BROOKLYN - Top 5 Home Features Wish List
Anne Darer • May 22, 2020
STAY AT HOME IS NOT STANDING IN THE WAY OF RENTERS LOOKING FOR NEW SPACE
Some clients and friends are surprised to hear that people are still making moves during the time of Corona. With Social Distancing in effect it has required a change to the way we present properties.. Thankfully thanks to our cell phones, YouTube and video chat tools like Zoom and What's App we are able present properties online. Through investments made over the past few years in a digital workflow our leasing process is a completely smooth and contactless one. Digital workflows and online home presentations are changes that we believe will long outlive Social Distancing orders.
So what are home hunters looking for these days. Here is the TOP 5 HOME FEATURES WISH LIST:
1) MORE SPACE: With everyone working at home, more space and the right configuration of space is more important than ever. Everyone in the home needs a bit of space to work or do homework.
2) OUTDOOR SPACE: A space to get your hands in the dirt and plant your own herbs, catch some rays while reading a book, or enjoy a meal al fresco is high on the wish list for many movers at this time.
3) NICE KITCHEN: With most meals being prepared at home and people experimenting with new dishes , kitchen storage and amenities like a dishwasher are attractive.
4) LAUNDRY: Not having to take close to a laundromat is a HUGE plus. Laundry in the building or better yet in the unit is a big win.
5.) PET FRIENDLY: Now more than ever "Fur Babies" are providing companionship and comfort . Many people on the move either have a pet or are considering getting one. Places that are pet friendly attract a wider audience.
If you need help getting your unit ready or rented, reach out to the BROWNSTONE TEAM.
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