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Aug 30, 2024

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Sarah Lee

Real Estate Specialist

With an MFA in Creative Writing, they also teach part-time at a local university. Away from writing, they’re often found browsing second-hand bookstores or watching classic sci-fi films.

From January to March

Selling your home is a major decision, and maximizing its value is often the top priority for sellers. The good news is that even modest improvements can lead to a significant boost in your home’s market value. This article begins by exploring some quick fixes, such as enhancing curb appeal through landscaping, painting, and minor exterior repairs. First impressions are crucial, and investing in these areas can immediately attract more buyers.

Inside the home, focusing on high-impact areas like the kitchen and bathrooms can yield impressive returns. Simple updates, such as new countertops, modern fixtures, and energy-efficient appliances, can transform these spaces and make them more appealing to prospective buyers. A fresh, modern kitchen is especially desirable and often justifies a higher asking price.

Lastly, we discuss larger projects like adding energy-efficient windows or upgrading insulation, which can significantly improve the home’s resale value. Buyers today are increasingly looking for energy-saving features to reduce long-term costs. By making these updates, you not only increase your home’s value but also make it more competitive in today’s market.

This quality update brings canvas and layer panel improvements. We've updated the Component symbol throughout the app to differentiate it from Grids. Plus, we've made Primary Breakpoints and Variants more distinct in the left panel, making it easier to see if you're editing the primary or an instance. Breakpoints will now also show the ranges in the layer panel. See more updates below.

From January

Last month, we added support for automatic tinting and new layout options for components, plus a whole lot of fixes and improvements. If you give your Page a Fill color, this will now also tint browsers like Safari and will ensure you don't get plain white backgrounds when overscrolling on any mobile device. Plus, we've added support for Min Max sizing to all Smart and Code components, greatly simplifying many common layouts and patterns. See the full changelog below.

This quality update brings canvas and layer panel improvements. We've updated the Component symbol throughout the app to differentiate it from Grids. Plus, we've made Primary Breakpoints and Variants more distinct in the left panel, making it easier to see if you're editing the primary or an instance. Breakpoints will now also show the ranges in the layer panel. See more updates below.