Well, it’s been a crazy couple of weeks. After six months of planning, I got married. And after several months of planning, our company, RE/MAX Town & Country, moved across town and changed our name. Talk about overwhelming — my brain is reeling!
But back to business. We’re now RE/MAX Revolution, and our new office space in a prime spot in the Ray’s Food Place complex (625 N. Arrowleaf Trail, #104) was designed to reflect our commitment to outstanding customer service as well as our commitment to incorporating today’s key technological tools.
Up front, numerous conference spaces are outfitted with large flat-screen computers that enable us to meet one-on-one with buyers and preview listings in a much more accessible, viewer-friendly way. The new space also provides our sellers greater exposure to the extensive foot traffic traveling to and from Sisters.
Here’s a quick look at our transition from the old to the new office (and, when you’re in the neighborhood, I hope you’ll stop by and say hi!):
The old RE/MAX Town & Country Realty building.
The new RE/MAX Revolution building.
The RE/MAX Town & Country interior.
RE/MAX Revolution interior.
The RE/MAX Town & Country conference room.
RE/MAX Revolution’s main conference room.
One of RE/MAX Revolution’s client conference rooms.
RE/MAX Revolution’s interior .
RE/MAX Revolution owner/broker Peter Storton and administrative assistant Diana Harris during the move.
About the Author
Lisa Broadwater, GRI, CDPE, is a Central Oregon-based real estate professional who specializes in listing and selling homes, especially in Sisters, Tumalo, Bend and Redmond.