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How much do you spend on yearly home maintenance? In GOBankingRates’ 2023 real estate survey, nearly 30% of existing homeowners surveyed said they spend between $500 and $2,000 per year. Of the age ranges who respondents, the highest percentage belongs to homeowners ages 65 and over, at 48%.
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It’s OK not to conduct certain types of home maintenance each year, but some types of maintenance and renovations should
(BPT) – Balancing beauty with practicality is a common challenge when renovating and upgrading a home. This desire to marry a personal style with a purpose was evident at the 2023 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS). Designers are creating concepts and products to make life easier while adding visually appealing elements. Popular trends especially cater to tech-savvy homeowners looking for innovative products that can make their home lives more convenient.
If you want to create a home that combines personal style with practicality, check out the five top home trends for 2023 and beyond.
1. Wide open spaces
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When life transitions happen, a renovation can make a big difference to the function and comfort of your home.
Perhaps you’ve been thinking for years about building an in-law suite for your parents. Maybe your kids are starting college and moving out – or back in! An updated layout could keep those family members close but still give everyone privacy. Alternatively, if your family is growing and your house is feeling cramped, you may need to build an addition to the house.
Whatever it is that spurs the thought of a home renovation, one fact is clear: your house just
November is for being grateful and celebrating the uniquely American holiday, Thanksgiving!
A bunch of fun ‘did you know?’ and Thanksgiving Fun Facts. Have your A-HA moment and then pass it on. (The more you know…)
Because, sharing is caring… Sharable quotes from the woman who was the first lady editor in America and the driving force behind making Thanksgiving a National Holiday.
Sarah Josepha Hale was sassy and tenacious and she changed the world. She wrote Mary Had a Little Lamb, brought you the ‘white wedding dress’, and campaigned to make Thanksgiving a National Holiday.

You can’t talk Thanksgiving
Two family pets died in a house fire in Washington County on Tuesday evening.
According to a Washington County 911 supervisor, the call for a residential fire on Valley Road in Canonsburg came in at 5:16 pm
Officials told Channel 11 the owners of the home were doing renovation work on the structure, which was previously a commercial building.
A resident of the house was working outside near the attached garage. The resident went inside for a short time and saw the garage was on fire when he returned outside.
Officials said flames spread to the rest of the residence