The Stars Of Love It Or List It Reveal The One Reality Check Homeowners Don't Expect
David Visentin and Page Turner of HGTV's "Love It or List It" combat unrealistic expectations from homeowners time and again -- in one area in particular.
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The Simple Garage Upgrade That'll Instantly Add Value To Your Home
While your garage might have just a utilitarian purpose, there's a simple upgrade you can make that will add value and give the space multiple uses.
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How HGTV Fans Really Feel About Page Turner Replacing Hilary Farr On Love It Or List It
With any change comes the inevitable growing pains. So what are "Love It or List It" fans saying after one season with new cohost Page Turner?
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The Useful Room You Should Have That Will Boost Your Home's Value
More and more buyers are looking for homes with this particular room. Not only will it increase your home's value, but it also enhances daily life.
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10 Outdated Flooring Choices That Are Turning Away Potential Buyers From Your Home
In an exclusive interview with real estate experts, House Digest explores flooring options buyers hate, and better alternatives for boosting saleability.
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10 Upgrades To Raise A Home's Value, According To HGTV's Property Brothers
The Property Brothers are pros at boosting home value via smart upgrades. Here are the materials, must-haves, areas, and features they advise investing in.
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HGTV's David Bromstad Shares The One Thing You Should Never Skip When House Hunting
As host of "My Lottery Dream Home," David Bromstad knows a thing or two about buying houses. Find out his one non-negotiable for future home buyers.
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The Wood Floor Mistake That Could Cost You Serious Money Down The Line
If you want to ensure that you're not missing out on the potential resale value of your home, there's one thing you should never do with your wood floors.
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The Vinyl Flooring Color That Has The Best Chance Of Adding Value To Your Home
Vinyl flooring is durable, budget-friendly, and capable of boosting your home's resale value — as long as you pick the right color. Here's what we know.
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Neighbor Built A Fence On Your Property? Here's What To Do
Fence disputes can turn into legal issues, but there are solutions that don't involve filing a lawsuit if your neighbor's fence is in your yard.
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The Long-Term Effects Of Stainless Steel Appliances On Home Resale Value
Stainless steel appliances bring durability and timeless style to your kitchen while adding long-term value that appeals to a wide range of buyers.
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How To Get The Most Bang For Your Buck When Deciding On Remodeling Kitchens
Your kitchen is often one of the most expensive places to remodel, so it's important to determine how extensive of a renovation to do to maximize your money.
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The Real Impact Of A Kitchen Island On Your Home's Resale Value
A kitchen island is a great selling point to lure in buyers but only if it is well-designed. Otherwise, it can have the opposite effect on your home's value.
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The Garage Flooring Choice That Can Hurt Your Home's Resale Value
This type of flooring isn't seen as desirable by home buyers in general, but especially not in the garage, where it's subject to a lot of wear and tear.
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Looking To Sell Your Home? Avoid This Trendy Kitchen Design
Successfully selling your house is all about appealing to a wide range of buyers, which is why certain trendy kitchen designs are best avoided.
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David Bromstad's Budget-Friendly Advice About Home Buying Makes So Much Sense
David Bromstad recommends those looking to buy a home prioritize fixer-upper properties as a means of saving money and building more equity in the long run.
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The Outdated Home Staging Trend That's Keeping Your Home On The Market
If your house has been on the market for longer than you'd hoped for, take a second look at your home staging because you may just be doing it wrong.
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Why Chip Gaines Says Lawn Upgrades Should Be The First Step Before Selling Your Home
You might think renovating your kitchen or bathroom is a first step toward selling your home, but your lawn can really affect how buyers view the property.
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The Most Affordable Place To Buy A Home In The US Is This Midwest City
With buying a home becoming increasingly difficult for younger generations, perhaps it's time to move to an overlooked, yet vibrant, part of the Midwest.
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The Fixer Upper Red Flag Chip Gaines Always Ignores (And The One To Avoid)
Chip Gaines has a lot of experience buying real estate that needs work, and the HGTV star has figured out which red flags to ignore and which to heed.
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The Absolute Cheapest Place You Can Buy A House In Massachusetts
Nestled in the lovely Berkshires, this post-industrial town offers a thriving art scene, amenities, and the lowest home prices in Massachusetts.
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The Popular Texas City That's Becoming Way More Affordable To Rent In
With home ownership harder for younger generations, finding an affordable place to rent can be a lifesaver. Consider a trendy Texas city for your next rental.
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The Home Renovation Realtors Say Could Diminish Property Value
Before you undertake any major renovations, there's one thing you should never do, as it may diminish your property's value according to the professionals.
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24 Ways The HOA Could Be Affecting Your Backyard And What You Can Do About It
Home Owner's Associations, also known as HOAs, keep the neighborhood looking uniform and neat, but did you know their rules may also apply to your backyard?
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The Outdated Home Type From The 1940s That Deserves A Comeback
In a modern world where housing is often incredibly expensive, this post-war prefab home style could provide a unique alternative to traditional houses.
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Don't Fall For A Tiny House Scam On Amazon. Red Flags To Look For
Tiny homes are sold online at sites like Amazon for prices that sometimes seem too good to be true. In a lot of cases, they really are. Here's what to look for.
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Mike Holmes Says Your Home's Doors Should Probably Be Wider & He Has A Very Good Reason
HGTV star Mike Holmes thinks the building code for minimum door width should be changed from 32 inches to 36 inches. Here's why you should listen.
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