Keeping your home in great shape not only benefits your living experience but also boosts its value. These are our top tips to help you maintain your home and increase its value:
A fresh coat of paint
A fresh coat of paint can instantly refresh your home’s appearance, both inside and out. Whether you choose a trendy new colour or stick with classic neutrals, painting is a cost-effective way to give your home a facelift.
Landscaping
Clean up and spruce up your outdoor living space by clearing dead plants, weeding and adding new plants can make all the difference. A well-maintained garden not only enhances the property appeal but also provides a welcoming atmosphere.
Upgrade fixtures
Simple changes like replacing door handles, upgrading hardware or updating the kitchen splashback can go a long way. These small updates can modernise your home without breaking the bank.
Kitchen and bathroom updates
Kitchens and bathrooms are key selling points for potential buyers. Modernise your kitchen and bathrooms with new countertops, cabinetry and fixtures. Even minor updates in these areas can significantly increase your home's value.
Smart home technology
Incorporate smart home features like security systems and smart lighting to enhance convenience and appeal to tech-savvy buyers. These upgrades not only make your home more functional but also add a modern touch.
Upgrade flooring
Clean, well-maintained flooring is essential. Steam cleaning carpets, replace broken tiles, or refinish hardwood floors to spruce-up your home and entice buyers. Updated flooring can dramatically improve the look and feel of your home.
How are you using your home equity? Implementing even a few of these tips to update your home can add value and present more opportunities for you to grow financially. You may consider purchasing an investment property, upgrading your bathroom or building a granny flat. Contact us today to explore your options and make the most of your home equity!
Disclaimer
Any information provided herein is of a general nature only. No consideration has been taken into your objectives, needs or financial situation. Before acting on this information you should consider if it is appropriate for your situation.