inexpensive, ready-to-go format. So, while storage organizers like these won’t physically enlarge your closets, they will maximize available vertical and horizontal space, creating the illusion of more space and helping to create an organized, clutter-free look.
THINK BEYOND THE CL ND THE CLOSET
Storage space isn’t restricted to bedroom and front entrance closets. Use storage improvement solutions for your cabinets, linen closets, laundry rooms, attic, and garages. In these areas, you can add closet and storage organizers, as well as extra shelving. Both are simple and inexpensive options. Make sure to keep everything simple, tasteful, organized, neat, and tidy. It’s important to remember what buyers are looking for. Take a look at this list from NAR of what buyers want in a home. Compare it with what you have, and upgrade accordingly (while keeping costs at bay where you can, ROI is what’s important here!). Features Most Buyers Want (you might consider adding or upgrading these): • energy Star-rated appliances: 94% • laundry room: 93% • energy Star rating for the whole home: 91% • exhaust fan in bathroom: 90% • exterior lighting: 90% • bathroom linen closet: 90% • energy Star-rated windows: 89% • ceiling fans: 88% • garage storage: 86% • table space for eating in kitchen: 85% • walk-in kitchen pantry: 85% Spending on upgrades that appeal only to a narrow group of
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