If you’re thinking of sprucing up your home, but are working on a tight budget, don’t despair. Here are five small home projects you can tackle yourself that will enhance your home’s appearance and boost its value without hurting your bank account. 1. Create an inviting entrance: First impressions are always important and a front …
When we imagine the changes that homes will go through in the future, it’s fun to think of flying cars and robots, but realistically it may not be quite so dramatic. Homes are something that we often become emotionally attached to, and as technology and the world changes around us, the most likely impulse will …
When was the last time you used your dining room? According to a recent survey studying the habits of high-end homeowners, many people are looking to maximize the space in their homes by transforming dining rooms into something more practical that will be used on a daily basis. The Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate …
Regardless of whether you live in a house or a condo, own or rent, we all face the exact same agonizing decision at some point – choosing the “perfect” paint color. Just like choosing the right furniture, picking the perfect paint color is very personal and can be an intimidating process. There are so many …
When it comes to real estate, the first impression potential buyers have of your home can make or break their decision to go any further. In fact, the National Association of Realtors recently rated exterior projects among the most valuable of all home improvement projects in their 2014 Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report. Ready to …
Everyone loves a vacation. And these days, with smart phones, digital cameras and apps for just about everything, it’s easy to share your vacation and let all of your Facebook and Instagram friends enjoy it right along with you. Be careful, though, with how and when you share. A 2013 Nationwide Insurance survey revealed that …
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A recent national poll found that a majority of American homeowners not only support renewable energy solutions, but are actively searching for ways to integrate clean energy products into their lives. The nationwide poll, released in March of this year, found that 88 percent of homeowners support renewable energy solutions such as solar power, while …