RENOVATING TO SELL? By Alana Lauren
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When preparing your home for the market, strategic renovations can make a significant difference in how quickly your home sells—and for how much. The key is focusing on upgrades that offer the best return on investment and appeal to the widest range of buyers. Here are the best renovation choices when selling your home: KITCHEN REFRESH The kitchen is often the heart of the home and a major selling point. You don’t need a full remodel—simple updates like painting cabinets, updating hardware, replacing outdated light fixtures, or installing a new backsplash can modernize
BATHROOM UPDATES Clean, bright, and functional bathrooms are essential to buyers. Consider re-grouting tile, replacing faucets or vanity mirrors, and updating lighting. If your budget allows, installing
CURB APPEAL First impressions count. Simple updates like fresh landscaping, a painted front door, and updated outdoor lighting can greatly enhance your home’s exterior and attract more interest. Focus on Impact, Not Expense When renovating to sell, focus on cost-effective improvements with broad appeal rather than luxury upgrades. Consult with your REALTOR® to prioritize the updates that will make your home most attractive in your local market—and help you sell faster and for the best price. Most important? Hire a reputable company to complete your renovations.
a new vanity or modern flooring can add value.
PAINT A fresh coat of neutral paint throughout the home instantly makes the space feel clean and updated. Choose light, neutral colours that appeal to a broad audience and help rooms appear larger and brighter. FLOORING Worn or outdated flooring can turn buyers off. Replacing old carpet or linoleum with affordable hardwood, laminate,
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