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Spring Into Action: Tips for Selling Your Home This Season

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As temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom, now is the perfect time for a spring home sale. In fact, real estate data provider ATTOM found that properties sold in April, May and June garnered the highest returns over the last 12 years. If you want to take advantage of the season’s vibrant energy and […] MICHELLE ABENDSCHAN As temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom, now is the perfect time for a spring home sale. In fact, real estate data provider  ATTOM  found that properties sold in April, May and June garnered the highest returns over the last 12 years. If you want to take advantage of the season’s vibrant energy and high demand, here’s what you can do to ensure a successful  sale. Maximize Your Curb Appeal Spring is the ideal season to show off the beauty of your home and capture buyer interest before they even step through the front door. Nothing is more inviting than a freshly mowed lawn, blooming flowers and well-manicured trees and shrubbery. Buyers will...
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  January 2024 REAL ESTATE NEWS Brought to you by Dan and Lisa Basil . 2024 Market Predictions: Will Home Prices Drop? Before delving into the trends, it's important to say that general market dynamics impact individuals differently based on their personal situations and needs. Therefore, don't hesitate to reach out to me for personalized recommendations tailored to your specific circumstances. With home values and interest rates still being relatively high, both buyers and sellers are wondering what's going to happen to the market in 2024. Typically, home values increase when demand is high and supply is low. Conversely, prices tend to decrease when the housing supply is high and demand is relatively low. So, what will the conditions look like this year? Let’s look at the latest market trends. Up or down? What is the Market Currently Like? Today's housing market is characterized by high prices, high interest rates, and low supply. While high prices are typically driven...