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The Holm Stretch May 22, 2020

As the days get longer, and the pace gets faster, how are you faring? 

Certainly things have been heating up in real estate. This weeks numbers show a lot of new listing activity as well as price reductions and more sales than a month ago. Check out our daily sales chart showing activity from March 1 to yesterday comparing 2020 against 2019:


We've got some great properties coming to market soon, so stay tuned!

Talk soon,

Chris, Brent, Brell, Alexander and  Diane 

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The Holm Stretch May 22 2020

Chris Holm

Whether buying or selling, hundreds of clients in the Armstrong and North Okanagan area have relied on Chris Holm since 2007...

Whether buying or selling, hundreds of clients in the Armstrong and North Okanagan area have relied on Chris Holm since 2007...

May 22 4 minutes read


 

What We've Been Up To

and the neighbouring acreage as well!


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FORM & FUNCTION

Spotlight on Skylights

There’s something special about natural light from above. Skylights bring natural light where it would be difficult or impossible to add a window. Some examples:

  • Natural illumination of a stairway
  • Where privacy is required, such as a bathroom
  • Small lots where windows would look directly onto a neighboring home
  • Where an attic has been renovated into a living area

Ventilation – Openable skylights provide natural ventilation. Some fixed skylights also have a venting option.

Light Shaft – This type of skylight is used where there is an attic above the space you want to illuminate. The simplest type of light shaft extends straight down from the skylight in the roof. A flared design will let more light in but are a bit more complicated to install.

Heat – In warm climates, skylights will add considerable heat to a home especially if they face south or west. But choosing the correct skylight for your climate helps. Your installer should be familiar with the different options and heat ratings available. A low tech solution is a shade for the skylight.

Leaks – The difference between a skylight that leaks and one that doesn’t is a good installer! They will know how to choose a quality skylight and how to install it properly so it sheds water. It’s important to know that moisture or stains on the inside could be a leak or could just be condensation.

Consult with a professional installer to help determine the best type of skylight for your situation. Then let the sunshine in!

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