September 2020 Newsletter

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This month we will welcome in the fall season, which means changing leaves, the start of pumpkin-flavored treats, and new memories to be made with family. Below, I've rounded up a few real estate news updates and lifestyle tips and tricks for the home.

As we head into the fall market, I'd love to tell you more about Compass-exclusive offerings that can turn your move into a seamless experience. Let me know how I can help you achieve your real estate goals!

Real Estate in the News

A CNN Business anchor and guest discuss whether New York City real estate is dying or resetting.

Compass CEO: Why the Real Estate Market

is Booming Right Now

Our CEO, Robert Reffkin, recently wrote an opinion piece for CNN about why real estate is booming right now — in both suburbs and in major cities. While some headlines have suggested people are leaving major cities for the suburbs, cities are seeing increased activity as well. In fact, home prices grew in 96% of metro areas in the second quarter of 2020, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Read the Op-Ed

Local Happenings

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Explore the Potomac

Looking to soak in the last few days of summer on the water? Washingtonian has 20 great ways to explore the Potomac. From day trips to tubing, check out some COVID-safe ways to explore the Potomac, HERE.

Northern Virginia’s W&OD Trail Will Get A Second Path For Pedestrians

Good news for those that enjoy biking or walking along the W&OD Trail! The popular one-mile stretch in Falls Church will get an added lane to accommodate more visitors. Read what DCist has to say about the expansion, HERE.

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Lifestyle Tips & Tricks

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Sherwin-Williams Predicts These Will Be the Top Paint Color Trends of 2021

Sherwin-Williams is preparing to announce its official Color of the Year for 2021 later this month and has released its predictions for the top paint trends to expect in the year to come. After a tumultuous year, Sherwin-Williams has also curated four color palettes that are all about balance and rhythm.

Check out Real Simple's article for a sneak peek of what's to come.

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34 Elevated Ways To Decorate Your Porch This Fall

Many of us have retreated to our outdoor space to get some fresh air during this season, but just because summer is over doesn't mean you can't still make the most of that extra outdoor area. In fact, fall was practically made for front porch decorating. House Beautiful has compiled everything you need to know to revamp your porch this season.

9 Creative Ways Plant Lovers Display Their Greenery

Curating your perfect greenery-filled shelf can be as simple as experimenting with your book-to-plant ratio, getting creative with your mix of plants, or sticking with a consistent color palette of pots. Here are nine ideas Domino has curated to inspire your next greenery arrangement.

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