Are we getting a little too much déjà vu from the 1970s?As a Realtor® who pays attention to economic trends—not just what is happening on the MLS—I’ve been
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A house can tell a very different story in October than it does in June.Landscaping has tremendous visual power. In fact, 97% of REALTORS® say curb appeal is important in attracting a buyer. But
You don't need a shopping cart full of seasonal décor to give your home a fresh look for fall. With about $100 and a little creativity, you can make a noticeable difference.Start at the front
October is a good month to look at your home with fresh eyes. Summer can hide a lot behind green lawns, full trees and long days. As the season changes, take a walk around your property and see what