We just released 2 new homes in Yorkson, Langley (77 Ave & 211 St).
Starting in the low $700s.
Come check them out this weekend from 1- 4pm.
Go to yorksonproperties.com for more details & floorplans

We just released 2 new homes in Yorkson, Langley (77 Ave & 211 St).
Starting in the low $700s.
Come check them out this weekend from 1- 4pm.
Go to yorksonproperties.com for more details & floorplans

Sometimes the bedroom simply gets overlooked or left until last when it comes to renovations & updates. Considering it's the place where we start and end our days, I think it's important to have a bedroom you enjoy spending time in and that helps you relax.
It's also important to showcase the bedrooms when you're listing your home for sale by making sure they are tidy and appear spacious; you want to help potential buyers envision themselves in the space. While sellers often focus on updating the kitchen and bathroom(s) when they list, bedroom are important rooms to give attention to, and often don't require too much effort or money to freshen up.
I came across this great bedroom DIY post from LiveLoveDIY while scouring Pinterest, and think it's a great example of how you can transform a room without breaking the budget. A fresh coat of paint and well selected furniture and accessories can make a big impact.
Image Source: http://www.livelovediy.com/2014/02/diy-decorating-ideas-for-your-bedroom.html
If you're thinking about buying or selling in 2014, check out the Housing Forecast Update from the BC Real Estate Association

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I'm always looking for great businesses to direct my clients to for a variety of needs. I'll be updating info often, so make sure you check back for a one- stop resource. My most recent addition is Bridge Fireplace Group (the photo below says it all!). If you're looking to update your fireplaces, this company has lots of beautiful options worth checking out.

If you're on a budget (who isn't?) and are looking to update some furniture to help stage your home for sale or to add that finishing touch to a room, why not go the DIY route? For a few bucks you can take an existing piece or find a quality item in need of some TLC at a trhift store and give it a complete makeover. With so many DIY tutorials it's a snap to figure out the materials you need and how to do it. One of my favourite ideas is to use chalk paint to create a classic- contemporary piece that suits a variety of decorating styles. Check out this DIY guide to help get you started.
Wait until you see the before photo!

Photo courtesy of The Pampered Baby
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If you're thinking of listing your house for sale or have found your next home but want to give it a facelift, changing up the floor in one or several rooms can be a great way to change things up without blowing the budget.
Hiring someone to do the dirty work for you isn't a bad idea, but consider the cost savings if you do it yourself. If you're looking to sell your home, you can add quite a lot of value with a small investment in key areas such as a bathroom or kitchen.
And if you've got your heart set on a specific property but aren't in love with certain elements, don't let them deter you from buying what could become your dream home. A little TLC and elbow grease can go a long way and show pride of ownership.
For inspiration, check out this herringbone tile floor DIY from Simply Designing.

Image Coutesy of Simply Designing

If you're trying to find your first home, this might help make it a little more affordable!
Effective February 19, 2014, if you're a first time home buyer looking to get into the market, the BC Provincial Government has just announced that they have increased the full exemption maximum for the Property Transfer Tax from $425,000 to $475,000.
This means that first time home buyers can save up to $1,000 in tax during the closing of purchase, and help them work with a larger budget. The Provincial Government has also modified the scale from $475,000 to $500,000, which means that as the price increases from $475,000 to $500,000, the Property Transfer Tax will apply on a pro-rated basis.
If you are a first time home buyer and have questions about the Property Transfer Tax and what this means for you, contact me today and I can answer all your questions!

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If you're looking for a home in the Lanlgey area, make sure you check out Yorkson Properties. Beautiful, brand new 2,500+ sq ft homes- move in ready!

Contact me today to book a viewing!