Celebrations ringing in 2014 spanned the globe, each with its own particular flavor, such as the edible banana confetti and peach snowballs bursting in the air in London. Dubai exceeded all-time records for fireworks, using Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest tower, as a launching site for the 400,000-firework display which could be seen 62 miles away. In Japan, keeping with Buddhist beliefs, 108 bells rang out to wash away the 108 sins, while in China, a section of the Great Wall had fireworks and lights to resemble a dragon. Australia’s Sydney Opera House was used for the first time in a decade to put on a display using 7 tons of fireworks and viewed live by 1.5 million people. Then, of course there was Times Square.
The year has officially begun with a big bang, much hoopla, and fanfare. But, what if you gave a party and nobody came?
Selling your home is much like hosting a party. There’s a good deal of planning and a lengthy checklist prior to inviting people into the privacy of your home. Putting your home on the market is a lengthy process, much like planning the fireworks in Dubai. You begin by making the critical and life-altering decision to actually list your home. This may be a time of great excitement as you face another chapter in your life. You may be down or up-sizing, moving to a new city, building your dream home, or any number of reasons that cause you to interview real estate agents. Finding the right agent, especially for luxury, high-end homes, requires research and interviews. It is vital to have the right “Party Planner.”
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