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Welcome to our Summer-Real Estate Update

Dear Reader,

Someone once said, “Summer should get a speeding ticket,” and that doesn’t feel truer than in August. So, I hope you can slow summer down just a little this month and enjoy it before getting back into a busy routine.

 Check out this month's e-newsletter for three articles with tips to make the most of your home.  Learn about how to keep hardwood floors looking like new. And if you work from home, read about how to create a home office you’ll love. Lastly, have you ever had a wasp family attach their nest to your home and had the horror of trying to remove it without being attacked? Read an article about preventing them in the first place and what to do if they take up residence at your home.

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Thrive in Your Workspace: Tips for Organize Your Home Office Day

March 04, 2025 | By Ron Alfred De Guzman, Communications Manager at MaxWell Realty

In today's evolving real estate landscape where remote work continues to shape how we live, a well-designed home office has become essential for many homeowners and buyers. Organize Your Home Office Day is approaching, and it's marked annually on the fourth Tuesday of March, it lands on March 11, 2025. This is the perfect opportunity to refresh your workspace and enhance both productivity and comfort. First celebrated in 1992, this day has grown in importance as more people work from home (Days of the Year).

It's all about creating a space that supports your goals—whether that's getting more done,…

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Is your home office the dining room table? Is it anywhere you can sit down undisturbed with your laptop? If so, you might be interested in converting a room or nook into a dedicated home office. Depending on what you do for a living, there could be a tax advantage to creating this space too. 

The first step is to pick a spot. Ideally, you want an area where you can work without too many distractions. 

Next, make sure the spot you’ve chosen can accommodate a desk and any other furnishings you’ll need. Think about what you want within easy reach of your work area. Will you need a place for books and other papers? An extra chair for client meetings? A flipchart? A filing cabinet? Think about all of the options in advance. 

Then, you’ll want to make…

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