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January Events and Festivals: What's Happening in Richmond
Think your social calendar will be empty with the post-holiday lull? There's never a dull moment around Richmond homes for sale, where our real estate agents eagerly anticipate these fun-filled events and festivals scheduled for January.
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Home Makeover Magic: Easy Winter Break Renovation Ideas
Many homeowners find themselves with some extra time on their hands during the winter break. It's the perfect opportunity to tackle some home improvement projects and make your home more comfortable, functional, and appealing. Here's how:
- Interior Painting:
Refreshing your home's interior with a fresh coat of paint can make a significant difference. Choose a color scheme that suits your style and complements your decor. Whether you decide to repaint a single room or your entire home, a new paint job can breathe new life into your living spaces.
- Upgrade the Kitchen:...
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Take Your Pet To these Richmond Dog Parks
Richmond is known as a very pet-friendly city, which is good news for anyone planning to move there with some four-legged friends. Our real estate agents are excited to share their favorite parks in Richmond, where you can take your pooch for a hike or let them play off-leash!
- Barker Field Dog Park - 1300 Blanton Ave, Richmond, VA 23221
Richmond's oldest dog park, Barker Field Dog Park, remains a favorite spot in the local...
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Discover the Richmond Food Scene for Holiday Dining
Our real estate agents love sharing food and drinks with family and friends during the holidays. Enjoy some wonderful seasonal cheer with your own loved ones at these great restaurants around Richmond homes for sale.
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Celebrate Sustainably: 5 Ideas for an Eco-Friendly Holiday at Home
It's the most wonderful time of the year. But for many families with festive plans and hectic schedules, it's also the most wasteful.
According to one survey, for example, 60% of respondents admitted to throwing away more than usual during the holiday months as they filled up their trash bins with uneaten food, wrapping paper, gift bags, and commercial packaging.1
The reality is, Americans routinely toss about 25% more trash between Thanksgiving and New Year's than at any other time of year, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.2 In fact, we throw away so much ribbon during the holid...
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