Jill Cameron

Undeniably, a property that lacks proper maintenance can quickly deteriorate, becoming outmoded and falling into disrepair. The inevitable conclusion? Such a home would command a lower asking price when it finally hits the market. But, the million-dollar question remains: what are the decisive actions homeowners can take to ensure their property not only maintains its allure but possibly grows in value?

Buying your first home is an exciting and significant milestone in your life. It's a decision that involves not just the property itself but also the neighbourhood in which it's located. With cities increasingly adopting appealing urban qualities, it's essential to find a neighbourhood that suits your lifestyle, budget, and long-term goals.

In a tough market with fewer buyers it is important to make the right impression as soon as the buyer enters the home. There is often no second chance, and it is important to get it right first time according to the Seeff Property Group.