Three in four Americans feel pressured to keep up with their neighbors when it comes to their home, according to a new survey.
The research of 2,000 American homeowners with lawns found that 76% admit to feeling like they have to be competitive with their neighbors for curb appeal. In fact, half of respondents said they’ve found themselves comparing their home’s exterior to their neighbors’ exterior.
One in nine (11%) said they’ve taken inspiration from those close by and directly copied a style choice or presentation. Fifteen percent went as far as to say they’ve suspected a neighbor of copying their landscaping or home exterior’s décor.
Conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Weed Man, the survey not only found that people feel pressured to keep up with neighbors’ front yards, but many people are striving to be the best house on the block and are openly competitive about it (25%).
The research of 2,000 American homeowners with lawns found that 76% admit to feeling like they have to be competitive with their neighbors for curb appeal. In fact, half of respondents said they’ve found themselves comparing their home’s exterior to their neighbors’ exterior.
One in nine (11%) said they’ve taken inspiration from those close by and directly copied a style choice or presentation. Fifteen percent went as far as to say they’ve suspected a neighbor of copying their landscaping or home exterior’s décor.
Conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Weed Man, the survey not only found that people feel pressured to keep up with neighbors’ front yards, but many people are striving to be the best house on the block and are openly competitive about it (25%).
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