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Top Curb Appeal Trends for 2020

Every property owner understands the importance of curb appeal. Whether it’s making your home more marketable to interested buyers or boosting the listing value, the number of properties undergoing facelifts is growing year by year. However, deciding that you need to spruce up the exterior and deciding what and where to do it are two different things. As always, there’s a broad range of choice for homeowners, and picking can be the most challenging part. Thankfully, a simple tactic is to follow the hottest curb appeal trends for this year as they are proven to work. So, without further ado, here are four of the best!

Swap the Siding

Your home’s cladding plays a significant role in the sale process as it’s a dominant feature. Therefore, it’s an element that people will notice once they roll up on the drive, and it could impact their decision to make an offer or move on to another property. Upgrading to modern materials provides more options. Firstly, fiber cement has a classical aesthetic that takes people back to their childhood. Secondly, it’s resistant to the elements, so it’ll last for longer. That means there’s no reason to upgrade the siding every couple of years, which is a money-saver.

Be Color Creative

The great thing about color is that you can play around with different shades until you get the style you want. What’s even better is that hues can be bright and light, or deep and vivid, making it easy to mix and match for a striking appeal.

And, it doesn’t have to cover a large surface area. Currently, using black and blue on the doors is overtaking the typical red color you would find as it complements the entryway, making it more appealing. You can use color on all the exterior accessories, so don’t be afraid to try something new. If it doesn’t work, you can redo it!

Landscape Over Lawn

A beautifully green lawn is homely and traditional, yet it isn’t the easiest thing to manage. As such, it can encourage messiness and clutter if you’re not up with the maintenance responsibilities. Landscaping, on the other hand, is cleaner and less hassle, which is why landscape contractors are gaining popularity among property owners. With stone and brick, you can create a rugged-yet-smooth outdoor area that looks eye-catching and exciting. Plus, you won’t need to worry about digging up plants or removing weeds.

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Personalized Greenery

For those who do want some greenery in their lives, but can’t be bothered with the hassle, you can use plants to your advantage by creating shapes and personalizing them. For example, at Christmas, you can attach a wreath to the front door. This lets you utilize different textures while getting into the festive spirit. Alternatively, you can forge your initials out of plants and position them on the front door, regardless of the time of year. Then, your property will be original and unique, which is something buyers search for when they are making offers.

Which curb appeal trends will you use to try and increase interest in your home?

 

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About the Author

Kaya Wittenburg

Blog Author and CEO

Kaya Wittenburg is the Founder and CEO of Sky Five Properties. Since the age of 10, real estate has been deeply ingrained into his thoughts. With world-class negotiation and deal-making skills, he brings a highly impactful presence into every transaction that he touches.

He is here to help you use real estate as a vehicle to develop your own personal empire and feel deeply satisfied along the way. If you have an interest in buying, selling or renting property in South Florida, contact Kaya today.

   
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