Inspirations by Verity, the North Dakota-based homebuilder’s new custom home design studio located on the south side of Fargo, your eye doesn’t quite know where to start. Or stop, rather. There’s so much to see. But the new state-of-the-art studio isn’t just for looking.  “Yes it’s a stunning space from the

It’s a fact of life. Prices always go up. Year after year, the cost of building goes up. Raw material prices go up. Labor prices go up. Overhead costs go up. Not always a lot, but if you were a betting man, the odds are definitely in favor of prices going up season after season. 

Stop me if this sounds familiar… You’ve been renting an apartment now for a few years, maybe longer. Roommates have come and gone, but now you’ve grown up, gotten a job, made some money and can now afford to have “a place of your own.” A nice two-bedroom apartment with an elevator and underground parking.