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January
25
25
Where Real Estate and Art Effortlessly Collide
Earlier this month, with much excitement, we reopened our Kent office. We couldn't think of a better way to start off 2017, as we celebrate our 70th Anniversary as a company. For Cutler, the opening of this space in revitalized downtown Kent holds high hopes and anticipation for yet another momentous year.
Our new space, touting modern décor with pops of our signature Cutler orange, is similar to that of our Downtown Wooster, New Albany and Powell offices. Visitors walk into a space unlike any real estate office they've ever seen. What makes this office unique is that it shares space with Group Ten Art Gallery, a group of local co-op artists.
A before/after shot of our Kent office!
Visitors can expect to be warmly greeted by the Stow office manager, Shirley Chimento and a smiling Administrative Assistant. Our Realtors and guests are able to easily conduct business in an open concept work environment. To the left of the office entrance, visitors are engulfed into a world of eclectic works of local art.
Art is not what typically comes to mind when thinking about a real estate office. However, in Kent the two spaces effortlessly collide into one wonderful space of creativity and business. Essentially at this office, once you sign the papers to purchase your new home you can then purchase a piece of art for your new home!
#CutlerLovesKent
On behalf of Cutler Real Estate, we would like to thank the city of Kent, Mayor Fiala and Lori Wemhoff, Director of Kent Chamber of Commerce for celebrating with us in the Grand Reopening of our new office. The city of Kent has been an incredible location for Cutler Real Estate since 2005 and we truly appreciate the city for its ongoing support of our mission to simplify the complicated real estate transaction, while creating an exciting and enriching experience.
Our Kent office sits at the corner of Erie and Haymaker nestled beside the Kent State University campus in the newly revitalized downtown Kent. The office is open daily from 8am to 5pm.
A before/after shot of our Kent office!
Visitors can expect to be warmly greeted by the Stow office manager, Shirley Chimento and a smiling Administrative Assistant. Our Realtors and guests are able to easily conduct business in an open concept work environment. To the left of the office entrance, visitors are engulfed into a world of eclectic works of local art.
Art is not what typically comes to mind when thinking about a real estate office. However, in Kent the two spaces effortlessly collide into one wonderful space of creativity and business. Essentially at this office, once you sign the papers to purchase your new home you can then purchase a piece of art for your new home!
#CutlerLovesKent
On behalf of Cutler Real Estate, we would like to thank the city of Kent, Mayor Fiala and Lori Wemhoff, Director of Kent Chamber of Commerce for celebrating with us in the Grand Reopening of our new office. The city of Kent has been an incredible location for Cutler Real Estate since 2005 and we truly appreciate the city for its ongoing support of our mission to simplify the complicated real estate transaction, while creating an exciting and enriching experience.
Our Kent office sits at the corner of Erie and Haymaker nestled beside the Kent State University campus in the newly revitalized downtown Kent. The office is open daily from 8am to 5pm.
January
20
20
Attention Homeowners, Protect Your Home from Ice Dams
Ever heard of an ice dam? If you've experienced the home damage that can be caused by these wintertime hazards, you won't soon forget the term!
An ice dam is a hump of ice that forms at the edges of a roof, caused by snow and ice. Ice dams may be caused when the attic gets warm enough to melt the underside of a layer of snow on the roof. What happens next is water drips down the roof until it reaches the colder eaves, where it refreezes. Gradually, all that water grows into a mound of ice. Dams can also be caused by gutters that trap snow and ice, which can build up high enough to provide the foundation for an ice dam.
Icicles hanging from the edge of the roof are a good indication that an ice dam may be forming. Ice dams are more commonly found in older homes that lack proper insu...
January
18
18
Sellers Act Now! Get a Jump on the Spring Market!
Conventional wisdom says spring is the best time to list a home. However, there are plenty of reasons why it's advantageous to put your home on the market in late January or February.
Here are eight reasons to list today.
1. Early bird gets the worm
Listing in spring means lots more competition! Capitalize on the largest pool of buyers in winter, when supply is low.
2. No playing around
Buyers who are...
January
13
13
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January
10
10
First Day of Spring 2017
As we celebrate the First Day of Spring at Cutler Real Estate we cover the topic of what Realtors can do now to have a successful 2017!
Interest rates, millennials, listing inventory, building costs, competition, OH MY! We hear Jim and Andy speak on each of topics in the video below! Happy watching!
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