Spring is one of the best times to make a move in real estate—and for good reason.
Buyers are seeing more homes hit the market, giving them a wider selection and better chances of finding “the one.” They’re also getting creative with financing options to help with affordability.
Meanwhile, sellers benefit from motivated buyers looking to settle before summer.
It's also the perfect season to showcase your home at its best, with longer daylight hours and curb appeal in full bloom. Whether you're thinking about buying, selling, or just exploring your options, now is a strategic time to take action—and I’m here to help you make the most of it.
Thinking about making a move later this year? Let’s talk now!
Curious what your home is worth today? I’m happy to provide a no-obligation home valuation. |
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Have your property taxes gone up? You might have room to challenge your assessment, especially if your property value was overestimated. Let me know if you need help pulling recent comps or filing an appeal. |
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Thinking about selling, or just want your home to look its best this spring? Staging is one of the most powerful ways to make a great first impression. Whether you're prepping for the market or expecting guests, here are a few expert tips: - Declutter and depersonalize: Less is more. Clear off counters, tuck away personal photos, and create space for buyers to imagine their own story in your home.
- Maximize light: Open curtains, clean windows, and use soft white bulbs to make each room feel bright and welcoming.
- Rearrange for flow: Pull furniture off walls and create conversational groupings to show off your space and improve movement throughout your home.
- Neutralize your palette: A fresh coat of paint in soft, neutral tones can go a long way. Think whites, creams, and soft beiges.
- Add life and texture: Fresh greenery, cozy throw pillows, and layered rugs help add warmth and style without overwhelming the space.
- Don’t forget curb appeal: First impressions matter. A tidy yard, clean or freshly painted front door, and a couple of cheerful planters can set the tone before anyone even steps inside.
Need help knowing where to start or want a quick walkthrough? I’m happy to share tips tailored to your space—or connect you with a professional stager. |
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Seattle, WA 98136, United States |
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