curb appeal

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curb appeal

The subjective evaluation of the aesthetic appeal of a house or other building, as viewed from the street.

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If you're in the Midwest or East, you certainly have to put more thought into curb appeal than you would in San Diego or a more moderate region," Pittro says.

Curbside enthusiasm: try these eye-catching--and cost-effective--ways to boost curb appeal and encourage community involvement

If you're a savvy investor, you would go out looking for apartment buildings that might not have much curb appeal.

UCLA BULLISH ON RENTAL MARKET NO BUBBLE SEEN FOR APARTMENTS

Even if cash is tight, curb appeal cannot be neglected.

The golden path to better curb appeal

This premium type of facility caters to those users who seek to project a high-end image, value curb appeal and understand that their facility is part of their company's brand-building strategy.

Industrial real estate no longer means just big boxes

And placed in the front yard, an arbor increases curb appeal.

HOW DOES YOUR ARBOR GROW? WHETHER WOOD, PLASTIC OR STEEL, PICK THE RIGHT TYPE - AND THE RIGHT PLANTS - FOR YOUR GARDEN

Curb appeal comes from a neat, refined and even impressive front entrance with landscaping that matches the setting.

Signage can assist community rebranding

The award-winning Westminster communities varied in size from smaller, singlebuilding properties such as the 52-unit Sussex House in Cherry Hill, which received an AAGP award for excellence in curb appeal, to expansive garden apartment complexes like the 368-unit Inverness in Westville, which was honored for overall excellence.

Westminster chosen by a jury of its peers

Whether you decide to paint your house on your own or hire a professional, do a little homework so you'll understand the importance of paint type, preparation and how the right color can enhance your home's curb appeal.

DREAM COATS PAINTING YOUR HOME'S EXTERIOR CAN ADD MORE THAN VALUE

Inside this issue of units magazine, the curb appeal strategies of several owners are presented.

Chairman's message: observations from Michael Tompkins

We want it to have curb appeal,'' said Leslie Lambert, the CRA's project manager.