Summer open house tips

Hosting a Successful Summer Open House

June 15, 20251 min read

Hosting a Successful Summer Open House

Summer open houses can be a big win for sellers. Longer days, bright sunlight, and outdoor spaces at their best help buyers picture themselves at home. The key is keeping your home fresh, comfortable, and inviting from the curb to the back patio.

1 Summer Curb Appeal

First impressions matter. Keep the lawn neat, add blooming flowers, and make sure the entry feels clean and welcoming. If you have a patio, deck, or garden, let it shine since outdoor living is a big part of summer.

2 Brighten the Interior

Open curtains and blinds to bring in natural light. Add a simple touch like fresh flowers or light summer decor to make the home feel cheerful and cared for.

3 Keep It Cool

Make sure the home feels comfortable inside by keeping the temperature cool. A small touch like offering chilled beverages can also help buyers feel welcome during their visit.

4 Incorporate Summer Decor

Keep it light and airy. A few seasonal accents like colorful throw pillows, fresh floral arrangements, or a citrus centerpiece can add warmth without feeling cluttered.

5 Advertise Effectively

Use online listings, social media, and neighborhood signs to spread the word. When you share your home, highlight the best summer features, especially outdoor spaces and natural light.

Hosting an open house in June can give sellers a competitive edge in the summer market. With a welcoming setup and a clear plan, you can attract more buyers and show off your home’s full potential.

Warmly,
Jamie Danner
Broker and Owner, Sweet Living Realty

Jamie Danner is the Broker and Owner of Sweet Living Realty, serving the OKC metro and beyond. Known for her warm, thoughtful approach, Jamie believes real estate should feel personal, supportive, and centered on home not just the transaction.

Jamie Danner

Jamie Danner is the Broker and Owner of Sweet Living Realty, serving the OKC metro and beyond. Known for her warm, thoughtful approach, Jamie believes real estate should feel personal, supportive, and centered on home not just the transaction.

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