A staggering 86 percent of all respondents stated feng shui will play a role in a future home buying decision and 79 percent are willing to invest more in a home that incorporates its principles. As such, feng shui often carries a large premium, with respondents willing to pay an average of 16 percent more. On the flip side, for sellers, incorporating feng shui into the foundation of a home may also affect its future on the market, as 90 percent of Chinese-Americans believe implementing its principles increases a home’s resale value.

To read the full article by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate (which offers some free decorating tips*), select this link. Let me help you with your current home, with a new purchase, and most importantly — with a new build. You’ll save time, resources, and money by doing it right the first time! Call us today for your free phone exploration. 

The Feng Shui Results Lady©                     Diana Garber

*P.S. Tip #3 which says to use red and orange in the kitchen — that only applies if the building needs the fire element in that quadrant (direction). Those colors, while active and exciting, can increase the appetite and cause aggression. Used appropriately (where the building’s energy needs them), they can work wonders.