I’ve learned that the desire for proximity to water never wanes — whether that’s an ocean or lake, a hot tub, or pool. As affluent buyers permanently relocated to suburban or vacation markets over the past few years, this demand has only increased.
Source: Inman News
Capitalizing on the demand for home hot tubs, spas and pools
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