3 Top HOA Trends To Help Upgrade Your Neighborhood (and Your Property Values), According to the Pros
- Metal Roofing Alliance
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
For HOAs and neighborhood associations looking to help homeowners in their area not just maintain property values but increase them, here are three of the hottest trends for the coming year:
1) Maximum curb appeal (for the least amount of effort)
Neat, tidy, well-maintained and beautiful. What homeowner isn’t attracted to a neighborhood like that? Right now, there’s a greater focus on exteriors that deliver exceptional style, yet don’t require many hours of maintenance or ongoing costs to keep looking like new. Think drought tolerant landscaping, composite decks, and super low maintenance metal roofs in a wide variety of styles like slate, tile, shake and more.
Emphasizing easy care exteriors helps motivate homeowners to keep their properties ship-shape and maintains neighborhood property values.
2) Get serious about safety and security
It’s an unfortunate sign of the times. With short term rentals, home and curbside deliveries on the rise and an increased focus on preventing auto and property theft, homeowners are prioritizing high tech security systems and measures that offer greater community protection. In response, many HOAs are instituting new rules, installing video cameras and upgrading access systems that promise homeowners greater safety and security.
3) Up the ante on home resiliency and performance
No matter where you live, dramatic climate events are happening more frequently. Make sure your CCRs allow for today’s most resilient, long lasting and high performing exterior building products like quality metal roofs that are designed to withstand hurricanes, high winds, wildfires, hailstorms and more. With net zero efficient homes and residential solar systems on the rise, consider HOA boards are working to update their CCRs to help their community increase not only resiliency, but sustainability as well.
Watch as one of today’s top building pros discusses the latest home trends and consider how your neighborhood might also benefit from these ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=036ubvJ5JjE&t=24s
