home listings: Buying a Home? Getting the Right Information at the Right Time.
- 11/10/19 03:23 PM
Purchasing a property or improving an existing property can be one of the largest investments a person may ever make. Realty Sage asked sustainability expert Miriam Gennari, President of MetroMakeover LLC, and real estate agent with Ikon Realty in Annandale Virginia, to share her story in a 3-part series about working in the emerging eco-real estate industry -- the challenges, the opportunities, and the details about her career choice.
How Home Buyers Get Informed
It’s really no surprise that the primary source of real estate knowledge for homebuyers is the Internet.
According to the National Association of Realtors, 99% of Millennials search for homes (1 comments)
If you’ve upgraded your home in the past 10 years then you’ve probably added smart technology like NEST thermostats, or why you chose Alexa powered lights and Ring doorbells and likely some energy efficient or water saving features. You may even have a home with solar, geothermal or high-efficiency HVAC systems. And if your home has any of these things, it’s likely the result of one of two reasons; either you wanted to improve the home’s livability —making it more comfortable, easier to maintain, money saving and maybe to improve its environmental-friendliness. And/or you thought you’d get (1 comments)