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Real Estate What Defines Mid-Century Modern Homes? Colonial, split-level, Cape Cod… it’s no surprise that real estate has its own lingo, right down to the style of a home. In an effort to establish a deeper understanding of home styles, both in terms of how they’re built and what they seek to represent, McEnearney presents a series of articles to explore these […]
Real Estate 3 Key Steps to Winning The Offer When Purchasing a Home The DC housing market is competitive. A lot of the more desirable homes in our area have bidding wars where multiple offers are laid on the table, and the seller gets to pick the one that they think is best. As a buyer, you don’t want to lose out on your dream home because you […]
Local Events 28 Local Wineries to Explore This Fall in the Washington, DC Area For many residents of the Washington DC area, fall is one of our favorite times to savor locally made wine. The Washington DC metro area is ripe with vineyards for you to enjoy a glass (or two) while taking in the gorgeous landscapes and history of our area. Maryland has even created wine trails as […]
Local Events 16 Best Fall Festivities in the Washington DC Area The end of September kicks off the beginning of our favorite fall festivities – the time is ripe for hayrides, corn mazes, apple cider, and, of course, pumpkin patches! These events are full of family-friendly activities, and we’ve got the scoop on some of the best ones! Whether you like to celebrate apples, pumpkins, beer and […]
Home Inspiration To Sell My House Do I Have to Neutralize Everything? Question: I am getting my house ready to put on the market and wanted to ask if everything really needs to be all beige or gray? Answer: The best way to answer this question is…it depends upon the type of property, the target buyer pool, if you are using your furniture and accessories, or if […]
Home Inspiration Should I Stage My Home When I List It For Sale? At some point in every listing appointment the topic of staging comes up. Should I stage? Is it worth the money? In a word: absolutely! There are countless articles and statistics that speak to the return on investment for every staging dollar spent. Professional stagers know how to optimize the home’s layout and visual impact, […]
Real Estate What Should I Expect From a Home Inspection? Home Inspections. So beneficial — even in a very tight inventory market. I get it, sometimes to get a house a buyer might feel they have to waive the inspection. However, I would encourage this buyer to still do a home inspection, post-closing or at least have some experts out to check major systems (HVAC, […]
Home Inspiration 5 Tips to Create an At-Home Learning or Work Space The 2020 school year kicks off this month with a new item on the traditional school supplies list: an at-home learning space. With so many students learning from home or a hybrid of at-home and in-person, while parents and adults continue working from home, the divide between workspace and home space has become blurred. As […]
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Featured 7 Chic Wallpaper Ideas to Spruce Up Your Space Tired of looking at the same four walls? Today’s wallpaper designs have come a long way from that floral pattern in your parents’ dining room. Plus, the application process has become super easy and quick with peel-and-stick products. Thinking about taking that feature wall one step further? Take a look at our curated ideas for […]
Real Estate Has COVID Changed Real Estate Consumer Behavior in the DC Metro Area? Ripple, Wave or Tsunami – Part I By David Howell, Chief Information Officer, McEnearney Associates   There has been much national conversation that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a “flight to the suburbs” as urban dwellers seek more elbow room. Has that happened in the metro Washington, DC market? The region began to shut down […]
Home Inspiration Top Five Home Improvements to Enjoy Now That Pay Off Later There are certain things that I always recommend to my clients if they are thinking of putting their home on the market in the next five years. Putting some money into updating your home now can make it more appealing to buyers down the line. It will also allow you to enjoy the updates before […]
Real Estate Senior Law Day – Should I Stay or Should I Go?   When the punk rock band The Clash put a song with this title on their 1981 album release, they surely never imagined the classic lyric being used in a Senior Housing context. Senior Services of Alexandria (SSA) along with the Alexandria Bar Association is proceeding with its annual Senior Law Day — only virtually […]
Local Events The Best Things to Do Labor Day Weekend in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia Labor Day 2020 is sure to be different for many of us, even if we are able to partake in some of our favorite annual celebrations. We’ve found some great ways for you to enjoy your long weekend, whether that’s right in the comfort of your own backyard, in the splendor of our local national […]
Real Estate Using Bridge Financing to Purchase a Home Without Selling First   Ask any real estate agent doing business in the D.C. metropolitan area, and they will tell you it is almost impossible to make a competitive offer to purchase a home if you must sell your existing home first. Contract offers contingent upon the sale of an existing home are often dismissed right out of […]
Real Estate Renting – What Happens When Your Ducks Won’t Stay in a Row?   Some of us are planners, and some of us are part-time planners and part-time “Winging-it”-ers. Even planners have been thrown for a loop by 2020. This past spring/summer has made the most organized people I know distracted and upended by events. The strategic thinkers in the rental world today are a good example. They […]
Uncategorized How Do I Get Rid of a Backyard Swamp? We’ve all heard that Washington, D.C. was built on a swamp. And, unless you live under a rock (maybe one that’s been exposed by erosion), you’ve heard that a certain someone was going to “drain the swamp.” But, what do you do when your swampy backyard really needs draining? If backyard mosquito breeding grounds aren’t […]
Uncategorized Bungalow, or Cape Cod? What’s the Difference?! Colonial, split-level, Cape Cod… it’s no surprise that real estate has its own lingo, right down to the style of a home. In an effort to establish a deeper understanding of real estate home styles, in terms of how they’re built and what they seek to represent, McEnearney presents a series of articles to explore […]
Home Inspiration 8 Paint Colors To Freshen Up Your Home Painting a room’s walls can set the tone for the entire space. Whether you’re starting over and want a clean slate or are preparing your home for the market, a fresh coat of paint can work wonders. Here are a few paint colors McEnearney agents suggested for freshening up your walls: McCormick Lady Nicole A […]
Home Inspiration 17 Dreamy Patios and Delightful Gardens On the Market Now The temperature is up and the sun is out! This means Washingtonians are out looking to enjoy the best of summer – from relaxing or grilling on patios, to water recreation spots in our region, and any number of delights in between. Coronavirus has people looking more than ever for their own private outdoor space, […]
Home Inspiration Are Solar Panels Worth the Investment?   Solar panels have been around for years, but have recently become an option for residential homeowners. Despite the panels’ impact on an owner’s utility bills and appeal to climate-conscious consumers, what impact do the glass panels atop a roof have when it comes time to sell your home? McEnearney agents chimed in to answer the […]
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