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  Home Design Trends for 202 3 SHARE Elevated Escapes and Outlandish Elements SHARE Written By: Lauren Oosterlinck In recent months, the world has re-energized, and hope has bloomed in ways that many had not experienced since before this decade began. In contrast, shifting economic and global conditions have awakened and heightened certain sensitivities. This age of extremes has given way to a curious range of design ideas. From eclectic and new to natural and nostalgic, here are some of the most notable home design features and themes we expect to see in the year ahead: Bring the vacation to you.  After nearly two years of limited travel, a sense of wanderlust has arisen for many. Yet, rather than actually traveling to fulfill this urge, savvy decorators have opted instead to create an escape within the residence. With a continued desire to revel in the comforts of home, many have embraced the idea that venturing out truly isn’t necessary to achieve that breezy, revitalizing ...

In case you noticed or have not noticed; Coldwell Banker Burnet has changed it's, replacing the 'Burnet', it will now be know as Coldwell Banker Realty One of the most well-known real estate companies in Minnesota, Coldwell Banker Burnet, is undergoing a name change. It was announced  that the Minnesota and Wisconsin operations of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC will now be known as Coldwell Banker Realty. The change will be enacted at all 24 of its real estate offices across Minnesota and Wisconsin. The name change is the result of a wider rebranding effort by the parent company, which saw it launch this past September its new "North Star" logo. Coldwell Banker Realty It means the shedding of the "Burnet" name, which has been in place since Ralph Burnet sold his real estate company to New Jersey-based National Realty in 1998 – creating Coldwell Banker Burnet in the process. Burnet, who started Burnet Realty in 1973 and became one of Minnesota...

What will 2020 be like for buyers? Buying a home in 2020 will offer opportunities for some buyers, as the supply of new homes relieves some of the inventory pressures, and prices moderate. While the inventory of new homes in 2019 remained focused on the high-end, as the luxury market cools, builders signaled their intent to increase offerings in the mid-price segment, a much-needed shift in market dynamics. First-time buyers will continue to struggle with affordability, even with mortgage rates in an approachable range, as entry-level inventory is expected to remain constrained. The broad price moderation will continue to offer opportunities in mid-sized markets in the Midwest and South. What will 2020 be like for sellers? Sellers in 2020 will contend with flattening price growth and slowing activity, requiring more patience and a thoughtful approach to pricing. Sellers of homes priced for entry-level buyers can expect the market to remain competitive and prices to st...

Thinking About Moving to a New City? Here's What You Need to Know By Eliot Ward   Perhaps you recently accepted a job offer in a new city, or you just needed a change of scenery and decided now was the time to make that change. Uprooting your life isn't an easy feat—yet, it's exciting and new. You'll get to explore a whole new place and all that that new place has to offer! There'll be new activities, new restaurants, new friends, new parks, and more. What should you know about your new hometown? What research should you do ahead of time to ensure you relocate to a place you'll be comfortable living in? Here's what you need to know: Do Your Research Before Buying (or Renting) The area you live in makes your home what it is. Check out Google Maps before your big mov...