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2022 Home Design Trends

David Morris Group - 2022 Home Design Trends - 2022 Real Estate Trends - Reno Real Estate - Reno Homes

Just as fashion trends change and old styles become fresh and relevant, home trends do the same thing. From paint colors you can expect to see everywhere, plays on different textures, and popular uses for spaces in your home, let’s take a look at 2022 home design trends. You never know if one of these trends could spark some inspiration!

Color Collaborations

The two-tone color combinations you’ve seen gain popularity in kitchen renovations on HGTV are likely to stick around. Use the color wheel to find two colors that are either complementary or provide a nice contrast to allow each color to pop. It’s recommended that the darker color sits below eye level and the lighter color sits higher to create more visual interest without shrinking the feel of a space.

Outdoors Inside

With the increased time spent at home, many are finding ways to bring the outdoor elements inside with wallpapers, bedding, art, and accessories that remind them of plants, flowers, and exotic travel destinations. Colors found in nature are also being used a lot more in home designs. Earthy palettes will continue to be a prominent theme in 2022.

Upcycling Old Pieces

Some designs and furniture bring intense comfort and familiarity, but they don’t always fit a home’s style or needs. Recently, there has been a big push to reuse items in new ways. Marrying the modern with the traditional can come in several forms, like giving old pieces a new coat of paint or stain, reupholstering fabric, and even finding new uses for decor.

Abstract and Artsy

Abstract art and styles are becoming more popular and bringing comfort to a wider audience. As the world becomes filled with more information and individuals face more pressure or uncertainty, abstract pieces allow individuals to focus on how something makes them feel, connect with it in a new way, and escape the influx of words and noise happening inside their heads at any given time.

Sustainable

Eco-friendly materials are becoming increasingly important in homes. A wave of more sustainable textiles is being added to home design trends. Getting rid of some of the more harmful materials, like foam, which is being replaced by things like coconut hair, wool, and feathers, is a priority for designers, creators, and consumers.

 

2022 will bring some exciting home design trends and insights into the real estate market. If you’d like to stay up to date on what’s happening around Reno, follow our blog, and if you have questions about the Reno real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your helpful guide. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

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Is the Housing Market Cooling? Real Estate Predictions for Fall

David Morris Group - Is the Housing Market Cooling_ Real Estate Predictions for Fall - Reno Real Estate Market - Fall 2021 Housing Market Predictions - Reno Nevada Housing Market

The past year and a half has brought all eyes to the real estate market. With inventory levels depleting quickly, days on the market shortening, and multiple offers coming in above asking price, the market was extremely competitive. Now that summer has come to an end, everyone’s asking, “is the housing market cooling?” Take a look at the real estate predictions for fall.

What are experts saying across the nation?

Over the course of the fall season, it’s expected that the real estate market will begin to cool across the nation. It’s also expected that we’ll be back to experiencing the normal seasonality of the market, with spring and summer bringing more homes and buyers to the market, while the fall and winter months will bring only serious buyers and sellers to make a transaction.

 

With the market cooling also comes more homes on the market and less competition as some may only have a moving window in the spring and summer months. Buyers will have more options to choose from in their price range, homes aren’t flying off the market as quickly as they’re put on, and seeing bidding wars between buyers for thousands of dollars above asking price is less common.

What are we actually seeing across Washoe County?

While we’d love to tell buyers that there has been an immediate cooling to the market, it’s still a very competitive market. The median sold price of homes in Washoe County in September 2021 was $537,750, an increase of 34.8% since September 2019, and it doesn’t look like home prices will be falling anytime soon. In September, the number of homes for sale decreased 48.3%, the number of homes sold decreased .9%, and the number of homes that went under contract increased 14.8% from this time two years ago. Inventory levels are holding at one month, which is a drastic change from the 3.4 months of inventory on the market in September 2019.

 

If September is any indication of what we should expect from the rest of the fall season, we may experience a slight cooling to the real estate market, but with inventory levels remaining low and demand still remaining high, it’s likely that Reno will be a hot market to watch in the coming months.

 

If you’re curious about the Reno real estate market and how it’s changing, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your Reno resource, and if you’re hoping to buy or sell a home in the coming months, we’re happy to help you navigate the fast-moving market. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

 

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Could You Be the Next Copper Knolls Resident?

David Morris Group - Could You Be the Next Copper Knolls Resident - Copper Knolls Real Estate - Homes for Sale in Copper Knolls - Copper Knolls Houses - Somersett

Located in the Somersett area lies the picturesque neighborhood of Copper Knolls. With beautiful mountains surrounding the community, each home has a dazzling view to offer residents. The gorgeous scenery is but one of the things to love about the charming community of Copper Knolls.

Homes

Single-family homes in the Copper Knolls area average about 2,156 to 2,899 square feet and feature two to four bedrooms. As a community that was built in the early 2000s, it’s a newer development in the Reno area. Homes are located between the Somersett West Park and the Somersett East Park on lots that range from 0.19 to 0.37 acres.

Amenities

Just minutes from the Copper Knolls neighborhood lies the Somersett Golf and Country Club, where residents can enjoy many amenities and a panoramic view. The nearby parks also offer the neighborhood a ton of green space to explore as well as basketball courts, a playground, and picnic areas.

 

For anyone looking to explore the boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, and nightlife of Downtown Reno, Copper Knolls is just under 10 miles away. That also means that anyone commuting to Downtown Reno for work only has a 15-minute drive.

Schools

Schools serving the students in Copper Knolls include George Westergard Elementary School, B.D. Billinghurst Middle School, and Robert McQueen High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District. The public charter school, Coral Academy of Science, offers an alternative to the Washoe County School District.

 

Copper Knolls is a tight-knit community that Reno residents love to call home. If you have any questions about what we love about the community or which homes in the neighborhood are currently on the market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

 

 

 

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Easy Upgrades To Get Your Home Ready To Sell

David Morris Group - Easy Upgrades To Get Your Home Ready To Sell - Reno Real Estate Trends - Reno Real Estate Agents - Renovations Before Selling

If you’re thinking about selling your home, there’s never been a better time. With increased demand and low levels of inventory, buyers have never been more motivated to purchase a home. While it’s a great time to sell, it’s also the perfect time to make a few adjustments around the house in order to maximize the return on your investment. Check out the easy upgrades to get your home ready to sell.

Easy Upgrades Throughout the House

  • New hardware – Brass hinges, old doorknobs, outdated cabinet handles, etc,. can be eyesores that take away from your home. A few simple changes can elevate the design of items in your home and give them new life. Buyers will notice and comment on new hardware — trust us!
  • Deep clean the floors – Polish up the hardwood floors, steam clean carpets, and make sure the floors look ready for a new family. Dust bunnies, scratches, and stains will detract from the rest of your home.
  • Refresh the grout – Dirty or outdated grout in the kitchen and bathrooms can be a major turn-off for buyers. Give it a deep cleaning or put a new application of grout to make these areas of your home shine.
  • Lighting – Lighting is the key to a great showing. You not only want great natural light, but you want your light fixtures to brighten the home and be stylish. Lighting can often be overlooked by a seller, but it’s never overlooked by a buyer.

Easy Kitchen Upgrades

  • Add a tile backsplash – A simple tile backsplash doesn’t have to be expensive or even something you hire someone for. There are tons of options available to you, and it makes for a great weekend DIY project.
  • Paint the island – Painting cabinets can be very time consuming, so cut the time in half by focusing only on your kitchen island. It’s a very trendy fix, and it shows that you’ve put some TLC into your home.

Easy Bathroom Upgrades

  • Mirror, mirror, on the wall – If your mirror is showing signs of wear or is tragically outdated, change it out. Research some of the popular design trends and measure to see which ones will work in your space before purchasing the new mirror.
  • Bathroom fixtures – If the faucet and shower fixtures are looking a little old, simply switch them out for something newer.

Spending a little time and money preparing your home for the market can greatly impact the resale value and entice buyers. Start with these easy upgrades to get your home ready to sell, and if you have any questions about how the David Morris Group can help you find the right buyers to get your home sold quickly, contact us at (775) 828-3292.