Deciding to place your home on the market this fall? That’s great! Getting your home ready for sale is just as important in the fall and maintaining curb appeal requires different attention then in the spring and summer. Follow these six tips for selling your home this fall, and you might just get it sold before the last leaf falls.

Tips for Selling Your Home this Fall & Easy Fixes to Help Buyers Fall in Love

1. Don’t ‘Leave’ a Mess

While fall leaves are gorgeous to look at on trees, once they hit the ground they no longer add to the beauty of your property. Make a good first impression and get rid of leaves with a leaf blower or rake so the first thing sellers see is your home, not the amount of raking they will have to do each year! Clear walkways, your driveway and your lawn and be sure to pick up any stray branches as well.

2. Fall for Flowers

Gardens and landscaping can add to curb appeal when selling your home. Decaying plants, especially at the front of your home, don’t exactly say, welcome. If your summer flowers have died, it’s best to replace them or remove them.  Consider planting mums or fall flowers in flower beds and adding fresh mulch. (Mums can withstand cooler weather and come in beautiful fall colours). If you don’t have a garden or prefer not to plant flowers in them, try using urns or large pots instead.

3. Don’t be a Bore, Paint your Door

A freshly painted front door in a complimentary colour can give your home an upgraded look and help set it apart from other homes in the neighbourhood. Early fall, before wet and cold weather hits is perfect for painting as the summer humidity and bright sun can cause a paint job to peel or crack. Another way to dress up your door is to change the hardware. Having new locks or handles without scratches or dents in an updated finish can make your door seem like new. This attention to detail can make the right first impression as buyers enter your home.

Hint: Choose a colour that will brighten up your façade and compliment your brick. While it’s best to keep exterior paint colours neutral on windows, garage doors and siding, the front door is a chance to use colour. Have grey brick? Consider a deep red or blue. Not sure what to choose? Ask a REMAX agent for staging advice or download

4. Lighten Up

Let’s face it without the summer sun, on darker days the inside of homes can look dreary. Here are some tips to minimize the impact of duller days.

• Clean your windows and screens on both sides before listing

• Make sure all blinds, and window coverings are open as wide as they can go

• Show your home earlier in the day if possible

• Consider outdoor landscape lighting, patio lighting or solar pathway lighting

5. Give Sweater Weather Vibes

Keep your home feeling cozy from the outside in. Incorporate fall décor around your home’s exterior – it can be as simple as a wreath on the front door to a fully staged fall patio session, complete with chunky knit blankets and all! Inside, consider highlighting your fireplace if you have one, minimize clutter and placing a throw on the couch. Make your home feel welcoming and buyers may just want to stay.

6. Festive Frights Not Always a Delight

If you’re selling your home during Halloween season, unless you’re selling to the Addams Family, you might want to nix the spooky décor. If you want to decorate, use pumpkins or décor that can be easily stored away during showings. Just be sure the festive spirit doesn’t dampen the buying spirit of those viewing your home.

Fall is the time for new beginnings. Follow these tips to help get your home sold, so you can move on to the next step in your real estate journey.

You’re about to move up into a home that better suits your lifestyle. Congratulations, it’s an exciting time! But before you can do that, you need to sell your current home. The goal of any seller is to get the highest sale price in the shortest amount of time. If that’s your objective, too, consider staging your home.

The numbers speak for themselves: according to a study from the Real Estate Staging Association, staged homes spend 73 per cent less time on the market, and staging your property could net you 25 per cent over the asking price. The reason staged homes can sell faster and for a higher price is because they showcase the home’s best features, impress buyers, and downplay the home’s weaknesses.

What is Home Staging?

Staging is not about decorating. Decorating reflects your personal style and taste. Staging does the exact opposite of decorating, making your home appeal to as many people as possible.

When you stage a home, you help homebuyers picture themselves in the space. When they move through the kitchen, you want them to feel like they can effortlessly cook a meal here, for example. They need to see it as their dream home. This emotional connection makes the house a must-have.

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Staging Your Home to Sell Faster

Homebuyers want who are looking for a turn-key home usually do not want a project. Here’s what you can do to appeal to this type of buyer, and stage your home to sell.

1. Focus on the key rooms

There are several areas that homebuyers are zeroing in on when they look at your home, with the living room, kitchen, primary bedroom, and dining room topping the list. If you can’t get to every room, make sure that you spend your time, energy, and money on these rooms.

2. Clean, clean, clean

If you have spent any time looking at homes for sale online, you have undoubtedly encountered some sellers who skimped on the cleaning. We’ve all seen the kitchen photo where that morning’s breakfast is still on the counter. Avoid that. Please. If you can’t stage every room in your home, you can still clean every room. It’s essential. It signals pride of ownership and that you have cared for the house over the years. Ensure that appliances are spotless and the bathrooms sparkle. You will not regret cleaning.

3. Declutter your home

Decluttering is something that you can do without having to hire a stager. It gives your home an open, airy feel, making it feel more spacious. On the flip side, an overcrowded home is distracting. There is no room for buyers to imagine. Instead of potential, they see restrictions and a shortage of storage space. Go room by room. Organize your items in piles: the things you want out of your life and the ones that can go into storage, until you’re ready to move.

4. Depersonalize the space

While you are decluttering, be sure to remove any personal items from display. Buyers want to picture themselves in the space, and your family portraits can make it hard for them to imagine. Photos, your kids’ artwork on the fridge, knick-knacks from that trip to Italy – sure, they have sentimental value to you, but not to potential buyers. Remove these items are replace them with more generic artwork that will appeal to potential buyers.

5. Add Plants

Freshen up your space with live, thriving plants. They can do wonders to make your home feel more inviting. Do not crowd any area with plants, have them dispersed throughout the space.

6. Give Rooms a Purpose

Just because you use that spare room as a gym, home office and the guest room does not mean that a potential buyer will see the practicality of it. They want each room to have a single, defined purpose. A bedroom is a bedroom. An office is an office. Defining the purpose of each room will maximize the appeal and contribute to that open, clutter-free feel that buyers want. Giving each room a purpose allows buyers to envision how they too can make use of the space. If you can add office space, do it. With so many people shifting to remote or hybrid work, it allows them to see themselves working in that space.

7. Fresh Paint

According to the RE/MAX Canada Renovation Investment Report, 36 per cent of REMAX brokers surveyed said buyers want a fresh coat of paint. This simple and cost-efficient update can go a long way. When you head to the paint store, opt for light, neutral colours. People’s colour preferences vary widely, and bold choices may scare some buyers off.

8. Let There be Light

You want your home to feel bright and inviting. Lighting plays an essential role. Open your curtains and blinds to let the natural light pour in. Turn on all the lights. Bring in a lamp to let your home shine if you need new lighting!

9. Furniture

When it comes to furniture, less is more. Don’t clutter a room with too much furniture. The starting point for most professional stagers is getting rid of furniture. Often, they will remove about half of the furniture in the home. The goal is to make your house look bigger. Furniture takes up space and can make the home feel cluttered. If you need to upscale your furniture, you can rent the right pieces to make your space more inviting.

10. Boost the Curb Appeal

The exterior of your home is a great place to start your staging efforts. Some sweat equity over a weekend can turn into real equity in your bank account. Make your home sparkle with a power washer. If you don’t have one, rent one. Remove dirt and grime from your siding, roof, fascia and gutters. Give your deck a scrub too. If your shutters or front door needs some paint, be sure to freshen them up. Pay attention to the little things like the house numbers, mailbox and welcome mat.

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When it comes to home improvement projects, one area that can significantly impact your home’s value is the bathroom. A well-designed bathroom can make a lasting impression on potential buyers and increase your home’s overall appeal and value. In fact, 61

Do’s for a Successful Bathroom Makeover

• Consider Eco-Friendly Options

People are becoming more aware of climate change and the need to reduce their carbon footprint. That’s why choosing eco-friendly or sustainable options should be a top priority. This includes selecting water-saving fixtures like low-flow toilets, faucets, and energy-efficient lighting solutions.

Invest in Quality Materials and Fixtures

While it can be tempting to cut corners and opt for cheaper alternatives, this can haunt you in the future. Quality materials and fixtures not only ensure durability but also enhance the overall aesthetics of your bathroom. From tiles to countertops, investing in high-quality materials will result in a bathroom that stands the test of time. We all know that renovations can cost you lots of money, but there are different ways to finance your bathroom renovation.

• Maximize Storage

A well-organized bathroom is a dream come true for anyone who values tidiness and functionality. It is crucial to maximize storage options. Today, homeowners seek innovative solutions to keep their bathroom essentials neatly stored away. Consider installing floating shelves or wall-mounted cabinets to make use of vertical space. Incorporating built-in storage within the shower area is a smart way to keep toiletries and bath products within easy reach. Say goodbye to shower caddies cluttering up the corners!

Upgrade Shower

If you want to take your bathroom makeover to the next level, upgrading your shower is a must. Gone are the days of basic showerheads and shower tiles.

Invest in a rainfall showerhead for a luxurious and soothing bathing experience. The gentle cascade of water will wash away your worries and make you feel refreshed. Consider adding a handheld showerhead to allow for more flexibility and convenience.

Furthermore, upgrading your shower tiles can instantly elevate the overall aesthetic of your bathroom. Opt for sleek, modern designs that create a focal point, turning your shower into a statement piece. With the right shower upgrades, you’ll never want to leave your bathroom!

• Add a Modern and Stylish Touch

It’s essential to add a modern and stylish touch to the space. Outdated fixtures and dull colours can make your bathroom feel unappealing. Consider replacing old faucets and hardware with sleek and contemporary designs. Matte black finishes are particularly popular, adding a touch of sophistication and elegance. Pair these with a statement mirror or a stylish vanity to create a cohesive and visually striking look.

Don’ts to Avoid Costly Mistakes

• DIY Plumbing and Electrical Work

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make during a bathroom makeover is attempting to tackle plumbing and electrical work. While it may seem like a cost-effective solution, it can quickly become a nightmare if done incorrectly. Bathrooms are considered wet areas, and electrical installations must be carefully planned and executed to prevent the risk of electrocution or fire.

• Avoid Poor Ventilation

A well-ventilated bathroom helps prevent mould, mildew, and odours. It also helps to remove excess moisture, which can damage walls, floors, and fixtures over time. Without enough airflow, the bathroom becomes a breeding ground for mould and mildew, which can harm the environment and pose health risks. Mould spores can cause allergies and respiratory problems and even damage the structure of your bathroom.

Install exhaust fans or windows that allow fresh air to circulate. Additionally, regular cleaning and maintenance of the ventilation system is essential to ensure its effectiveness.

• Neglect Lighting

Lighting is an essential aspect of any bathroom makeover, yet it is often overlooked or underestimated. Many people make the mistake of relying solely on a single overhead light fixture. Consider installing task lighting around the vanity area for optimal visibility during grooming routines.

Don’t forget about natural light, either. Maximize the amount of natural light in your bathroom by adding larger windows or skylights. Natural light not only enhances the overall aesthetics of the space but also has numerous health benefits.

• Rush the Job

It’s crucial to avoid cutting corners during the renovation process. Rushing through the bathroom makeover or opting for quick fixes may seem like a time and money-saving solution, but it often leads to subpar results. So, take the time to plan and execute each step of the makeover.

Invest in Expensive and Trendy Designs

Many think expensive and trendy designs are the key to a stunning bathroom makeover. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. While it’s true that high-end designs can add a touch of elegance to your bathroom, they often come with a hefty price tag. Remember, trends come and go, but a well-designed and functional bathroom will stand the test of time!

Bathroom makeovers can be a great way to boost your home’s value, but it’s essential to approach them with careful planning and consideration. Just take note of the do’s and avoid the don’ts mentioned above to ensure that your bathroom renovation project enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of your home.

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One of the biggest questions that tends to arise in the months leading up to December, is whether or not people should decorate their homes for the holidays while trying to sell. This is an interesting topic, as some people prefer to see what homes look like when decorated, while other people prefer to see the space without the distraction of decorations.

RE/MAX Influencers – a panel of RE/MAX Sales Associates from across Canada – who provided some insight and tips into how you should go about staging your home during the holiday season.

Try to Take Photos Beforehand

One great tip that was offered up by the RE/MAX Influencers was to, if possible, have the listing photos of your home taken before decorating. This will allow potential buyers the chance to see your space both with and without decorations, and also will keep the listing photos from looking outdated if your home is still on the market in the months after the holidays.

Keep it Simple & Generic

Another tip that was provided by the Influencer panel is to keep your decorations simple and generic. While you may normally go full out with decorating for the holidays, try to keep the décor simple if you’re trying to sell. This will help keep your home from looking too cluttered and will allow potential buyers to see where their own decorations might fit if they are thinking of making an offer.

Keeping your décor generic will also help prospective buyers to envision themselves in your home, as not everyone celebrates the same holidays. Keeping things simple and generic will allow your home to be viewed as being festive and cozy, while also being approachable to potential buyers.

Some examples of simple, generic décor could be adding things like throw blankets on the end of beds or adding a festive wreath to the front door.

Tuck Personal Items Away

While it may be tempting to pull out festive family photos from past holiday seasons and put them on display, it may not be the best idea if you’re trying to sell during the holidays. By tucking personal items away, as mentioned above, you allow potential buyers to see themselves in the space, without being distracted by personal items that belong to the current owner.

One Influencer made a great comment, suggesting that, if you have a Christmas tree decorated to only place “fake” wrapped boxes under the tree and to remove any tree ornaments that may hold value and sentiment to keep them safe and help protect your privacy.

Don’t Overcrowd the Space

When decorating for the holidays, it can be tempting to go all out with décor. It is important to keep space in mind when decorating, so you aren’t blocking any key viewpoints or are restricting access to parts of your home that potential buyers may be trying to look at.

If you typically decorate with a large, bushy Christmas tree, consider getting something that is slimmer to help make your space appear more spacious.

Keep it Classic Outside

When staging your home for the holiday season, many people only think of the indoor spaces. The outdoor curb appeal matters too! You may love putting out your festive holiday inflatable decorations every year, but consider keeping those tucked away for the time being if you are actively showing your home during the holiday season, as they may not be everyone’s ideal décor options.

The RE/MAX Influencers suggest keeping outdoor lighting simple and classic by using white/yellow bulbs and string lights to keep your outdoor décor simple, while also looking sophisticated and classy. Consider utilizing any pillars or railings on the front step/porch by wrapping them with string lights and a garland, or putting down a holiday themed doormat to help welcome prospective buyers to your home.

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When it comes to home improvement projects, one area that can significantly impact your home’s value is the bathroom. A well-designed bathroom can make a lasting impression on potential buyers and increase your home’s overall appeal and value. In fact, 61.3% of RE/MAX agents believe bathroom makeovers are the second greatest high-return investment. However, there are certain do’s and don’ts that you should keep in mind before diving into a bathroom makeover. Let’s take a look at some of them!

Do’s for a Successful Bathroom Makeover

• Consider Eco-Friendly Options

People are becoming more aware of climate change and the need to reduce their carbon footprint. That’s why choosing eco-friendly or sustainable options should be a top priority. This includes selecting water-saving fixtures like low-flow toilets, faucets, and energy-efficient lighting solutions.

Invest in Quality Materials and Fixtures

While it can be tempting to cut corners and opt for cheaper alternatives, this can haunt you in the future. Quality materials and fixtures not only ensure durability but also enhance the overall aesthetics of your bathroom. From tiles to countertops, investing in high-quality materials will result in a bathroom that stands the test of time. We all know that renovations can cost you lots of money, but there are different ways to finance your bathroom renovation.

• Maximize Storage

A well-organized bathroom is a dream come true for anyone who values tidiness and functionality. It is crucial to maximize storage options. Today, homeowners seek innovative solutions to keep their bathroom essentials neatly stored away. Consider installing floating shelves or wall-mounted cabinets to make use of vertical space. Incorporating built-in storage within the shower area is a smart way to keep toiletries and bath products within easy reach. Say goodbye to shower caddies cluttering up the corners!

Upgrade Shower

If you want to take your bathroom makeover to the next level, upgrading your shower is a must. Gone are the days of basic showerheads and shower tiles.

Invest in a rainfall showerhead for a luxurious and soothing bathing experience. The gentle cascade of water will wash away your worries and make you feel refreshed. Consider adding a handheld showerhead to allow for more flexibility and convenience.

Furthermore, upgrading your shower tiles can instantly elevate the overall aesthetic of your bathroom. Opt for sleek, modern designs that create a focal point, turning your shower into a statement piece. With the right shower upgrades, you’ll never want to leave your bathroom!

• Add a Modern and Stylish Touch

It’s essential to add a modern and stylish touch to the space. Outdated fixtures and dull colours can make your bathroom feel unappealing. Consider replacing old faucets and hardware with sleek and contemporary designs. Matte black finishes are particularly popular, adding a touch of sophistication and elegance. Pair these with a statement mirror or a stylish vanity to create a cohesive and visually striking look.

Don’ts to Avoid Costly Mistakes

• DIY Plumbing and Electrical Work

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make during a bathroom makeover is attempting to tackle plumbing and electrical work. While it may seem like a cost-effective solution, it can quickly become a nightmare if done incorrectly. Bathrooms are considered wet areas, and electrical installations must be carefully planned and executed to prevent the risk of electrocution or fire.

• Avoid Poor Ventilation

A well-ventilated bathroom helps prevent mould, mildew, and odours. It also helps to remove excess moisture, which can damage walls, floors, and fixtures over time. Without enough airflow, the bathroom becomes a breeding ground for mould and mildew, which can harm the environment and pose health risks. Mould spores can cause allergies and respiratory problems and even damage the structure of your bathroom.

Install exhaust fans or windows that allow fresh air to circulate. Additionally, regular cleaning and maintenance of the ventilation system is essential to ensure its effectiveness.

• Neglect Lighting

Lighting is an essential aspect of any bathroom makeover, yet it is often overlooked or underestimated. Many people make the mistake of relying solely on a single overhead light fixture. Consider installing task lighting around the vanity area for optimal visibility during grooming routines.

Don’t forget about natural light, either. Maximize the amount of natural light in your bathroom by adding larger windows or skylights. Natural light not only enhances the overall aesthetics of the space but also has numerous health benefits.

• Rush the Job

It’s crucial to avoid cutting corners during the renovation process. Rushing through the bathroom makeover or opting for quick fixes may seem like a time and money-saving solution, but it often leads to subpar results. So, take the time to plan and execute each step of the makeover.

Invest in Expensive and Trendy Designs

Many think expensive and trendy designs are the key to a stunning bathroom makeover. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. While it’s true that high-end designs can add a touch of elegance to your bathroom, they often come with a hefty price tag. Remember, trends come and go, but a well-designed and functional bathroom will stand the test of time!

Bathroom makeovers can be a great way to boost your home’s value, but it’s essential to approach them with careful planning and consideration. Just take note of the do’s and avoid the don’ts mentioned above to ensure that your bathroom renovation project enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of your home.
 

Source: https://blog.remax.ca/bathroom-makeover-dos-and-donts-for-home-value-boost/

Renovations possess the potential to elevate selling prices, but it's essential to conduct thorough research before picking up that hammer. Potential buyers are seeking modernized features and finishes, sparing them the inconvenience and expenses of remodeling on their own. Nevertheless, it's crucial to strike a balance and avoid overpricing compared to similar units in the neighborhood. Here are our top condominium renovation suggestions aimed at optimizing your return on investment and propelling your listing to the forefront.

But First, Get Your Renovations Approved by the Condo Board

If you’re living on a strata property, most home improvements need written approval from the board before a single sledgehammer is lifted. Rewiring rooms, switching around bathroom plumbing or removing a dividing wall are all examples of projects that will need rubber stamping.

Rather than waiting for the monthly meeting, get the process going immediately by sending your strata council an email requesting approval. Break down each project into steps, including progress dates, info on your insurance provider, and bylaw building permits. It’s also wise to take photos at every stage to show how the condo looked before, during and after construction. Now that you’ve got permission, let’s look at what you can do to boost your condo’s selling price.

Totally Floored

Many condos come with carpet pre-installed to help reduce noise, but most buyers aren’t fans of this wall-to-wall flooring treatment. Upgrading worn or outdated flooring with modern, durable materials can instantly improve the overall aesthetic appeal of the space and boost the selling price. Consider options like hardwood, laminate, or luxury vinyl planks that offer a modern and visually appealing look. Selecting flooring that is easy to clean and maintain can be appealing to potential buyers.

For sanitation and style reasons, a buyer might try to negotiate replacing the existing floor with a more popular hardwood into the selling price. Preempt this move — and add more to the listing price upfront — by replacing the current flooring material with hardwood (or engineered wood).

Applied Science

When it comes to appliances, buyers are looking for new or nearly new, so make sure yours are up to snuff. If the dryer has been making a clunky sound for a few months, now’s the time to replace it. Potential buyers often prioritize modern and energy-efficient appliances. Upgrading to newer models can provide a fresh and appealing look while offering improved functionality and energy savings. Consider investing in energy-efficient refrigerators, dishwashers, stoves, and washer/dryer units. Stainless steel appliances are particularly popular for their sleek and timeless appearance. By taking on the hassle of installing them now, you can add them to the features sheet — and selling price.

Counter Offer

Since condos have limited counter space, maximizing what you have will wow prospective buyers, set your condo above the rest and improve its selling price. Instead of ripping out the whole kitchen, replace the current countertops with a classic Carrera marble or white quartz slab. Upgrading to durable and visually appealing materials such as granite, quartz, or solid surface countertops can instantly elevate the kitchen’s aesthetic appeal.

Counters are often the first thing buyers notice in the kitchen, and ample counter space is desirable for food preparation and entertaining, so you want buyers to fall in love immediately. Consider extending the existing counters for added space or adding a kitchen island for added functionality and storage. Also, talk to the builders about adding an overhang to create a breakfast bar, giving you an additional dining area to feature. This is one renovation idea that could increase the selling price of your condo without creating too much chaos or credit-card debt.

Storage Units

Storage closets are at a premium in condos — look at yours and decide if they’re as functional as possible. Proper built-in shelves, pull-out drawers and other smart storage solutions can make all the difference between your unit and someone else’s, increasing the selling price. Here’s why storage matters:

• Ample storage space allows for proper organization, reducing clutter and creating a clean and inviting atmosphere. Potential buyers value condos that offer innovative storage solutions to keep their belongings tidy and easily accessible.

• Effective storage solutions maximize available space, enabling homeowners to maximize their condo’s square footage. Clever storage options, such as built-in shelving, customized closets, or under-bed storage, help utilize every nook and cranny efficiently.

• Versatile storage solutions allow for multi-purpose use of spaces. For example, a Murphy bed with built-in storage can transform a bedroom into a home office or a guest room when needed, maximizing the functionality of the condo.

• Well-designed storage solutions can significantly increase the market value of a condo. Potential buyers appreciate the convenience and practicality of ample storage, making it an attractive selling point.

• Storage solutions that blend seamlessly with the overall aesthetic of the condo contribute to a visually pleasing environment. Customized storage units or built-in cabinetry can enhance the overall design and make the space more cohesive.

You can tackle this renovation idea yourself with a trip to Ikea or an organization store, but consider hiring a closet professional. They’ll know exactly what will work where and the investment will be worth it, knowing it’s done correctly. You want prospective buyers to imagine their yoga mats and hockey skates sitting in that well-organized closet — and pay for it.

Knock, Knock

When considering any condo renovation idea, don’t forget about one of the most prolific yet overlooked features — existing doors and door handles. Let’s be honest; they were chosen by the original developer more for their affordable bulk price than their aesthetics or high functionality.

Double bi-folding doors are often more practical in small spaces than single-slab doors since they take up less space when open. Look to replace the laundry and hall closet doors with bi-folds and the bedroom closet door with a mirrored version. Don’t forget to replace the door handles with something a little more modern, too, such as a matte black or brushed gold finish. You’ll be amazed how this overlooked feature can boost selling prices.

There are plenty of condo renovation ideas out there, but picking and choosing the right one for your property is the trick. Any of these improvements will help you increase your condo’s selling price. So, which one makes the most sense for you to work on before listing it?

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