Square footage determines how big a home is, but painting, furnishings and decorating can affect how big a home feels. Looking to make a small space feel bigger? A few simple cosmetic changes can help. Consider these 4 ways to make any small space in your home appear more spacious.

They say you never get a second chance to make a first impression – and neither does your house. When potential buyers open the front door, they form an opinion within seconds. Whether the space is grand or petite, entryway staging can influence a client’s perspective on the entire house. To avoid a negative first impression, consider these tips for staging a stellar entryway.

Looking to grow food and flowers from your very own backyard? Here’s how to get started.

Concrete patios are typically seen as a backyard eyesore – think a sad, cracked slab in an unloved backyard or outdoor space. Here are 6 ideas to help you see your concrete patio in a whole new, stylish light.

Getting organized and being prepared is the best way to combat the stress associated with moving. Whether you’re upgrading, downsizing, trekking far away or staying close by, the homebuying process can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to. If moving is in your near future – but not happening quite yet – here’s how to get a leg-up on the process.

As many schools and businesses have gone virtual to help minimize the spread of the novel coronavirus, people find themselves spending more time at home than ever. The experience has some homebuyers reconsidering which features they want in their next home, especially if working remotely and social distancing continue. Here are four home features buyers may be on the lookout for, according to RE/MAX real estate agents.

While browsing home listings can easily inspire daydreaming, calculating the down payment can quickly bring many homebuyers back down to earth. Yet many first-time buyers may be closer to homeownership than they think. Several options and resources may exist to help make buying a home more attainable.

Home is where you feel comfortable and safe. Without your care and vigilance, however, your home may develop conditions that can make you severely ill — or even kill you. Here are 5 ways your home can potentially harm you and expert advice on keeping these issues from affecting your household.

Today’s couches are so much more than the three-seater pieces of days past. Sometimes, it can feel challenging to find the best layout for your room. This guide provides solutions for arranging uniquely-shaped sofas comfortably in any space.