3 Landscaping Tips That Are Sure to Save Boca Home Owners Money
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When putting your Boca home on the open market, the obvious goal is getting as much money as you can in as little amount of time as possible. And while making sure the inside of your home is in tip-top shape will always be a top-priority before selling, spending plenty of time on the outside of your home is also a necessary component to achieving all your home selling goals.
Landscaping will undoubtedly play a critical role in getting a home sold, especially when it comes to attracting potential home buyers initially.
Let’s face it—if you can’t grab a buyer’s attention from the outside, do you really think that same buyer will take the next step and see what the inside of your home has to offer? Not likely; and that’s where landscaping comes into…
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With Boca Raton being one of the top retirement destinations in the entire country, maintenance-free housing options here are beyond plentiful. But when you buy a condo, townhouse, or even a home in a gated or golf course community, home owners are required to pay a home owners’ association fee for common area maintenance and upkeep, which can be billed monthly, quarterly, or sometimes even annually.
If you’ve made the decision to buy a Boca condo but don’t exactly know where to begin your search, we’ve got you covered. Unlike buying a single-family home, where buyers also have to consider backyard dimensions, exterior style and design, and countless other factors that specifically relate to detached residences, condo buyers need to focus on a variety of other characteristics, starting with the following…
It’s certainly no secret that the spring season is one of the busiest times of the year for the Boca housing market. And with more people looking to buy a home or condo, chances are you may find yourself in a bidding war if you too are in the market for a new home or vacation residence.
Regardless of when or how you plan to sell your home or condo in Boca, maximizing profitability is usually the top priority. As you probably already know, however, most of today’s home buyers are looking for a nicely updated, move-in ready home that seems to checkoff most of the items on their wish list, which means you may need to make a few changes, updates, or modifications to boost appeal and desirability.
The housing market tends to be seasonal, and as you’ve probably heard, spring is usually when buyers and sellers come out of hibernation and start flooding the market, regardless of where you live. And while it’s almost common knowledge at this point that spring is usually the most popular time to buy or sell a home, you might still be wondering why this is the case each and every year. Well, once you start diving a little deeper into
It’s hard to believe the first month of 2018 is already in the books, but here we are nearly a week down in February with the busy spring market right around the corner. And speaking of spring, there’s hardly a better time to deep clean your home and get everything in order, even down here in South Florida where the sun shines all year long and we’re not coming off another cold and dreary winter season.
There’s something to be said for staying organized, regardless of whether we’re talking about your busy schedule or keeping things in order throughout your home. Much like how staying organized in your work life or social life can save you time, effort, and a whole lot of headaches, keeping your cupboards and food storage areas clean and organized can also make cooking a meal much less stressful, and do we dare even say…fun?
As a prospective home seller or perhaps someone who has plenty of experience selling homes in the past, you hear it all the time—curb appeal matters. It goes without saying that first impressions can make or break any potential deal, regardless of whether it’s for a job interview or first date, or attracting somebody to possibly buy your home or condo. 
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club is one of Florida’s premier country clubs and yachting communities, not to mention one of its biggest. Comprised of over 700 residences, it’s probably best described as a lavish residential community that features a plethora of custom-built estates that all sit on very generous home sites, of which many are either deep water or golf course lots, which only adds its allure and overall appeal. Furthermore, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club is also a private invitation club only, adding an uncommon level of exclusivity that ultra-luxury home buyers love when shopping for a luxe new place to live. It is worth noting, however, that membership to the club is not limited to those who call Royal Palm & Yacht Club home.