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Uncategorized Strategic Investments to Increase Home Value and Market Appeal Strategic Investments to Increase Home Value and Market Appeal by Windermere Staff When it’s time to sell your home, one of the biggest questions is how to make it as appealing as possible to today’s buyers. While market conditions, location, and timing all play a role, the updates you choose before listing can make a […]
Uncategorized How to Prevent Water Damage to Your Home How to Prevent Water Damage to Your Home by Windermere Staff Water is constantly coursing through your home, flowing in and out of drain pipes, sinks, tubs, and showers. Numerous systems in our homes are dependent upon water, but the minute it runs rampant it begins to cause damage. The consequences of water damage run […]
Uncategorized Why AI Can’t Replace Your Real Estate Agent Why AI Can’t Replace Your Real Estate Agent by Windermere Staff Technology is transforming nearly every industry, and real estate is no exception. New tools and innovations are reshaping the way we search for, buy, and sell homes. Among these advances, artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become one of the most talked-about technologies, being used […]
Uncategorized Common Real Estate Contingencies Common Real Estate Contingencies by Windermere Staff Contingencies help to spell out the specifics of a real estate transaction by dictating what must happen so the contract becomes legally binding. If certain conditions aren’t met, the applicable contingency gives the buyer and the seller the right to back out of the contract per their agreed-upon […]
Uncategorized How to Bring Coastal Charm into Your Home No Matter Where You Are How to Bring Coastal Charm into Your Home No Matter Where You Are by Windermere Staff Coastal interior design captures the calm elegance of life by the water. It’s bright, breezy, and effortlessly connected to nature, drawing inspiration from the textures and warmth of the shore, the shifting blues of the sea, and the weathered […]
Uncategorized What The Ballooning National Debt Means For Housing What The Ballooning National Debt Means For Housing by Windermere Economics For Americans already struggling with the highest mortgage rates in a generation, new legislation out of Washington promises little relief. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) will add trillions to the national debt over the next decades, further cementing an era of expensive […]
Uncategorized Sustainable Upgrades That Help Your Home Sell for More Sustainable Upgrades That Help Your Home Sell for More by Windermere Staff Selling a home begins with understanding how much it’s worth. After an initial assessment, you may want to make some updates to increase the value of your property. There are several ways to do that, including boosting your curb appeal or making renovations with significant ROI […]
Uncategorized What You Should Know About the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)? What You Should Know About the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)? by Windermere Staff In the process of buying or selling a home, you’ll frequently come across the term “MLS.” The Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is a group of regional databases of homes for sale accessible only to real estate agents and brokers. Their ability to access the MLS […]
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Uncategorized The Remote Worker’s Home Buying Process The Remote Worker’s Home Buying Process by David Chan   Image Source: Getty Images   The pandemic’s influences on home life are far-ranging, prompting buyers to look at home ownership through a new lens. Remote work has created a paradigm shift in the wants and needs of homebuyers. Here’s what the remote worker should keep in […]
Uncategorized Bedding Basics: How to Fold a Fitted Sheet (and Other Handy Tips) Bedding Basics: How to Fold a Fitted Sheet (and Other Handy Tips) by Windermere Staff There’s something about slipping into a freshly made bed that just feels right. Crisp sheets, fluffed pillows, and a neatly folded duvet can turn even the simplest bedroom into a relaxing retreat. But before you get to the cozy part, […]
Uncategorized Is the Condominium Lifestyle Right for You? Is the Condominium Lifestyle Right for You? by Meaghan McBoom   Image Source:  Grand Warszawski via Shutterstock Condominium homes are a great, low-maintenance choice for a primary residence, second home, or investment property. This alternative to the traditional single-family home has unique issues to consider before buying, as well as unique benefits. Increasingly, condos are not just […]
Uncategorized Selling Your Home with Pets? Here’s What to Know Selling Your Home with Pets? Here’s What to Know by Windermere Staff For pet owners, it’s hard to imagine their home without a furry friend. However, when it comes time to sell, showcasing the qualities of a home should take precedence over the pets that live in it. This creates additional steps in the process of preparing […]
Uncategorized 5 Green Upgrades that Increase Your Home Value 5 Green Upgrades that Increase Your Home Value by David Chan Selling a home begins with understanding how much it’s worth. After an initial assessment, you may want to make some updates to increase the value of your property. There are several ways to do that, including boosting your curb appeal or making renovations with significant ROI potential. […]
Uncategorized Windermere Community Service Day 2025: 41 Years of Connection, Care, and Impact Windermere Community Service Day 2025: 41 Years of Connection, Care, and Impact by Windermere Staff Since 1984, Windermere offices have closed their doors for one special day each June to roll up their sleeves and give back. Community Service Day unites agents, staff, and franchise owners across our network in a shared mission: to support the places […]
Uncategorized Planning Ahead: A 12-Month Guide to Buying Your First Home Planning Ahead: A 12-Month Guide to Buying Your First Home by Windermere Staff Thinking about buying a home can be daunting, especially if it’s your first time. What should be an exciting milestone can feel overwhelming without a clearly defined roadmap, and diving in headfirst without a solid plan can lead to unnecessary stress, financial […]
Uncategorized Homeowners Insurance: Protecting Your Home Homeowners Insurance: Protecting Your Home by Windermere Staff     In addition to providing shelter and comfort, our home is often our single greatest asset. And it’s important that we protect that precious investment. Most homeowners realize the importance of homeowners insurance in safeguarding the value of a home. However, what they may not know is […]
Uncategorized Five Things to Consider When Downsizing Five Things to Consider When Downsizing by Meaghan McBoom   Downsizing is on the minds of many homeowners today. Some are ready to retire, others want to live more simply, and many want to save money and say goodbye to home maintenance. If you can relate to any of those sentiments, ask yourself these five […]
Uncategorized Why Should You Stage Your Home When it’s For Sale? Why Should You Stage Your Home When it’s For Sale? by Meaghan McBoom In order to sell your home, it must be successfully marketed to potential home buyers. Developing a winning strategy to attract as many buyers as possible to your home is something your real estate agent will work on, and part of that […]
Uncategorized Understanding Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) Understanding Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) by David Chan Buyers are constantly looking for ways to streamline the buying process, whether that’s working with their agent to identify how they can increase their buying power, getting pre-approved, or being as cash-ready as possible. Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI), though it is an additional expense, can be a gateway to homeownership, […]
Uncategorized Real Estate Contingencies: What They Are and Why They Matter Real Estate Contingencies: What They Are and Why They Matter by Windermere Staff Imagine a home-buying scenario where you make an offer, the seller immediately accepts, and everything goes smoothly until you’re handed the keys. It’s possible, but more often, buying a home involves negotiation, counteroffers, and a back-and-forth dialogue between buyer and seller to reach a […]