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09/28/2022

New York sits right where the Hudson and East rivers empty into a premier harbor. As such, the city became a preferred exit toward the world’s oceans.

08/26/2022

Every new path will take you to a new destination. Don't stick to a routine!

08/25/2022

What you think of yourself is the only thing that should matter. Keep strong!

08/24/2022

The ideal buyer for your home fits within a certain target audience. Your marketing should be targeting this audience and staging is a part of that.
But don’t just stage it to stage it. Confirm the ideal target audience with your real estate agent. Then put a game plan together on how you’re going to utilize staging to appeal to them.

08/23/2022

This happens all the time. Sellers think that a buyer won’t be interested in their home unless it’s full of improvements. Does it hurt to make a bunch of improvements? Of course not.
But not all improvements pay off. In many cases, it’s the smaller things that have a visual impact that will bring the biggest bang for your buck and help you sell quickly. The kitchen is almost always the main attraction for homebuyers, but it’s also the most expensive. You don’t need to fully remodel an outdated kitchen. Instead, make smaller improvements. Repainting cabinets and adding hardware can save you a boatload of money compared to getting new ones. Upgrading to stainless steel appliances will almost always make you money.

08/22/2022

One can never be too successful, remember that!

08/21/2022

Imagine being the person you are meant to be. Achieving your goals is just a bonus.

08/20/2022

Today’s consumers like to do a lot of legwork themselves online when making major purchases, and that includes home buying as well

Your property pages and listings should make it easy for users to access all this information—with detailed descriptions, great photos, virtual tours, and easy access to Google Maps and Google Earth. List the hot spots nearby and their respective walking distances (mention the bus stop that’s just a five-minute walk, or the Starbucks at the end of the block).

08/19/2022

Our personal favorite is lounging in the living room with a bowl of popcorn and our favorite primetime show on TV. The best!

08/18/2022

Home buying is good for the economy. Each home purchase triggers significant spending on furnishings, appliances, and remodeling.

A recent study from the National Association of REALTORS® estimated that, in 2021, the housing market generated a median of about $113,000 in economic impact per home sale. Read more: How Home Sales Help Local Economies

The National Association of Home Builders recently released a study documenting the economic benefit of a home sale. During the first year after closing on a house, a typical buyer of a newly built single-family detached home spends, on average, $9,250 more than a similar non-moving home owner. A buyer of an existing single-family detached home tends to spend over $5,240 more than a similar non-moving owner, the NAHB analysis found.

Source: NAR Daily News