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The Essential Homeowner’s Toolkit
Tools everyone should have on hand for your general home maintenance tasks.
Is it worth buying a renovator’s delight?
A “doer upper” can be an affordable first home, or provide a budget-friendly opportunity to secure a larger block or greater location. But older homes can dish up plenty of surprises, so be sure to go into the purchase with your eyes wide open.
7 easy ways to add ‘wow’ to your outdoor area (and value to your home)
Outdoor space is highly prized by home buyers, but there’s no need to spend a fortune on professional landscaping. Our seven simple projects can add value to your lifestyle – and your home.
How to avoid overcapitalising
When you’re planning a renovation, it can be tempting to design with trends in mind and blow the budget, but overcapitalising is something that can be avoided at all costs.
Make the most of Organise Your Home Day
Show your home some love on 14 January – the official date for “Organise Your Home Day”. It’s a chance to declutter, spruce up, and enjoy a fresh start with your home – and your home loan.
What’s in and what’s out for 2018 interior design
Thinking about sprucing up your home this year? A fresh start means a new look at the interior design trends of 2018 – what’s next and what can stay in 2017?
10 low cost, low-effort hacks to transform your home
If your home décor is looking a little meh, it could be time for a revamp – and it doesn’t have to cost a bundle. Check out our 10 ways to add ‘wow’ to your home without bringing a ‘whoa there’ to your bank account.
Buying or building: which is right for you?
When it comes to creating your dream home, you typically have two options: build or renovate, or find an existing home that ticks all the boxes. So is buying or building right for you?
How I renovated and sold in 2 months
Despite a tight budget and an even tighter deadline, some smart improvements added an extra $150,000 to this home’s sale price.
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