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March
20

Not all home improvement projects need to break the bank. Here are smaller projects you can tackle now.

As high interest rates continue to put a damper on home value growth, it's no surprise sellers are constantly on the lookout for new and affordable ways to maximize their home's worth. The good news is don't need to make a major renovation or upgrade to increase your home value. There are several easy things you can do that can really make a difference, and trust us — the small things do add up.

Our real estate agents are here with several cheap home improvement suggestions you can start today:

  • Improve Your Curb Appeal
    Maximizing your home's curb appeal is one of the most important things a seller can do. How your home is perceived from the street is essential for garnering buyer attention both in the form of listing photos and during home tours. To boost your curb appeal, paint your front door and porch, invest in a new mailbox, power wash your facade, and plant some beautiful new flowers this spring. For examples of properties with excellent curb appeal, check out a few of these Cleveland homes for sale.

  • Focus On Storage
    Convenient and creative storage solutions are easy and affordable, and they drive a significant ROI. Storage is such an important asset for homebuyers, so focus on unused corners and walls. Floating shelves or cubbies, drawer organizers, and stylish bins are all great ways to generate more storage while keeping your home clutter-free.

  • Optimize Your Lighting
    Looking for an easy and cheap way to truly rejuvenate a space? Never underestimate the importance of lighting. Try to find the right mix of ambient and accent lighting to create the mood you want in any room. Always remember: brighter rooms appear larger.

  • Try A New Kitchen Backsplash
    Backsplashes have a functional purpose and also are an important aesthetic element. If your kitchen backsplash is looking dated or you don't have one at all, a new one can offer a fresh and clean look.

  • Install A Programmable Thermostat
    Utility bills getting out of hand? A programmable thermostat is an easy way to shave several dollars off your monthly bill. These devices allow you to optimize your home's temperature, so you're not overheating or overcooling. Some even allow you to adjust the temperature from your phone when you're not home.

Looking for more ways to maximize your home value? Contact us today for more tips.

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