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We are located on the second floor of 11000 Broken Land Pkwy in Columbia, Maryland.
Our office building is easy to find – it’s on the corner of Broken Land Parkway and Little Patuxent Parkway – and has lots of parking. There are two main entrances: one in the front of the building, and one which is accessible through the courtyard beside the parking lot. When you visit us just use the elevators in the center of the building. When you step out onto the second floor, walk towards the RE/MAX sign where you will be greeted by friendly and professional staff.
We can meet in one of the many comfortable and private conference rooms available. Our conference rooms are available for settlements if you prefer to do closing in our office rather than at your title company.
Our Location
Our location is central to all of the areas we service. We're located in Columbia, midway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. in Howard County. Columbia's proximity to both cities makes it an easy commute to either metropolitan area and to other parts of the state. Downtown Baltimore is 20-30 minutes away, while Washington is a 30-40 minute drive.
Out of Town Buyers
For those of you who may be flying in to look at homes, our office is located within an hour's drive of three key regional and international airports; Dulles, Reagan and Baltimore Washington International. BWI is only a 20 minute drive from our office and is the most traveler friendly of the three airports!
Driving Directions
From Washington:
Select I-95 N towards Baltimore
Take MD-32 W via Exit 38B toward Columbia
Select 29 North to Columbia
Take Exit 18A-B onto Broken Land Parkway West towards Town Center
Go through the intersection at Little Patuxent Parkway, and make your first turn into the parking lot.
From Baltimore:
Take I-95 S toward Washington
Take MD 100 W via Exit 43B toward Ellicott City
Take exit onto Columbia Pike/US-29 S toward Washington
Take Exit 18 onto Broken Land Parkway West towards Town Center
Go through the intersection at Little Patuxent Parkway, and make your first turn into the parking lot.  Please Sign Up For The Latest Listings and the Latest Real Estate News
Selling Your Home >Dress For Success
Looking good is important when you want to make a great impression, whether for a job interview or a social function. The same is true of a home that is on the market. When the "For Sale" sign goes up in front of your home, it should be "dressed" for the occasion.
Since the first impression will be of the front of the house, a well-groomed exterior is crucial, from the landscaping to the paint. The interior of your home should be clean and tastefully decorated. Take care of any minor cosmetic repairs that are needed, such as cracked plaster or peeling paint. A sparkling kitchen and shiny bathrooms, clean windows, and the absence of clutter will help your home "show well". Keeping your home looking good at all times is hard work, especially if you have children and are packing for a move. However, the dividends are impressive, because a home that looks well cared for has an excellent chance of selling quickly and for the best price.
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In what area of the United States did the price of existing homes increase most dramatically in 2005?
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Phoenix, Arizona real estate recorded a 55.2 percent increase in home prices during 2005. |
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