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Texas housing inventory just hit an all time low and this goes for Emerald Bay as well. While not an all time low in Emerald Bay, it is very close and has not been this low in many years.
Emerald Bay Inventory Down!
Currently, the number of homes for sale in Emerald Bay is the lowest I have seen in many years. If you are thinking of Buying, don’t wait too long! If you are thinking of Selling, this is a great time to get your home on the market. Call today for your free market analysis!
January Market Report- Cordova Real Estate
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9 Traits of an Organized Kitchen
- The number one rule of an organized kitchen is to store items where you use them. Put your plates near the table, glasses near the fridge and cutting knives and board near island or counter where you cut up produce.
- If you do any baking, set up a baking section. Store together all items you use when baking.
- Clean and organize your fridge and freezer. Do a quick upkeep once a week on trash day. If you don’t use it, get rid of it.
- Move the excess clutter. For example, seasonally used items such as platters and holiday dishes are better stored in a basement or attic. Unless you have a very large kitchen, it is best to remove items that are not used on a regular basis.
- How many glasses do you really use between dish washing? Store only as many as you regularly use (glasses, dishes, wine glasses), and place the extras in storage.
- Go through your cookbooks and keep in the kitchen only the ones you use regularly. Seasonal cookbooks can be stored with your holiday dinnerware. Others can be kept elsewhere or given away.
- Here’s a tough one. If you don’t use it every day, remove it from your counters. So many of us complain about not having enough counter space, yet we crowd the counters with things we don’t use.
- Check out all the racks and drawer units on the market to more efficiently store all your kitchen items. You will find a large selection at home stores around the country.
- Set up a small pantry somewhere in your home for extra cans of soup, coffee and other essentials. You’ll save money by buying in bulk or during sales and you’ll save space in the kitchen. A small closet can easily be converted to a pantry. Once you have one, you’ll never want to be “pantry-less” again.
Prepare your home for Showing!
When you are
preparing your property for sale, reduce the number of family pictures on the wall. Allow another family to imagine their family photos hanging there. It reduces clutter and allows the potential buyer to see the property as they would make it theirs. Also clean the fridge. Take all magnets and pictures off the refrigerator to reduce the clutter and streamline the kitchen. Reducing
family pictures takes the eyes off the people and on the property.