This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
This spacious single-family appeared deceptively compact from the outside. Dingy colors on the exterior, plus a makeshift outdoor oven in the side yard, added up to disaster! Inside, half-hearted efforts to renovate left the living spaces segmented, when the bathrooms were in the most need of an update!
This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Hiding behind so-so curb appeal and under years' worth of clutter was a property full of potential. Scroll down to see the before-and-after photos for yourself!
This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Don't sleep on little brick homes like this one! They hold massive potential as investment properties. This moderately sized ranch-style home was ready for an update, from the 70's exterior to the dark and dingy interior. Nothing our team can't handle!
This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Split-level homes make for a fun challenge: how to give it a modern update without losing all of its 80's character? The combination brick and blue siding made for lackluster curb appeal, and though there was evidence of a well-tended garden it had been buried in let-go landscaping. Inside, dated and dark features made the home feel closed in. With a little elbow grease, however, this home has a whole new flair.
This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
This sweet 60's ranch-style house was fading into this background of its suburban neighborhood street. With a bland, gray brick exterior, paired with a dark garage door, the curb appeal was certainly lacking. Inside, it was mid-renovation, with bare framing in nearly half of the floor plan. Fortunately, our team knew just what to do!
This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
This cottage was a charmer, buried under a bit of age and rubbish. From the curb, the blue and brick exterior was in shabby shape. Inside, the kitchen had dated red cabinetry and the living room a spooky old chimney that gave out more soot than warmth. Now, the residents of this Arkansas property have a beautiful place to call home.
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This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Walking by the original state of this property, you might not be able to make out the house through the overgrown landscaping and miss the hidden front porch! Inside, there were peach walls as far as the eye could see, and the bathrooms and kitchens were cramped, rough spaces. Now, after our signature "turnkey transformation," this property is undeniably welcoming!
Whether we’ve written about it at length or mentioned it in passing, one of the points we try to convey when talking about real estate markets and investing in real estate is the importance of a market’s economic health to the success of its real estate market and the success for long-term investors operating within that market.
One of the most exciting things for us to watch as real estate professionals is the revitalization of a market. For investors, the revitalization of a neighborhood, downtown, or market as a whole spells one thing: opportunity. With the resurgence of industry, business, arts, and innovation comes an influx of job opportunities, an improved quality of life, a growing population, and a return to the promising hustle and bustle of a market on the move.
