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The Love Asheville from Afar Campaign Boosts WNC Businesses Post Helene

Love AVL from Afar

Many of the Asheville area’s small businesses have been greatly impacted by storm damage from Hurricane Helene. We are thrilled to help lift up Love Asheville from Afar, a campaign designed to help support and sustain some of our small businesses in the aftermath of the storm. 

Asheville Businesses Post HeleneThanks to the efforts of many community partners, such as the Asheville Downtown Association and Explore Asheville, this effort will be spread far and wide so that individuals who are in a position to support these small businesses may do so from near and far. 

Via its website, Love Asheville from Afar allows you to help (in a fun way!) by shopping for wares and services from favorite local makers, merchants, and hosts whose businesses were negatively impacted by Helene. You can also make donations to those hardest hit through the links on this site.

Love AVL from Afar

Is your business the one in need of help? There is even a form on the website where you can fill out your desire for your business to be included in the campaign.

With the festive season just around the corner, let’s “Go Local” in a BIG way. Support the folks who make Asheville the wonderful place we all know and love by heading over to Love Asheville from Afar!

 

Winter Offers Optimal Opportunities to Prep Your Western N.C. Home for Spring Sale

Organizing Home for Spring Sale

Considering selling your Asheville-area home? Winter is a great time to tackle all the prep involved ahead of listing. Here are a few tips for getting your Western North Carolina property in stand-out shape come spring selling season.

Organizing Home for Spring SaleCut the clutter

Decluttering is an easy first step, as it requires little more than an objective eye; since you have a few months ahead of listing, you can take your time and de-clutter with care. Take inventory of all surfaces – countertops, bookcases, tables – as well as cabinets, closets, drawers and other spaces buyers may view, and pare down knickknacks, crowded stacks of papers and books, unnecessary personal items, and the like. You want buyers to see space potential; even a smaller home can give the illusion of space when clutter is cut out. If you can, curtail furnishings in order to open up rooms, and clear halls and other pathways to allow for unimpeded flow throughout.

Simple spruce-ups

Any home will accumulate wear and tear over time, no matter how careful the occupants. Take advantage of being indoors during the colder weeks of winter to give your walls and baseboards a fresh coat of paint yourself, in a soothing, universally appealing shade. Replace worn or outdated fixtures, cabinet and door handles, lighting and blinds. Tidy areas that don’t typically get a lot of attention – think closets, kitchen cabinets and bathroom drawers. Small spruce-ups like these combine to give an overall impression of a clean, cohesive aesthetic.

Focus on curb appeal

A potential buyer’s impressions begin as soon as they catch sight of your house. Make what greets them from the street draw them in the door. Winter is the perfect time to see your yard, porch, patio, pathways and exterior devoid of blooming trees, leaves and other foliage that may camouflage issues. Address things like peeling paint, clogged gutters, and worn decking. Consider a full exterior paint job, or if your budget doesn’t allow it, simply add a fresh color to your front door to make it pop. If you want to update or overhaul your landscaping, winter is a good time to map out a strategy, and take inventory of what you’ll want to purchase and plant come spring. 

Selling Western North Carolina HomeReady, set, stage

Are you thinking of staging your property? The increased time spent indoors during the winter offers the ideal opportunity to get a feel for a stand-out set-up. Are you looking for a modern, clean look? A warm and cozy aesthetic? Whatever the vibe, begin by neutralizing furniture and textile colors, increasing lighting, and creating interest even in underutilized rooms. Fashion an environment that feels inviting, one that potential buyers can see themselves in.

Find the perfect Western N.C. agent

With spring selling season around the corner, if you are not already working with a Mosaic broker, now is the time to choose a real estate broker to guide you on your journey. Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty is proud to serve the real estate needs of Western North Carolina, and with a roster of 42 full-time brokers, you’re bound to find the perfect partner at Mosaic. Mosaic’s acclaimed agents are highly knowledgeable, committed to their clients, and dedicated to the Asheville-area community. That combination promises optimal results when you’re ready to sell your Western N.C. property. To learn more, contact your Mosaic broker directly, or to get started, please contact us at Info@MyMosaicRealty.com, or call us anytime at 828-707-9556.

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We landed a new agent! Say hello to WNC Real Estate broker Travis Price

Travis Price Asheville Real Estate

Back in 2005, Seattle native Travis Price traveled to North Carolina for work — he was in insurance back then, and had been tasked by his employer with taking over a large territory in the Southeast. The office was supposed to be centered in Charlotte, so Travis hung around the city for a couple days. Used to lots of mountain biking and rock [...]

Coming Soon to West Asheville: Westside Walk, a Brand-New Community of Modern Homes

Westside Walk Asheville Real Estate

Westside Walk is a community of brand-new modern homes in a prime West Asheville location. Join us for a public open house Saturday, July 29th and Sunday, July 30 from 1-4pm at 259 Waynesville Avenue. The first Westside Walk home that will be listed will be available for touring, and Mosaic Realty open house hosts Holly Aracich and Caley [...]

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