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~May is National Remodeling Month

Grace Chiquette

Hi Everyone:

April Showers Bring May Flowers (I think that’s how the sayin’ goes anyways.)

May is National Remodeling Month .  The remodeling business has seen such a slow down over the last couple of years with concerns over the economy and housing values.  A new study conducted by: Better Homes and Gardens, released January 2010 gives a glimpse to many brighter years to come for the remodeling industry.  According to Eliot Nusbaum, Better Homes and Gardens Executive Editor for Home Design in a speech at the NAHB International Builders Show, the top priorities for potential new home buyers and existing home owners who are planning improvements this year include: Price, energy-efficiency, organization and comfort. “Not surprisingly, we continue to see a ‘cents and sensibility’ approach when it comes to buying or improving a home, with practicality and price being top priorities,” says Nusbaum.  “Today’s homeowner is also looking for a home that fits the entire family ~from a multi-tasking home office, to expanding storage space needs, to a living room that can adapt to advancements in home entertainment and technology.”

~want to learn more….about this survey and others:

WE ARE AT THE Spokane Valley Library Today, April 29, 2010, 7:00 to 8:00pm for conversations that matter…. regarding this topic and many others like President Obama’s proposed Home Star Rebate Program.  Come, let’s talk.  Don’t forget to bring me an incandescent light bulb (those high fat bulbs) and I’ll give you a FREE (low fat) CFL Light bulb. I have 2 boxes to give away: Hurry come and get your FREE CFL Today!

We must thank our local Landcouncil.org and Avista for the bulbs.  Don’t worry; we will properly dispose of those high fat bulbs that are being phased out by 2012/2014. Have questions or need directions, call: 869-2686.

* This story was originally published as a post from the marketing blog "Green Voice of Real Estate." Read all stories from this blog