Home Stagers, Meet Showrooms “Matchmaking” Event at the San Francisco Mart to Pair Busy Stagers with the Ultimate Resource
SAN FRANCISCO, California, Feb. 16, 2007 /San Francisco Mart/ -- With the slowdown in the hot real estate market, home sellers and real estate agents may rely even more on the skills of home staging professionals to help showcase “for sale” properties. For stagers, this may mean a shortage of inventory. To help alleviate this predicament, the San Francisco Mart, a wholesale home furnishings and design center in the heart of the City, is hosting a networking mixer for home stagers and design showrooms on Wednesday, March 21. The event, “Home Stagers: Meet Your Match at the SF Mart” will be held from 1-3:30 p.m. at the San Francisco Mart.
The SF Mart is an amazing trade-only resource for stylish and affordable furniture and decorative accessories. The Mart’s five floors of showrooms feature the latest in mid-priced upholstery, case goods, lighting, rugs, wall décor, accessories and silk plants, and they are open to the trade throughout the year. A one-stop resource eliminates the need for home stagers to shop various stores and saves valuable time.
Attendees will learn about the benefits of shopping the Mart in an informal, yet informative, way. During the event, stagers will take a guided tour of the Mart, meet showroom representatives and establish relationships with them for acquiring home merchandise for their businesses.
As an added attraction, attendees can also bid on furniture and accessories in the SF Mart’s Silent Auction.
This innovative event is being sponsored by the San Francisco Mart. Admission is free, but advanced registration is required. To RSVP, e-mail or call .
The historic San Francisco Mart is a wholesale home furnishings center that has been part of the regional furniture and design community for more than 90 years. The large, art-deco building is located at 1355 Market Street between Ninth and Tenth streets. Parking is available in the Mart’s underground garage, accessed from Tenth Street, and in surrounding lots. Transit riders can exit at the BART or MUNI Civic Center station. For more information, call or visit www.sfmart.com .
Source: San Francisco Mart
CONTACT: Ellen Hall,
Website: www.sfmart.com
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