While 91% of home sellers used a real estate agent in 2025, 66% either were personally referred to an agent or hired someone they had worked with before, according to NAR’s 2024 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. This implies people want someone they already know or can trust before they commit to listing their properties.
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Fall is a great time for local events that help you connect with your neighbors and increase your home’s value. By joining area gatherings and activities, you make your home more attractive, build better relationships and camaraderie with your neighbors, and create a sense of belonging. Here are some fun fall events to consider that could enhance your property’s value and add charm to your neighborhood.
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Dear introverts, we know it’s difficult to read this, but getting to know your neighbors and allowing them to get to know you can truly be a lifesaver. Especially if you live alone in a new neighborhood like many students and young professionals. It’s overwhelming, true, establishing that initial contact with strangers who happen to live next door. However, the benefits far outweigh the anxiety you must be feeling. Indeed, extroverted people have it easier breaking the ice in a blink of an eye. The good thing is you can learn a thing or two from them.
Know thy neighbor and the best moment to approach
First things first. Before you rent an apartment, you should explore your neighborhood online. Find a platform with building or neighborhood reviews and go through them. They will give you valuable insight into what kind of community you can expect after you move in.
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A few of the most common features that buyers look for when buying a house include the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, and whether or not the home has a garage. Then, there are the few important features that often get pushed to the bottom of the list. Don’t forget the following important features when choosing the right home for you and your family. Continue reading