Posts Tagged ‘2024’
Volume 1: November 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - It's Gratitude month, and I'm so ready for it! Thanksgiving just may be my favorite holiday, in fact. Wonderful food, family, friends, get togethers, gratitude, and not as much pressure as Christmas for me. Just being thankful, e...
Volume 2: October 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - It's been a busy month so far! At Maison, we've had our 6th Party on the Avenues (if you didn't come out this year, come out next year!), we completed an amazingly successful supplies drive for the folks in Western NC impacted by...
Volume 1: October 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - As we head into the cooler months, there are always lots of things to get done before the weather changes. Check out the October maintenance list and tick some of those items off! Over the past few days, I've been thinking a lot ab...
Volume 2: September 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - I'm starting a new feature this month, a bit of history, origin stories, and other things you may not know about the Richmond area. I find this stuff fascinating, and a great conversation starter, so I hope you do too! If you lik...
Volume 1: September 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - The weather is (a very little bit) cooler, kids are back to school, and Pumpkin Spice season has begun! With all of that, the real estate market starts to pick up a bit from what is always a bit of a dog days slow down, and people ...
Volume 2: August 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - It's been a busy/confusing/slightly crazy couple of weeks in the world of real estate. If you don't know, or haven't watched the news, all of our forms (and many of our “way of doing things” has changed, and it's definitely kee...
Volume 1: August 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - Hope you're enjoying the last few weeks of summer! The biggest thing on my mind this week is the changes coming to the real estate industry in August. You may have heard some mention of it on the news, and wondered if, or how, it...
Volume 2: July 2024 Newsletter
Hi there! - Hope you're keeping cool! We're definitely in the dog days of summer. I'm currently in the phase of summer where I still love it, but more in the morning and evening than the middle of the day! Is that slowing down the market? No...