3 Innovative Features to Introduce to Your Home

David Deem
714-997-3486
Dave@DeemTeam.com


The 2020 Consumer Electronic Show was held in Las Vegas in early January and put the spotlight on all the latest and greatest gadgets in the tech world. You never know what you’re going to see at this annual gathering and this year certainly did not disappoint, from a 10-second toothbrush called the Y-Brush to a 292-inch Samsung TV. With an eye on the world of smart home technology, here are a few innovative trends that were showcased at this year’s event.

Bluetooth Light Switches
Even if you have a smart lighting system that’s controlled over your phone, you still need to have light switches throughout your home. Rather than having to fuss with all the wiring, however, Bluetooth switches that seamlessly connect to the lights have begun to hit the market and offer the ultimate convenience. Smart switches and dimmers, like the C by GE, allow you to get just the right illumination and can be easily set up without having to call in the electrician.

Security with Style
Smart home security systems have made it easy to outfit our residences with state-of-the-art features, like 24-hour video monitoring. However, some people understandably feel that the presence of a security camera can be a bit unsightly and unsettling inside of a home. With this in mind, companies are taking the initiative to design stylish furnishings that are equipped with discreet security cameras, like the Panasonic HomeHawk floor lamp.

Recycled Water Systems
We can all agree that reducing water and electricity consumption is a good thing, which is why tech companies are exploring new ways to do so at home. One of the most exciting breakthroughs in this regard is the emergence of compact residential water recycling systems, like the Hydraloop. This brilliant system cleans and disinfects the water used in your shower and bath, then reuses it in your washing machine, toilets and irrigation, for a reduction in water consumption of up to 45 percent. 

www.DeemTeam.com
DRE#01266522

 

Location: Orange, CA, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Orange County Housing Summary:May 2, 2023

Image
David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com   ·        The active listing inventory in the past couple of weeks increased by 34 homes, up 1%, and now sits at 2,076, this first substantial rise of the year. Nonetheless, it is the lowest level at the end of April since tracking began in 2004. In April, 49% fewer homes came on the market compared to the 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019), 1,983 less. Last ye ar, there were 2,104 homes on the market, 28 more homes, or 1% higher. The 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019) was 6,002, or 189% more. ·        Demand, the number of pending sales over the prior month, increased by 43 pending sales in the past two weeks, up 3%, and now totals 1,706, the lowest end-of-April reading since 2020 during the COVID lockdown. Last year, there were 2,154 pending sales, 26% more than today. The 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019) was 2,780, or 63% more. ·        With the inventory and demand rising at a similar rate, the Expected Market Tim
Read more

Orange County Housing Summary: June 27, 2023

Image
David Deem Broker Associate 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com   ·        The active listing inventory in the past couple of weeks increased by 85 homes, up 4%, and now sits at 2,281. Regardless, it is the lowest level for an end to June since tracking began in 2004. In May, 45% fewer homes came on the market compared to the 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019), 1,879 less. Last ye ar, there were 3,491 homes on the market , 1,210 more homes, or 53% higher . The 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019) was 6,633, or 191% more, nearly triple. ·        Demand, the number of pending sales over the prior month, increased by 7 pending sales in the past two weeks, nearly unchanged, and now totals 1,602, the lowest level for an end to June since tracking began in 2004. Last year, there were 1,861 pending sales, 16% more than today . The 3-year average before COVID (2017 to 2019) was 2,679, or 67% more . ·        With the supply rising, the Expected Market Time, the number of days to sell
Read more

Orange County Housing Summary: September 20, 2022

Image
  David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com          ·         The active listing inventory in the past couple of weeks decreased by 304 homes, down 2%, and now sits at 3,638, its lowest level since June. In August, there were 30% fewer homes that came on the market compared to the 3-year average prior to COVID (2017 to 2019), 1,054 less. Last ye ar, there were 2,289 homes on the market , 1,349 fewer homes, or 37% less . The 3-year average prior to COVID (2017 to 2019) was 6,520, or 79% more. ·         Demand, the number of pending sales over the prior month, decreased by 75 pending sales in the past two weeks, down 4%, and now totals 1,756. It is still the lowest reading for mid- September since 2007. Last year, there were 2,623 pending sales, 49% more than today . The 3-year average prior to COVID (2017 to 2019) was 2,363, or 35% more . ·         With demand dropping faster than the supply of homes , the Expected Market Time, the number of days to sell all Orange County listin
Read more