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Real Estate Tidbits: Gardens More Than a Labor of Love
Real Estate Tidbits: Gardens More Than a Labor of Like
Green Happiness
“He who plants a backyard, plants happiness” is an ancient saying. But, equipment have changed a lot nowadays. Today, the proverb may possibly be thought of as “He who plants a backyard, plants money!” When it comes to selling a house, landscaping is an vital factor that determines the value of the property. Real estate gurus believe that gardens around a house can contribute more than 10% to the total value of the property. Moreover, the houses with attractive gardens, above all mature trees, are easily saleable when compared to the other houses with limited or underdeveloped landscaping. Investing a small time in tending your backyard can really pay dividends when it comes to selling your home.
Enjoying Green
Houses with gardens around them are brilliant choices for those who wish to delight in time outside, even as not travelling far to do so. It is always refreshing to open the door and go out into the backyard and smell the flowers, plants, and trees. Most of us spend less time enjoying the greenery in broadcast parks and sanctuaries since they are becoming more scarce and because of urban stretch are often far away. Since most of us will never have a chance to visit the tropical rain forests of Inner America why not invest a few dollars and house and have your own piece of nature right outside your door?
Green can be healthy
Plants not only contribute value to the property, but gardens also have fantastic health repayment. The health repayment of gardening are impressive. According to health check experts, gardening is a fantastic exercise for legs, shoulders, arms and neck. Gardening also helps to strengthen the joints in our body. Recent researches indicate that gardening lowers blood pressure, reduces cholesterol levels and also prevents diabetes and sensitivity diseases. Gardening is also an ideal physical exercise for people who want to reduce their weight. Gardening helps to burn stout and as an added bonus, makes some healthy, organic fruits and vegetables for your entire family to eat.
Green in real estate
Based on a recent survey or property owners, it was noted that 95% of residential homeowners and 86% of commercial property owners believe that excellent landscaping adds more value to their properties. Also real estate brokers around Austin reckon that merely having a backyard is enough to attract the buyers. Moreover, gardening has lots of repayment like offering a healthy body, fresh air, a fresh mind, fresh food, bringing birds, attracting butterflies, sustaining beneficial insects and added value to your property. Finally, gardening and makes your property look its best. So plant gardens around your home and grab the sure ticket to instant and valuable resale!
Joe Cline is a professional real estate broker, investor, and REALTOR with RE/MAX Capital City, Austin, Texas. Joe believes in providing world-class service to his clients through educating and coaching them through their real estate transactions.
Joe’s commitment to education and service is reinforced by his achievement and participation in the Austin Board of Realtors, Council of Residential Specialists, Accredited Buyer’s Representative’s Council, Texas Association of Realtors, and National Association of Realtors.
Joe holds his Broker’s license, the Accredited Buyer’s Representative designation, the Certified Residential Specialist designation, the Certified Home Marketing Specialist designation, Cendant Mobility Marketing Specialist designation and the Cendant Mobility Referral Specialist designation.
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