by admin | Jul 15, 2011 | Blog, Century 21 New Millennium
CENTURY 21 New Millennium has launched its annual school supply drive to help students in need across the DC Metro and Southern Maryland region. The full service real estate brokerage is continuing its support of children in communities across Northern Virginia and...
by admin | Jul 1, 2011 | Century 21 New Millennium
The team at CENTURY 21 New Millennium has been fully supportive of one of their co-workers, Scott Becker, as he set out to raise $15,000 for Easter Seals. We are pleased to report that with the help of Scott’s family, friends, and colleagues, he has exceeded this...
by admin | Jun 28, 2011 | Century 21 New Millennium, Press Release
More than $15,000 Raised for Easter Seals through Climb for Kids Fundraising Campaign June 28, 2011 — CENTURY 21 New Millennium reported today that in an ongoing effort to help generate awareness and funds to support Easter Seals Greater Washington –...
by admin | Jun 17, 2011 | Century 21 New Millennium, Seller, Tips
Many individuals interested in selling their homes are already aware that curb appeal is crucial. Making a good impression on potential buyers before they even step inside will assure that your property is memorable, but more importantly, making a bad impression will...
by admin | Jun 17, 2011 | Buyer, Century 21 New Millennium, Consumer Bulletins, Home Ownership, Tips
Today’s market is ripe with opportunities for first-time homebuyers. Shopping for and purchasing your first home is an exciting time, but before you begin looking, make sure you’re completely prepared and know what to expect. The following steps will help get you...
by admin | Jun 17, 2011 | Buyer, Century 21 New Millennium, Consumer Bulletins, Home Ownership, Real Estate
Now is a great time to consider buying a home. Whether you’re relocating, purchasing a vacation house or looking to become a homeowner for the first time, there are certain things you need to do before you even begin to look for a new home. Doing your homework before...
