A home that’s ready for spring needs a bit more than just a good scrubbing. The season is also a great time to take a look around and think about areas that can be freshened up.

Source: Spring Must-haves For Your Home | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

The guest bath might not be the most important room on your reno list, especially if you have an outdated kitchen or a master bath that’s way less than spa-worthy. But if you frequently have people over, and put your guest bath to good use, this space could probably use a refresher – especially since the picture in your head of what you’d like it to look like is nowhere near the reality you get when you step inside.

Source: Easy Ways To Glam Up Your Guest Bath | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

Your front yard is the red carpet inviting buyers into the beauty that is your home. If it’s rugged, messy and unkempt, buyers will take one look and then keep on driving to the next property on their list.

Source: 5 Front Yard Landscaping Tips That Will Wow Home Buyers | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

The push to make our houses as energy-efficient as possible has, in some cases, led to unintended consequences. Because modern houses are less drafty due to tighter-fitting windows, doors and weather stripping, pollutants that were vented in the past are trapped inside.

Source: Is Your Furnace Affecting Your Indoor Air Quality? | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

Walls can be the most impactful square feet of your home. Here’s how to give your walls the creative edge they need without breaking the bank. 1. Mounted Boxes Say goodbye to giant mismatched bookcases as your only shelving option.

Source: 7 Crafty DIY Wall Decor Ideas | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

Getting the itch to redo your house? Truth: We have it all year round. But, there’s something about the ushering in of a new year and the literal renewal it brings that makes the idea of a fresh look even more inviting.

Source: Top Interior Design Trends For 2016 | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

It’s a girl! And a boy! Yes, Pantone, the harbinger of color trends, has given birth to two colors of the year from 2016: Rose Quartz and Serenity, otherwise known as baby pink and baby blue.

Source: How To Use Pantone’s Two Colors Of The Year In Your Home | Blog | Steve Bulatovic

A Comparable Market Analysis (CMA) can tell you what buyers recently paid for homes similar to yours, but that’s not all you need to know to choose the right listing price.

Source: Why Real Estate Market Conditions Matter | Blog | Steve Bulatovic