Helpful Articles for Buyers & Sellers
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Top Home Features Swaying Buyers’ Purchase Decisions
Top Home Features Swaying Buyers’ Purchase Decisions
A new study suggests touting these property upgrades in your listing description to achieve a quicker sale. -
6 Common Furniture Mistakes to Avoid
6 Common Furniture Mistakes to Avoid
An interior designer shares the biggest errors young people make when outfitting a home for the first time. -
Generative AI Is Your Ally for Smart Staging, Faster Deals
Generative AI Is Your Ally for Smart Staging, Selling
Real estate professionals can use content sponsor AI HomeDesign to lower the costs and effort it takes to stage properties. -
Smart-Home Tech Can Help Achieve ‘Toothbrush-Ready’ Status
Smart-Home Tech Can Achieve ‘Toothbrush-Ready’ Status
Home buyers are demanding more than just a “designer ready” home, but one that’s “toothbrush ready” too. -
Projects Homeowners Are Eyeing for DIY Renovations
Projects Homeowners Are Eyeing for DIY Renovations
Find out what kinds of home improvement endeavors consumers are researching online. -
Don’t Overlook the Driveway’s Power to Enhance Curb Appeal
Don’t Overlook the Driveway to Enhance Curb Appeal
Rather than pavers and plantings, you can accentuate the driveway with stain colors that complement the house. -
Paint Firms Choose ‘Stain Exterior Colors of the Year’
Paint Firms Choose ‘Stain Exterior Colors of the Year’
Find some color inspiration for decks, front doors, siding and more. -
Showcase Your Eye for Design With a .realestate Domain
Showcase Your Eye for Design With a .realestate Domain
In a field where bold and creative designs are make-or-break factors in closings, shouldn’t your website reflect your unique aesthetic? -
When You Shouldn’t Ignore the Cracks in the Wall
When You Shouldn’t Ignore the Cracks in the Wall
Not all cracks are the same. Learn how to separate minor cosmetic imperfections from more significant structural problems. -
‘Entangled’ Landscapes Soften Outdoor Design
‘Entangled’ Landscapes Soften Outdoor Design
Landscape architects are moving away from straight edges and borders, incorporating more plants and hardscape elements.