Boost the Economy – Buy a House!

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Did you know that every time a home is bought or sold, it has a ripple effect that helps the local economy thrive? Real estate isn’t an act that solely affects the buyers and sellers, but instead has an effect on everyone in the surrounding community. Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a property, or looking into purchasing land to build something from scratch, your real estate transaction can bring valuable economic benefits to your community that will help many people thrive.

When homes are bought or sold, it leads to an increase in demand for local services. Think home inspections, appraisals, repairs, moving companies and oftentimes even landscaping services. These small businesses see a boost in activity, which creates jobs and helps sustain the local workforce. Oftentimes, this is due to the fact that new homeowners look to improve upon or further invest in their homes, making the need for tradespeople higher within the community than it may have been previously. 

Real estate transactions also have a broader impact. Property taxes provide funding for schools, public services, and infrastructure, benefiting the entire community. Plus, when new families move in, they become customers for local businesses, helping restaurants, shops, and other services grow and succeed. Bringing new faces into the community who are ready to explore is an easy way to bring in income, especially in growing communities! 

In short, every time a home changes hands, it’s not just a personal milestone—it’s a win for the local economy!

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Categories: Community, Home Buying, Neighborhoods, Quarterly Newsletter