The Dailey Group of Keller Williams Gateway

06/17/2026

🏡 STAGE THE ROOMS THAT MATTER MOST

Not every room has the same impact on a buyer's decision.

Focus your efforts on the spaces buyers notice first, like the living room, kitchen, and primary bedroom. A clean, well-presented space helps buyers picture themselves living there.

Small improvements in the right areas can make a lasting impression.

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

"🚤 Hop On, Hop Off: Explore Baltimore by Water Taxi
Did you know? The Baltimore Water Taxi is the oldest of its kind in the U.S.! Enjoy all-day, unlimited rides to 30+ attractions and neighborhoods across the city one price, endless adventure. 🌊 Perfect for locals, tourists, and group outings alike.

📍Plan your ride and see all the stops here:
https://baltimore.org/listings/baltimore-water-taxi/

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06/15/2026

Take time to understand the neighborhood before you commit. Walk the area, visit at different times, and pay attention to how it feels throughout the day.

A home is important, but the neighborhood shapes your everyday life.

06/12/2026

"Home is where love resides, memories are created, friends always belong, and laughter never ends."

More than just a place it’s a feeling. Whether you're buying, selling, or dreaming about your next chapter, we’re here to help you create a space where life truly happens.

06/12/2026

Summer Guides for Buying or Selling a Home

Moving this Summer, and not sure where to start? The new Summer Guides for buying or selling a home have your answers. For your free digital copy, let’s connect.

06/12/2026

🏡 LOOK OUT FOR THIS WHEN BUYING A HOME

Foundation issues are easy to miss but expensive to ignore.

Pay attention to cracks in exterior walls, uneven floors, and windows or doors that stick when opening and closing. These can be signs of larger structural concerns.

A careful inspection today can help you avoid major surprises after closing.

06/10/2026

📍 Climb History in Mount Vernon
Did you know Baltimore is home to the original Washington Monument? Designed by Robert Mills and completed in 1829 decades before D.C.’s version this towering column in Mount Vernon stands 178 feet tall and offers a breathtaking 360° view of Charm City from the top.

Built without modern machinery, it was considered an engineering marvel of its time (and had locals fearing it might fall over!). Take the 227-step climb and see the city like never before.

🎟️ Learn more and plan your visit: https://mvpconservancy.org/washington-monument/