Does your current home no longer serve your needs? If so, you may be torn between relocating to a new home or renovating your existing one. This can be a difficult choice, and there’s a lot to consider—including potential costs, long-term financial implications, and quality of life.

So what impact is this reduced demand and low supply environment having on home values? And what can we expect from the real estate market in the coming months and years? Here are several key indicators that help to paint a picture of the current market and where it’s likely headed.

If you are struggling to afford homeownership, here are some workarounds to consider as your plot your first home purchase.

Keeping a clean and orderly home is a challenge for many of us. Between busy work schedules, social obligations, and family commitments, it’s tough to keep up with daily chores - let alone larger seasonal tasks.

It's hard to know what’s going in the real estate market right now. News, both national and local, are reporting a mixed bag. On a local level, since the start of the new year, we're seeing renewed buyer interest with open houses heavily attended. We're also seeing multiple offers on great hom es in key locations. The good I'm seeing is a return to normalcy.

When it comes to listing their home, most home sellers want three things: 1) to make a lot of money, 2) to put in minimal time and effort, and 3) to sell quickly. But the reality is, selling a home is rarely that simple. And homeowners who try to do it themselves—or receive bad advice—can end up stuck (months later) with a property that hasn’t sold.  If that’s you, don’t panic! I've outlined the top five reasons a home doesn’t sell—and action steps you can take to overcome each of these issues.