National Association of Realtors(R) Web Site Helps Consumers Make Smart Decisions

SAN JOSE, Calif., April 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Association of Realtors® offers homeowners nationwide a powerful tool to help them maintain, protect, and increase the value of their homes.

HouseLogic, a new, comprehensive consumer Web site, helps them plan and organize their home projects, and provides timely articles and news, home improvement advice and how-to's, and information about taxes, home finances and insurance. The Web site, www.houselogic.com, is free to the public.

"We as Realtors® are proud to offer this resource to consumers, because it's backed by industry insights of Realtors® and it has information for consumers at different stages of the homeownership lifecycle," said Karl Lee, president of the Santa Clara County Association of Realtors®. "HouseLogic is unique in that it helps consumers view their home through a financial lens and make smart, informed home improvement decisions."

Users can save relevant information, create to-do lists and set project reminders. The Web site can also be customized for individual homeowners depending on how handy or ambitious they are regarding home projects; how much money they want to spend or save; where they live; and their priorities, such as increasing the value of their home or improving their neighborhood.

SCCAOR President Karl Lee can be reached for comments at [email protected] or 408.205.1726.

About the Santa Clara County Association of Realtors®

SCCAOR, established in 1896, is California's oldest and Northern California's largest real estate association. We represent 7,000 Realtors® and affiliate members. SCCAOR exists to meet the business, professional and political needs of its members and to promote, protect homeownership and private property rights.

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SOURCE Santa Clara County Association of Realtors

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