Explore the April edition of the Summit County Market Insider, your go-to source for the latest trends in mountain and real estate lifestyle. From real estate market shifts to lifestyle developments, the Summit County Market Insider keeps you informed and ahead of the curve.
In this issue, we feature two timely articles offering valuable insights into the real estate and mountain lifestyle landscape.
First, a Forbes article, “If You Want To Sell, Target The Female Homebuyer” highlights insights for sellers in today’s market.
Next, a piece from Mansion Global titled “Seven Ways to Improve Your Custom Home That You May Never Have Considered?” explores opportunities for designing your home.
These stories highlight key trends in mountain real estate as well as consumer behavior, offering valuable insights for homeowners, investors, and mountain enthusiasts alike. Stay tuned for more expert insights from your trusted Market Insider in Summit County.
Designing, building and selling homes isn’t what it used to be. Now, women should be thought of as a majority in all of those processes. At the recent SXSW Conference, top housing leaders discussed the changing dynamics of the female homebuyer.
My home was built in 1964. If I bought it when it was built, I would not have been able to sign the mortgage without a male cosigner regardless of my income. With the Equal Credit Opportunity Act in 1974, women were then allowed to sign a mortgage alone.
In that 50-year timespan a lot has changed for women in housing.
The joy of building a custom home is the opportunity to design every detail to your individual taste. But architects and builders know a few things that most people would never think of adding to their wish list.
Items that add to a healthy home environment or make your life easier can be incorporated during the early design and build phase of a new home, typically at a lower cost or at least with less hassle than adding it later.
“These are exactly the kinds of ‘quiet wins’ that separate a nice custom home from a truly great one,” said Kristine Anderson, design principal and partner at PKA Architecture in Minneapolis.
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