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March
23

What Buyers Should Know About Competing in Early Spring Markets | DeHOFF REALTORS

Early spring consistently brings increased competition to real estate markets in Northeast Ohio as motivated buyers emerge after winter. Whether you're searching in North Canton, Akron, or surrounding communities, understanding how to position yourself strategically can make the difference between securing your ideal property and losing out to competing offers, and our real estate agents are here to guide you through this competitive season.

Why Early Spring Creates Competitive Markets

The transition from winter to spring triggers a predictable surge in buyer activit...

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May
27

Dive In Wisely: Key Factors to Consider Before Adding a Pool or Hot Tub | DeHOFF REALTORS

With warm weather approaching in Northeast Ohio, many homeowners dream of cooling off in their own backyard oasis. Before you take the plunge, our real estate agents recommend carefully evaluating several important factors that could impact your enjoyment, maintenance responsibilities, and future home value.

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July
25

Wine and Cheese Day - Stark County, OH - DeHOFF REALTORS®

Has there ever been a more perfect pair than wine and cheese? Our real estate agents don't think so. North Canton's lush fields and semi-rural layout make it one of the best areas for growing grapes in Ohio, and many top-tier wineries have sprung up in response to these conditions. Get your wine and cheese fix at any of these five spots around North Canton and experience a treat you'll never forget. 

  • Maize Valley Winery – 6193 Edison Street NE (St. Rt. 619), Hartville, OH 44632
    Maize Valley Winery is located near our Hartville homes for sale and has been owned and operated by the same family since the 1960s. The establishment produces a wide variety of delectable red and white wines and a few fruit wines made from apples, berries, and other less conventional ingredients. These wines pair perfectly with the Amish meats and cheeses available at their on-site deli.

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December
6

Kitchen Island - Home Improvement - DeHOFF REALTORS®

Whether you're fixing a light snack, preparing dinner for a group of friends, or simply grabbing a drink out of the fridge, your home's kitchen gets used multiple times every single day. This is why homeowners put such a heavy focus on creating the perfect balance between appearance and functionality — and that's exactly why kitchen islands are all the rage. Let's look at a few kitchen island basics and which type of island our real estate agents believe could be right for you.

Proper Kitchen Size for an Island

If you've ever seen a kitchen island in the home of a friend or while checking out North Canton homes for sale or Akron homes for sale, then you already know that they take up a good amount of room. Even a small island will be at least 2 by 4 feet, but you also need enough room for people to walk around them comfortably. As a general rule, your kitchen should be a minimum of 8 feet deep and 12 feet long, with 40 inches by 40 inches of open space.

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June
22

Is Now a Good Time to Buy or Sell Real Estate?

 

 

Traditionally, spring is one of the busiest times of the year for real estate. However, the coronavirus outbreak—and subsequent stay-at-home orders—led many buyers and sellers to put their moving plans on hold. In April, new listings fell nearly 45%, and sales volume fell 15% compared to last year.1

 

Fortunately, as restrictions have eased, we've seen an uptick in market activity. And economists at Realtor.com expect a rebound in July, August, and September, as fears about the pandemic subside, and buyers return to the market with pent-up demand from a lost spring season.2

 

But given safety concerns and the current economic climate, is it prudent...

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