Date Archives: March 2020

There's no doubt that a well-planned open house is a vital tool for getting your home sold, and how you prepare makes a huge difference in how buyers perceive the property. With the right prep and the help of your real estate agent, you can make sure your home shines on the big day. Our real estate agents have you covered, starting with our open house checklist.

• Create an Open Space
  When you're competing with DC homes for sale, you want every edge. Start by removing personal items, to make it easier for buyers to picture their lives in the home. Clear out as much clutter as possible to make the home feel more roomy and store unnecessary furniture.

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"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." ~ Dr. Seuss

Monday, March 2nd, is National Read Across America Day, and our real estate agents are taking Dr. Seuss's words to heart by cracking open an exciting new book. Created by the National Education Association, National Read Across America Day encourages people of all ages to pick up a new title or an old favorite and dive into a great story. If you're looking for a cozy place to page through the latest best-sellers, head to one of these great local bookstores around Washington DC.

1. Kramerbooks & Afterwords Café — 1517 Connecticut Ave. NW., Washington, DC 20036
   When browsing DC homes for sale, you'll be happy to discover that a fantastic bookstore and charming café are only a few blocks away. Kramerbooks & Afterwords Café first opened its doors to celebrate the Bicentennial of our nation's capital. Nearly 50 years later, Kramerbooks is still writing new chapters. Stop in to browse their selection and sip on a Literary Cocktail like a Fahrenheit 1517 or The Handmaid's Ale.
   
   

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