Flagship Farm is the most luxurious riding facility in North Carolina! The Main Residence boasts over 5,400square feet of the highest quality construction. Thirteen foot ceilings, custom crown moldings, hardwood floorsand amazing tilework! Four bedrooms, library, game room and four bay garage. The 8 stall barn is every horsesdream with a two bedroom trainers quarters above. The guest cottage also features two bedrooms, limestoneflooring, slate roof and quality throughout. All nestled on 30 acres with two lovely ponds, 10 pastures and aworld class riding ring. Come home to Flagship Farm...you will never want to leave! Call Jamie McDevitt at

910.724.4455 for a private showing or visit www.McDevittTownAndCountry.com for the Virtual Tour.

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Ω The Moore County Register of Deeds Office inCarthage has recorded the following property trans-fers valued at $50,000 or more.

June 7-11, 2010Speight Construction Inc. to Denise Optekar,

Lot 62 P1 Woodgreen Sandhills Township, $125,000.Thomas Akerlund Et al. to Matthew D. and

Kathryn Berryman, Lot 9 Bonnie Brook SandhillsTownship, $364,000.Edward and Connie M. Kwiatkowski to

Richard S. Means Et al., Lot 392 U14 P2 Pinehurst,Mineral Springs Township, $355,000.Rhonda and Dennis W. Parris to Lisa M.

Flaugher, Lot 406 Pineland Estates, McNeillTownship, $80,000.Beneficial Mortgage Company of NC to Nick

and Sally Dewinkeleer, Tract, Mineral SpringsTownship, $197,000.Harriet L. Prevatt Et al. to Willrich Partners

LP, Lot 239 Hunter Trail, McNeill Township,$284,000.Jonathan J. Mills Et al. to Frederic A. III and

Katherine E. Smith, Lot 5176 S11 Woodlake,$158,000.Branch Banking and Trust Company to Jason

L. and Kimberly M. Graham, Lot 5504 SunsetSeven Lakes West, Mineral Springs Township,$225,000.

Andrew R. and Stacey J. Morgan to Stephen L.and Maureen A. Battle, Lot 29 P2 Glen LaurelSandhills Township, $235,000.Joel S. and Jill Steensen to Cornelius J.

Desmond, Unit 120 Prince Manor Condo, MineralSprings Township, $110,000.Elizabeth C. Teague Et al. to American General

Financial Services Inc., Trustees Deed B2462/483Tract 16 P2 Boone Farm, 10 SP 115, $63,000.Ryan Paschal to Peter C. and Joanne F. Mace,

Lots 78 & PT Lot 9 BL J&5 Southern Pines, McNeillTownship, $146,000.DM McVickers Inc. to Bruce A. and Marcia R.

Rowbottom, Lot 645 U16 P2 Pinehurst, MineralSprings Township, $425,000.Anthony W. Spivey Et al. to David Williamson

and Nancy Esposito, Lot 20 S2 BLF Forest Hills,Sandhills Township, $128,000.Steven J. and Margaret Kovach to David and

Tabitha Smith, Lot 45 Southland, McNeillTownship, $203,000.Forest Creek Holding Company LLC to Brian

and Laura Stevens, Lot 1804 S18 Forest Creek,McNeill Township, $209,000.Carolyn M. Harmon Et al. to Abextco Inc.,

Tract, Sandhills Township, $78,000.Fairwoods Estate Joint Venture Et al. to David

R. Shupp, B3672/504 Unit 2G Fairwoods Estates,Mineral Springs Township, $170,000.

Gary L. and Renee T. Fischbach to Dorinda R.Robinson, Lot 25 Savannahs Garden, CarthageTownship, $150,000.Dale M. Smithson to Amber and William

Kimbrell, Lot 53 P2 Glen Laurel SandhillsTownship, $224,000.Partha Daughtridge Et al. to Julio S. and Judith

L. Ramos, Unit 181 Knollwood Village TownhousesMcNeill Township, $176,000.Johnson & White Properties Inc. to Danl L.

Poloisky, Lot 9 S1 Pinesage, Mineral SpringsTownship, $160,000.David and Michele Bungarz to Stephanie A.

Monroe, Lot 52 Dundee Estates, Mineral SpringsTownship, $130,000.Beaver Path Enterprises LLC to Megan Ross,

Lot 25 Piney Woods Estates, McNeill Township,$195,000.McLamb Holdings LLC to Crystal Ridge

Properties LLC, Lots 2 & 13 Hunters LandingSandhills Township, $147,000.Michael C. and Brenda G. Ritter to Canal Wood

LLC, Timber Deed 100 acres, Exception, $107,000.Charles and Marie Sykes to Ladonna P. and

Kenneth J. Shaw, Tract, $142,500.Gilbert J. and Joan W. Ward to Willard C. and

Kiran C. Harrill, Lot 25 U11 P2 Pinehurst, MineralSprings Township, $227,000.

Anne B. and Jimmie D. Martin to Scott andMeredith Self, Lot 135R U1 P1 Pinehurst, MineralSprings Township, $380,000.Quality Built Homes Incorporated to John A.

and Christie P. Gagan, Lot G BLP Forest HillsMcNeill Township, $207,000.McDonald Construction & Realty LLC to

Lester A. McLaughlin Jr., Lot 10 S2 SandhurstMcNeill Township, $185,000.Nancy R. Cameron Et al. to Tim and Sherry

Lafayette, Lot 25 Kenwood, McNeill Township,$141,500.NC State Turpentine Company LLC to SG&S

Properties LLC, Tract, Mineral Springs Township,$250,000.Eastcoast Development Group LLC to Nicholas

L. and Jodie L. Braddock, Lot 35 Arrowstone,McNeill Township, $330,000.Eli J. and Jaime Cox to Alexander Gonzalez,

Unit 3 P1 Elk Ridge, Sandhills Township, $224,000.Roberta E. Pluto Et al. to Judy H. Cole, Lot 13

Lake Longleaf Seven Lakes, Mineral SpringsTownship, $160,000.James E. Harley and Virginia Hendricks to

Brandon S. and Shelley Reil, Lot 5294 VillageGreen Seven Lakes West, Mineral SpringsTownship, $270,000.

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Homes For The 1st Time Buyer

140 GORE ST., LUKE’S LANDING IN PINEBLUFFMLS 137054

3 BR, 2 BA, over 1500 sq.ft. and BeautifullyDecorated on Almost ¾ Acre. $169,900

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Follow Signs and Balloons.WEICHERT, REALTORS Larose and Co.

401 E. BARRETT ST., CARTHAGE$124,900.00

Charming 3BR/1BA home on large corner lotin the Historic District of Carthage with plentyof storage and mature fruit/nut trees!

Listed by: Angela Thompson The Lake Resort Properties

(910)245-8683 office (910)695-6461 cellwww.thelakeresortproperties.com

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Price Reduced to $550,00014 Augusta Lane, Mid South Club

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Large screened porch with a great view. 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths.Hardwoods in living areas, carpet in bedrooms. 2 Fireplaces.

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Offered by Debra Brenner910.315.9051 910.295.9040

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Professionally SpeakingDear Community,

The look of yourhome’s exteriorcan make astrong firstimpression,enhance curbappeal and helpboost resalevalue, but choos-ing the right colorcan be tricky.Paint experts offerseveral hints forselecting the bestcolor for yourhome’s exterior.First, examine homes in differ-ent neighborhoods to get anidea of how homeowners applycolor to their own homes. Payattention to the most appealingcolor schemes in the area.Choose a scheme that blendswell with homes in your currentneighborhood or subtly standsout.Landscaping elements, suchas flower gardens, floweringshrubs and trees that changecolor, can affect your colorchoice. For example, heavilywooded lots will make colorsappear darker due to theshade, and the foliage tends tocamouflage the home.Elements of your home, suchas roofing shingles, brick orstone accents, often have vary-ing shades and hues that canserve as the foundation of your

paint color choic-es. Be sure toexamine colorsamples out-doors at variousangles and at dif-ferent times ofthe day.Consider buyingsmall quantitiesof paint and painta section of thehouse where thebody, trim andaccent colors can

be seen together. White or light colors make alarge home on a small lotappear even larger, while darkcolors tend to make the samehome look smaller but moresubstantial. Also, remember,light colors advance in spacewhile dark colors recede. So ifyour home is located far fromthe curb, painting it a light colorwill make it look more promi-nent.The Pinehurst-Southern PinesAssociation of Realtors, a tradeassociation offers a websitewww.move2moore that pro-vides a complete listing of realestate brokers in MooreCounty. Considerwww.move2moore as a goodsource for Moore CountyRealtor information.

Elizabeth Childers

Color Correct

Published every Friday by The Pilot in partnership with the Pinehurst-Southern Pines Area Association of REALTORS, with a circulation of 19,000.

Deadline for the Sandhills Real Estate Guide is 5:00 pm on Tuesday.

Pinehurst - Southern Pines AreaAssociation of REALTORS®, INC.The Voice for Real Estate in the Sandhills

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(ARA) - If you don't have theextra time or cash to take asummer trip, fun for you andyour family can be as close asyour own backyard. "Just make sure you play itsafe," says Charles Valinotti,senior vice president with QBERegional, which specializes inproperty and casualty insurancethrough subsidiaries GeneralCasualty, Unigard, FarmersUnion Insurance and QBE Agri.He recommends that beforesummer is in full swing, youmake sure your backyard isready for the season's get-togethers and activities.Hit the deckThe U.S. Product SafetyCommission says deck collapseis one of the most serious recre-ational safety threats, caused byshoddy construction or poormaintenance. Valinotti says youshould review local codes tomake sure your deck's railingsand spindle widths are in com-pliance. "If you see a loose stepor handrail, fix it," Valinotti says."Otherwise, it's an accident justwaiting to happen." So beforeyou host that first deck party:* Do a deck check - Makesure the deck is secured to yourhome by heavy-duty steel boltsspecially designed to securewooden structures. If your deckis simply nailed or screwed on,it could pull away from thehouse.* Inspect the wood - Doesyour deck's wood need to betreated and sealed? This helpsprevent dry rot, wood splinter-ing and mishaps. Valinotti notesone QBE customer fell throughrotted steps while grasping ashaky handrail, causing$113,000 in injuries.* Look at the lattice - If you'veadded lattice to your deck forprivacy, make sure it's sturdyenough to prevent a child - oradult - from falling through it.Secure your yardIs your yard all clear for sum-mer activities?

* Work on play areas - Yourbackyard swing set and otherplayground equipment shouldhave plenty of shock-absorbingmaterials - such as wood chipsor sand - underneath and onthe perimeter. Replenish thosematerials if they look skimpy.* Keep tabs on cords - Don'trun electrical cords in areaswhere people congregate. "Andnever use an indoor extensioncord for an outside job. It couldcause electric shock or create afire hazard," Valinotti says.* De-clutter for safety - Don'tleave toys, tools or lawn equip-ment in the yard. Prep your grillGas grills continue to be pop-ular for preparing outdoormeals. To squelch the chanceof fire and injuries:* Clean before you cook -"Once a year you need to giveyour grill a good cleaning,"Valinotti says. "Frequentlygrilling meats like steak andchicken will cause a lot ofgrease build-up." Disconnectthe gas and lift out the grill partslayer by layer. Once you getdown to the burners, make sureyou inspect them thoroughly.Completely clean the grill and

grates with soapy water.* Inspect hoses - Check yourgrill's hoses for cracking, brittle-ness, holes and leaks.* Invest in extra protection -Buy a grill pad or splatter mat toplace under your grill. These

naturally heat-resistant padsmade of composite cement orplastic will catch grease thatmisses the drip pan and helpprevent a flare-up.

Courtesy of ARAcontent

Practice summer safety in your own backyard

Practice summer safetyin your own backyard

(ARA) - Before summer's in full swing, make sure your back-yard is ready for the season's get-togethers and activities.QBE Regional Senior Vice President Charles Valinotti recom-mends: * Do a deck check - Make sure your deck is secured to yourhome by heavy-duty steel bolts specially designed to securewooden structures. If your deck is simply nailed or screwedon, it could pull away from the house. Treat and seal the deckif necessary.* Inspect your play area - Your backyard swing set and otherplayground equipment should have plenty of shock-absorbingmaterials - such as wood chips or sand - underneath and onthe perimeter. Replenish those materials if they look skimpy.* De-clutter - Put away toys, tools and lawn equipment. * Clean before cooking - Before firing it up, give your grill andits grates a good cleaning with soapy water. * Invest in extra protection - Buy a grill pad or splatter mat toplace under your grill. These naturally heat-resistant padsmade of composite cement or plastic will catch grease thatmisses the drip pan and help prevent a flare-up.

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 2010 Special Ad Section - TThhee PPiilloott PAGE 5

By Victoria Spannaus Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

According to the 2009 Profileof Home Buyers and Sellerscompiled by the NationalAssociation of Realtors, for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) proper-ties totaled only 11 percent ofreal estate sales between July2008 and July 2009 — lessthan the previous year. In keep-ing with previous trends, themedian price of FSBO homeswas considerably less thanthose sold through a real estateprofessional — $172,000 vs.$215,000.

The primary reason sellerschose to go the FSBO routewas to avoid paying an agent’sfee or commission. However,FSBO sellers also acknowl-edged that they encounteredmany challenges. Nearly one infive reported that knowing howto prepare their home for salewas difficult. Setting a realisticprice and dealing with paper-work were each cited by 15percent of FSBOs as the tough-est task in selling their homes.Even successful FSBO sellers

aren’t necessarily “sold” on thepractice. Only 15 percent saidthey would sell a home them-selves in the future, while 56percent indicated they weren’tsure and 29 percent said theywould definitely use a realestate professional for theirnext home-sale transaction.

For a free consultation to dis-cuss which type of mortgageloan will work best for you, callVictoria Spannaus at WellsFargo Home Mortgage at (800)741-7813 or 910-692-6225.

Reprinted with permission ofThe Printer, Inc.

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PINEWILD SPECIAL HOMES

Pond Location w/Over 1 Acre*Private cul-de-sac*Over 4700 sq.ft. of exquisite living*4 bedrooms + bonus 4.5 baths*Large great room w/fireplace*Gourmet kit. w/gas & electric cooktops*Split bedroom plan*Bonus room with full bath*Oversized laundry room*Sunroom leading to deck w/views ofwaterfall and pond*3 car oversized garage$599,000 MLS #131409

Tremendous Golf Front*Expansive views of the 1st green &fairway of the Holly golf course*Bonus room - 3rd br. w/bath*Fabulous flow between great room,living room and kitchen area

*Formal dining room, Private office*Marvelous deck w/overhang*Beautiful landscaping, private well*3 Car Garage*Large workshop area under homeheated and air conditioned

$579,876 MLS #137908©2010, An independently owned and operatedmember of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc.

Prudential is a registered servicemark of The Prudential Insurance Company of America. Equal HousingOpportunity.

Arvilla SheronBroker

(910) 639-5133 (cell)Visit me at my office at

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TAMMY LYNE, Realtor

910-603-5300

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PAT WRIGHT, BROKER

910-295-6455 or 910-691-3224

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RE/MAXPRIME PROPERTIES5 Chinquapin RoadPinehurst, NC 28374(910) 295-2535Each Office IndependentlyOwned & Operated

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$1,399,000

THIS PICTURESQUE HOME isnestled on almost 3 Acres with240' of water frontage onThagards Lake in WhisperingPines. Totally renovated andmeticulously updated, 4 BRs eachw/private bath, Fam Rm, Office,workshop, multiple terraces &Loggia to enjoy the views!

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E-Mail: eva@pinehurst.net

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Decorator Perfect

3 QUAIL LAKE RD. WEST - This lovely home sits on the14th green of #3. Close to Village and Pinehurst CC withmembership available to buyer! 2 nice size bedrooms and 21/2 baths. Roomy kitchen/breakfast rm. with pass through tofamily room. Great room opens to concrete patio. Familyroom opens to screen porch, all overlooking the green!Immaculate home and exterior trim just painted. 2 car garageand concrete driveway. Quiet cul- de- sac with private set-ting! NOW $269,000!Must have Appointment to show! Call910-315-4269 Sandy's Cell. MLS #137845

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Carthage $147,0008 Acres of Wooded Land3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 403www.214FancyAcresLane.com

Seven Lakes West $627,000Fabulous Water Front3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 518

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Seven Lakes North $175,000Quiet Cul-De-Sac Location3 BR / 2 BA Code 533

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(ARA) - It is easy to enjoy yourdeck or patio when the weatheris warm and pleasant, andmemories of cold winters aredriven far away. But when thetemperatures soar, do you findyourself retreating indoors?Even through the dog days ofsummer, you can enjoy youroutdoor living space by usingoutdoor versions of indoor com-forts such as luxurious furnish-ings, decorative touches andeven air conditioning."Americans love being outsidein the summer, but extremelyhot weather can force people togive up their patio-living, deck-loving ways before they areready," says Rick Kelly, an out-door cooling expert withKuulaire, makers of portableevaporative cooling units. "It issimple and inexpensive to cre-ate an outdoor living spaceeveryone can enjoy even on thewarmest of days."

To prepare your outdoor livingspace for cool, comfortable andfun times, consider these out-door updates:* Air condition your patio orbackyard with a portable evapo-rative cooler. Made for both out-door and indoor use, Kuulaire'sline of evaporative coolers canlower the temperature in anarea as much as 15 to 25degrees, making patios anddecks cool oases on sultrysummer days. Depending onthe size of the cooler youchoose, you can cool 150 to600 square feet of outdoor liv-ing space for as little as $1 aday - less than the cost of run-ning a hair dryer. The portabilityof the units makes it possible toalso use them inside to cool agarage, kitchen or any otherspace where indoor tempera-tures tend to rise. Visitwww.kuulaire.com to learnmore.

* Capture the creature com-forts that make indoor livingeasy by replacing hard plasticor resin furniture with piecesthat echo the appeal of indoorfurnishings. Plush cushions,floor coverings and accent light-ing create a pleasant, welcom-ing atmosphere that allows you

to use your outdoor space dur-ing the day and night.* Cook up a storm, withoutboosting the heat. Grilling is asummer staple, but be sure toposition your grill to maximizesafety and minimize the heatdelivered to seating areas. Grillsshould be kept away from fur-nishings, flammable materialsand perishable foods. If foodwill be stored outside, invest incoolers or portable refrigeratorsto keep food at applicable tem-peratures.Finally, use citronella candles,insect repellent or electric "bugzappers" to keep biting andstinging insects away from youroutdoor spaces."Americans are expected tostay home this year, rather thantaking costly summer vacationsdue to the recovering econo-my," Rick Kelly says. "In manycases, it is less expensive andmore satisfying to improve youroutdoor spaces with featureslike a portable evaporative cool-ing unit, than to spend more ona few days of travel."Courtesy of ARAcontent

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(ARA) - Everyone does it. Youstack, pile and store everything.And now, the closets are so fullyou fear for your life every timeyou consider opening thedoors; or you can't find a pair ofscissors in the junk drawer anymore because it's full of, well,junk. Yep, you need to declutteryour house.But if the thought of tacklingyour cleaning project has youcollapsing on the couch inexhaustion, consider some ofthese tips from Savers thriftstore to make the task easier -both in sorting your items andgetting what you don't want outof your house:* Bring a friend in to help. Notonly can the two of you spend agreat afternoon together, butyour friend can also give you anobjective opinion as you sortthrough items to keep or throw.This allows you to see if youremotions are the only reasonsyou're holding on to stuff - likeyour grandmother's old vasethat's just collecting dust in your

closet.Actually, things like that vasewill do a lot more good out ofyour house than in it. Saversthrift store pays its 128 nonprofitpartners for every item donatedeither at the CommunityDonation Center located on-siteat its stores or donated directlyto its partners. So, all yourunused clothing, housewares,furniture and more turn into sus-tainable funding for nonprofits'programs and services in yourlocal area.* Be organized about gettingorganized. Start in one cornerof one room, and slowly makeyour way around the room in acircle. Don't move on to the nextroom until you are finished withthe first. If you need to take abreak, go for it, but alwaysreturn back to where you leftoff.* Designate a place for dona-tions in a handy, but out-of-the-way location in your house.Encourage family members toplace items - clothes, toys, housewares - that they don't

want any longer into the bin.Your children will see that noteverything has to go into thetrash, and something they don'twant any longer can be used bysomeone else.When your donation bin is full,you can use Savers newNonprofit Locator Tool to find anearby Community DonationCenter where you can drop offyour goods or get a list ofSavers nonprofit partners inyour area with donation homepick-up service. Simply visitwww.communitydonationcenter.com and type in your zip codeto identify the most convenientdrop off location or a specificnonprofit organization you wantto support.* Be realistic about what youthink you want to keep. If youhaven't worn that sweater inmore than six months, it's ready

to go. And if you lost weight,congratulate yourself by donat-ing all your larger old clothing.This makes it less tempting andmore work if you gain theweight back. Another way todetermine what is ready to go isto put items you're not sureabout into a box. Seal it, andput it into the basement. If youhaven't opened that box a yearlater, donate the entire thing.Chances are, you don't have aclue what's in the box and don'tneed it.When you donate yourunused items to Savers' non-profit partners, another personcan put them to use, whichhelps save space in landfills,and organizations in your areawill benefit as well. And youwon't have to fear opening yourcloset door anymore.

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(ARA) - You need to declutter your house. But if the thoughthas you collapsing on the couch in exhaustion, consider someways to make the task easier.* Bring a friend in to help. Your friend can also give you anobjective opinion as you sort through items. This allows you tosee if your emotions are the only reasons you're holding on tostuff - like your grandmother's old vase that's just collectingdust in your closet.Actually, that vase will do a lot more good out of your housethan in it. Savers thrift store pays its 128 nonprofit partners forevery item donated either at the Community Donation Centerlocated at its stores or donated directly to its partners.* Designate a place for donations in a handy, but out-of-the-way location in your house. When your donation bin is full, youcan use Savers new Nonprofit Locator Tool to find a nearbyCommunity Donation Center where you can drop off yourgoods or get a list of Savers nonprofit partners in your areawith donation home pick-up service. Visitwww.communitydonationcenter.com and type in your zip codeto identify the most convenient drop off location or a specificnonprofit organization you want to support.

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Can you imagine living in a175,000 square foot home?That’s how large GeorgeVanderbilt built his NorthCarolina home, the Biltmore, in1895. With 250 rooms and 43bathrooms; everyone canagree the home had morespace than his family, hisfriends, and friends of hisfriends could ever hope to use.The real question is what sizehome is right for your family?Even though the averagehome in the United States is farsmaller than the Biltmore, it is afact that Americans have tend-ed to build larger and largerhomes over the years. In 1973,the typical newly-built homewas 1,660 square feet. Near theend of 2008, the average sizehad grown to more than 2,500square feet. That representsnearly a 50% increase in theaverage home size in a singlegeneration. But lately, that trend haschanged. Builders are now see-ing demand for smaller homes.By early 2009, according tofederal government data onnew housing starts, the aver-age size of homes haddecreased to 2,400 square feet.One of the other trends is notjust smaller homes; but higherend mid sized homes thatinclude the amenities of largerhomes such as gourmetkitchens, granite countertops,large master bathroom suites,and open floor plans; but incor-porated in a smaller overallfootprint.You may be very surprised ifyou total the square footage ofthe rooms in your home that

you regularly use. Severalyears ago I actually measuredthe size of the rooms that mywife and I used use on a week-ly basis and the total was justover 1,600 square feet out of afive bedroom home. Studiesshow that few Americans actu-ally regularly use much over1,900 square feet of their largerhomes.A number of factors are mostlikely the reason for this newtrend towards smaller but moreupscale homes. First, family size has beendecreasing over the years. Theaverage household in 1960 had3.3 people, while in 2008 it is2.5. Families don’t need tobuild homes with a lot of bed-rooms if they aren’t planning tohave as many kids as previousgenerations. Also, Americans are becom-ing more focused on energyconservation and energy costs.Clearly a smaller new home willcost less to heat and cool thana larger new home with similarenergy-efficient features, andwill leave a smaller carbon foot-print on the environment. Notto mention proportionallyreduced overall long termmaintenance costs.Clearly, the economy is alsoimpacting new home buyers’decisions. Cost-conscioushome buyers are choosing toinclude more and higher-qualityfeatures in their new homesrather than just increasing theoverall square footage. Manyrealtors report that buyers areexpecting homes with upscaleinterior finishes at all pricepoints in today’s market.

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