Sherri Berry - Equity Real Estate Results

09/25/2026

American Fork just welcomed some wonderful new neighbors! Congratulations to my clients on their new home — this neighborhood is lucky to have you. 🏡✨

09/25/2026

🔥 FALL STAGING TIP #4: Highlight Winter-Ready Features

Show buyers that your Utah home is ready for colder temperatures, heating bills, and snow season. A few thoughtful details can offer reassurance while helping buyers imagine cozy winter nights at home.

🍓 Make the fireplace a focal point. Clean the fireplace and hearth, then stage the area simply with neatly stacked wood or tasteful décor—even if the fireplace is not lit.

🍓 Share recent furnace and HVAC service records. Utah buyers often ask about heating systems as winter approaches, so documented maintenance can provide valuable peace of mind.

🍓 Showcase functional winter storage. Organize the garage or mudroom to highlight convenient space for coats, boots, snow equipment, and skis.

Winter-ready features can help your home feel comfortable, practical, and well maintained—three qualities Utah buyers value!

Thinking about selling? I’d love to help you highlight the features that make your home stand out in every season.

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/24/2026

💡 FALL STAGING TIP #3: Beat the Shorter Days

Light and temperature matter even more when selling your Utah home during the fall. A bright, comfortable home feels warm, well cared for, and move-in ready—even in November!

🍓 Open every blind and curtain fully during daytime showings to make the most of the shorter daylight hours.

🍓 Turn on all lamps and overhead lights—even during the day. Utah’s fall light can fade quickly, and a well-lit home feels larger and more inviting.

🍓 Set the thermostat a few degrees warmer before buyers arrive. A cold home may feel uncomfortable or leave buyers wondering about insulation and winter heating costs.

A warm, bright welcome can help buyers relax, appreciate your home’s best features, and imagine themselves living there.

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/23/2026

🧶 FALL STAGING TIP #2: Layer in Cozy Textures

As Utah’s temperatures begin to drop, warm textures can make your home feel comfortable, inviting, and memorable to potential buyers.

🍓 Add warm-toned throw pillows and a chunky knit blanket to the sofa or bed.

🍓 Layer an area rug in your living spaces. Utah homes can feel cold or echoey between the air-conditioning and heating seasons, and a rug instantly adds warmth.

🍓 Before a showing, bring in a light, neutral seasonal scent such as cinnamon or cedar—but keep it subtle. Air out the home first, extinguish any candles, and avoid strong fragrances that may bother sensitive buyers.

The goal is to create a cozy atmosphere that makes buyers want to settle in and stay awhile. A few simple layers can make a big difference!

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/22/2026

🍂 FALL STAGING TIP #1: Create Cozy Curb Appeal 🏡

First impressions start at the curb! When selling your Utah home this fall, a few simple updates can make your entrance feel warm, welcoming, and well cared for.

🍓 Rake fallen leaves and clear the gutters—Utah’s early snow doesn’t wait, and buyers may notice signs of neglect quickly.

🍓 Add seasonal color with mums, pumpkins, or a simple wreath in warm shades such as rust, mustard, and deep green.

🍓 Keep decorations simple and tasteful. Once mid-October has passed, replace Halloween-specific decorations with décor that can carry your home through the rest of fall.

🍓 Sweep the porch, clean the front door, and keep walkways clear and safe.

🍓 Remember that fall days are shorter. Check your exterior and porch lights so your home looks bright and inviting for evening showings.

A clean, attractive entrance can set the tone for the entire showing—and help buyers feel at home before they even step inside.

Thinking about selling your Utah home? Let’s talk about the small updates that can make a big impact!

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/21/2026

🏡 UNDER CONTRACT IN HIGHLAND! 🎉🍓

I’m so excited for my sellers! Their beautiful Highland home is officially under contract and one step closer to closing.

Selling a home takes preparation, teamwork, communication, and trust. I’m grateful my sellers trusted me to guide them through this important move, and I look forward to helping everything progress smoothly to the closing table.

Thinking about selling your home? I’d love to help you prepare, market, and sell it with confidence!

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/21/2026

Park-view townhome, fully turnkey, with a $5,000 seller credit at closing.

Wake up to green space in this move-in-ready 3-bed, 3-bath townhome in Tucker Row at Waters Edge, right by the community entrance and overlooking the neighborhood park. Brand-new carpet, LVP flooring, and fresh paint mean there's nothing to do but move in. The kitchen appliances, plus washer and dryer, stay.

The open floor plan makes everyday living and entertaining easy, and the low-maintenance layout gives you your weekends back. Enjoy 1,860 sq ft across three levels, walk-in closets, and an attached 1-car garage.

The HOA is a real value at $313/month. About $190-$210 of it replaces bills you'd otherwise pay: water, sewer, and trash (~$100), Xfinity high-speed internet ($50-$70), and insurance (~$40). The rest covers landscaping, snow removal, and community upkeep, plus two clubhouses with pools and fitness centers.

Location: 8 minutes to Frontrunner, 7 to UVU, and close to Topgolf, Utah City, and Bella's for shopping and dining, with quick freeway access.

Seller is offering $5,000 back at closing. Rentals allowed per HOA.

09/21/2026

🏡 SELLER TIP: Small Updates That Make a Big Impact

You don’t always need a major renovation to help your Utah home stand out. A few simple updates can make it feel brighter, cleaner, and more inviting:

🍓 Add a fresh coat of neutral paint
🍓 Replace outdated light fixtures and bulbs
🍓 Update cabinet hardware and faucets
🍓 Refresh the front door and landscaping
🍓 Declutter and remove personal items
🍓 Complete small repairs buyers may notice
🍓 Clean windows to showcase Utah’s beautiful views
🍓 Consider a pre-listing home inspection

Having your home inspected before you list can help uncover potential concerns early. This gives you time to make repairs, gather estimates, or properly disclose known issues—helping prevent surprises and delays once you are under contract.

Small improvements and thoughtful preparation can create a great first impression—and may help your home sell faster and for a better price.

Thinking about selling? I’d love to help you decide which updates will give you the best return.

Sherri Berry | The Berry Best Places to Live
Equity Real Estate – Results

09/19/2026