Valuable Attributes for Selling Your Home: Tips From a San Tan Valley Realtor

I want to keep you up-to-date on what is selling in the world of homes. At Redfin.com you can see a current tracker for the attributes of each home that has sold recently. Giving a fairly accurate way to see what people are looking for. This is the current list. How would your house rank in this list?
These valuable home upgrades and designs had the highest sale-to-list ratio in the United States in August, 2021.
Feature Median home listing price
1. Recessed Lighting                $500,000
2. Front Patio                            $450,000
3. New Kitchen                          $369,900
4. Finished Basement               $389,990
5. Backyard         $379,734
6. Double Pane Windows         $495,000
7. Range Oven      $399,900
8. Gas Fireplace        $460,000
9. Hardwood Floors          $425,000
10. Fresh Paint          $299,500


Looking for a home in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Need a Real Estate Agent? 

Call or text Rusty Blair at 623-687-4580

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Making Your Home Look Bigger: Tips From a San Tan Valley Realtor

Image
One way to increase interest in your home is to make it look bigger. There are a few things that can be easily (and cheaply) done to achieve this. This can be considered part of your staging process, which is one of the most important steps in selling your home. 1. Remove big furniture. This might seem odd, but trust me. For example, if you have a China hutch in your dining room, pack it up and put it in storage. Your dining room just got twice as big. 2. Add large mirrors. Again, just trust me. Be careful not to get gaudy or flashy mirrors. Simple large mirrors give an illusion of more space, and bounce the light around, making it brighter. 3. Take down your curtains. Especially if they are a dark color, curtains or drapes can suck the square footage out of a room. 4. Arrange your furniture so that there is a clear path through each room. As people tour your home, if they have to weave around furniture, or are bumping into things, it can make them feel as if the space is small or cram...
Read more

Prepping Your Exterior for Home Sale: Tips From a San Tan Valley Realtor

Image
The outside of your home is the ultimate first impression. If your paint is peeling or faded, you might be leaving bad impressions with all your potential buyers. Consumer reports say that repainting or touching up the exterior paint of your home can raise the value of your home between 2-5%. *Prp Tip: If you are planning to paint your home yourself, it is important to thoroughly clean the surfaces that you are planning to paint. You will need to remove any dirt or dust before beginning. If possible renting a pressure washer might be a good idea. Looking for a home in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Need a Real Estate Agent?  Call or text Rusty Blair at 623-687-4580
Read more