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Why Homebuyers May Be Looking to Upsize
Pre-pandemic, HGTV and other home improvement experts were touting the benefits of tiny Minneapolis homes for sale as people sought to simplify and downsize. Has quarantining affected homebuyers' wish lists? Here's a look at why upsizing may be the current trend when it comes to Saint Paul homes for sale.
- Millennials "Break Out"
Over the years, people have shifted away from formality in favor of more casual behavior. Millennials are the culmination of this movement toward a laid-back lifestyle. But when it comes to living space, twenty-somethings yearn to escape their current domain of dorm rooms, micro-apartments and multiple roommates for less confining homes.
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7 Tips for Walls That Wow Buyers
One of the easiest and most affordable ways to make your house look better is to tend to your walls. Those scuffs and dents make a home look dingy and older than it is. But you can shed the years and the damage in no time with a few tools and basic techniques sure to make your home stand out among the Minneapolis homes for sale.
- Start With A Clean Slate
Dust and wash your walls at least once a year. You may want to dust your walls more often if you have seasonal allergies. Use a microfiber cloth and a telescoping mop handle to reach up to the ceiling and into corners. Spray all-purpose cleaner onto a second cloth to remove additional grime. Tackle stains and spots with dish soap and a sponge. Never use abrasive cleaners on your walls.
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How Sellers Can Gain an Edge
First impressions are crucial when your home is on the market. As potential buyers pull up to your house for the first time, curb appeal is the first indicator of a home that's well-cared for. Having a sharp, well-defined edge is one of the most basic and inexpensive ways of enhancing your landscape and curb appeal. It provides a professional look and a sense of clarity and also prevents grass from invading your sidewalk, driveway, and garden beds.
If you want your home to stand out from other Minneapolis homes for sale or Saint Paul homes for sale, you have to put your best foot forward. Here are four simple steps to give your lawn perfectly-edged sides.
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Sellers: Why Online Listings Matter More Than Ever
Minneapolis homes for sale and Saint Paul homes for sale continue to attract lots of attention, even at a difficult time for buyers and sellers alike. It's important for agents to protect their clients and themselves, but also to support sellers every step of the way.
Recent surveys have shown most real estate markets throughout the U.S. are seeing a sharp drop in interest. However, motivated sellers can't wait. One of the biggest factors in making the sale: Mastering the art of online listings.
If you are selling, be sure your home has one!
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Can Too Much Landscaping Turn Off Potential Buyers?
Are you thinking about adding your home to the inventory of Minneapolis homes for sale? If so, you're probably already aware of how important curb appeal is for attracting potential buyers. Have you ever wondered, though, if there's such a thing as too much landscaping?
It turns out, the answer is yes! Excessive landscaping can overwhelm potential buyers. Millennials, in particular, aren't interested in spending a lot of time and money on landscape maintenance.
So, how do owners of Saint Paul homes for sale maximize their curb appeal without overdoing it? Start with these four tips.
- Rethink Your Water Features
While koi ponds and fancy water features are a gorgeous addition to many homes, they're not necessarily a selling feature. Some potential buyers may fall in love with it, but others will worry about things like how expensive it is to take care of or how they'll keep the fish alive during the winter. Families with small children or pets may also worry about safety issues.