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How to Use the 2023 Color of the Year
Every year, Pantone selects a color of the year intended to reflect advancements in design throughout the world. The 2023 Color of the Year is Viva Magenta, a bold magenta that is said to be fearless and empowering. Wondering how to utilize such a bright color in your home? Here are a few tips from our real estate agents for fearlessly bringing magenta into your home.
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Upcycling Projects You Can Do in 2023
Upcycling is a terrific way to give an item new life if you want to upgrade your home's appearance but need to stick to a budget or want to minimize the number of home items you send to the landfill. Our real estate agents know that upcycling can help you turn old, worn-out pieces into furnishings that you're proud to have in your home. Check out a few upcycling projects to do in 2023.
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Basement Updates For 2023
Your basement can be so much more than an empty space that you use for storage now and then. You can transform it into a second living room, a craft room, or even a spare bedroom. Our real estate agents have seen lots of usable, well-finished basements over the years. If a basement upgrade is on your to-do list for 2023, we have some tips and recommendations that are sure to come in handy.
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December 2022 Market Activity In Livingston County
Is shopping for a home in Livingston County at the top of your to-do list as we turn the calendar to 2023? Planning ahead can make accomplishing your goals much easier, and getting up to date on the latest local real estate trends is the perfect place to start. Ready to start shopping? Our real estate agents have the latest data on real estate in Livingston County with our Market Activity Report for December 2022.
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First Winter in Your Home? What You Need to Know
When you experience your first winter in your home, you're probably looking forward to decorating for the holidays and enjoying time in front of a cozy fireplace. These activities are a fun part of winter, but to keep your house warm and avoid a furnace breakdown, burst pipes, and other major inconveniences, a little preparation goes a long way.
Our real estate agents recommend the following tips to prepare for the first winter in your home: