Is It Time to Drop Your Home's Price? Here's How to Know
 Setting the right asking price is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when selling your home. The first few weeks on the market are crucial: Buyers are watching, and fresh listings tend to get the most attention. If you start too high, you risk missing that early momentum. Even if you’ve done your homework and feel confident about the price, lingering too long without an offer is a red flag. When your home sits...
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The Biggest Outdoor Living Trends in Landscaping
 In 2025, homeowners are incorporating some exciting updates when it comes to improving their outdoor spaces and boosting property value. According to the 2025 landscape design trends list compiled by the National Association of Landscape Professionals, the desire to create functional, stylish, and serene spaces is stronger than ever. With the post-COVID landscaping frenzy settling down, this year's...
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Home Improvement Projects That Are Ideal for Summertime
 Summer is the perfect season to tackle home improvement projects—longer daylight hours and dry weather make it easier to get things done. If you’re looking to enhance your space and boost your home’s value, these seasonal upgrades are worth considering.
Curb Appeal Refresh
Start with the outside. Framing your entryway with tall grasses, potted trees, or colorful flowers...
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Housing Market Outlook for Buyers and Sellers
 Home sales declined in March, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), but sellers still have reason to be optimistic. The median home price hit a record $403,700—up 2.7% from March 2024—marking 21 consecutive months of annual gains. Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR, notes that real estate wealth is outperforming stocks and bonds. "With mortgage delinquencies near historic lows, the housing market is on solid footing," he said, adding that slower price growth—just below wage increases—could help improve affordability.
Inventory on the Rise
Housing inventory showed...
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Simple Home Tweaks That Reduce Your Monthly Bills
 Energy is expensive, so finding simple ways to cut monthly costs can pay off. While major upgrades grab attention, smaller changes are often overlooked—and they can add up fast. Here are a few smart, affordable improvements that can make your home more energy-efficient.
Smarten Up Your Climate Control
Heating and cooling account for nearly half of a home’s energy use, so this is a great place to start. A smart thermostat learns your schedule and adjusts the temperature automatically—for example, lowering the heat when you’re sleeping or out for the day...
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