Bonnie Brunson / Real Estate in Vega$

08/01/2026

07/15/2026

 Great idea for a table outside or in!

07/04/2026

God bless America, again!

07/01/2026

A couple of pieces of my Nevada-based art: one done recently, one created years ago. Hiking and exploring in Nevada is an endless and varied joy of experiences, while horseback riding is still a major tradition here, all over our State!

06/25/2026

If you're thinking about selling your home, you've probably heard the term "months of supply" thrown around. But what does it actually mean? ⁣
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Months of supply measures how long it would take to sell all available homes at the current sales pace. It's one of the clearest indicators of whether we're in a buyer's or seller's market. ⁣
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Here's the breakdown: ⁣
- Less than 5 months = Seller's market (low inventory, more competition among buyers) ⁣
- 5-6 months = Balanced market ⁣
- More than 6 months = Buyer's market (more inventory, buyers have negotiating power) ⁣
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Right now, inventory levels are rising in many markets across the country. According to recent NAR data, we're seeing a shift from the extreme seller's market of the past few years. This means pricing strategy, home preparation, and timing matter more than ever. ⁣
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If you've been waiting for the "perfect time" to list, understanding these metrics can help you make a more informed decision about your specific situation and local market conditions. ⁣
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Call/text/email us at (702) 523-6787 or [email protected] if you have questions.

06/18/2026

Buyers have moved on. Here's what's working against sellers right now: ⁣
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❌ All-gray and stark white interiors ⁣
❌ Shiplap for the sake of shiplap ⁣
❌ Matching every fixture and cabinet pull to one metal finish ⁣
❌ Open shelving as a kitchen default ⁣
❌ The undifferentiated open floor plan ⁣
❌ Single-use bonus rooms — man caves, dedicated wine rooms, home theaters that can't flex ⁣
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None of these will tank a sale on their own. But they can create hesitation — and hesitation shows up in longer days on market and more negotiated offers. ⁣
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The good news? Most of these are fixable without a contractor. Drop a comment or send me a message and let's talk through what's actually worth addressing before you list.

06/17/2026

Not every pre-listing fix needs to be big or expensive. But there are a few small repairs sellers shouldn’t ignore because buyers notice them immediately. ⁣
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Here are some of the most common ones: ⁣
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1. Leaky faucets or running toilets ⁣
Small issues like these can make buyers wonder what else hasn’t been maintained. ⁣
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2. Loose handles, hinges, or cabinet hardware ⁣
They’re inexpensive to fix, but they affect how cared-for a home feels. ⁣
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3. Scuffed paint and wall damage ⁣
Patches, touch-ups, and fresh paint in key areas can make the whole home feel cleaner and more current. ⁣
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4. Burned-out light bulbs or outdated fixtures ⁣
Lighting has a huge impact on first impressions, especially in photos and showings. ⁣
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5. Doors that stick, squeak, or don’t close properly ⁣
These are small annoyances that can make a home feel older or neglected. ⁣
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None of these repairs will transform a home on their own. But together, they can reduce buyer hesitation and help your home feel better maintained from the start. ⁣
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If you’re getting ready to sell, the best pre-listing strategy usually starts with the simple things first.

06/16/2026

One of the quieter shifts in how buyers evaluate homes is the move toward wellness design — the idea that a home's layout and materials should actively support how you feel in it, not just how it looks. ⁣
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Mentions of "wellness" in listings are up 33% year over year, and "spa-inspired bathrooms" climbed 22%. But the concept goes far beyond the primary bath. Biophilic design — bringing in natural light, organic materials, living plants, and visual connections to the outdoors — has become a core consideration. So has circadian lighting that shifts with the time of day, and dedicated quiet spaces designed for rest and focus. ⁣
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These aren't luxury add-ons anymore. They're showing up in mainstream listings because people are prioritizing how their home makes them feel on a Tuesday afternoon, not just how it presents at a party. ⁣
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Read the full article: http://bonniemariebrunson.com/2026-home-design-trends-whats-in-whats-out-and-what-buyers-are-responding-to/