Every home, on the record

6 Windfaire Pass

PARIS MOUNTAIN | GREENVILLE

Sale Price: $1,900,000

A mid-century modern house on Paris Mountain that had lingered on the market with another firm before the seller changed gears. We re-shot it, photographs and film, staged the empty rooms, and put it through the full digital and social campaign. Within 60 days it had a cash buyer. 

1724 North Main ST

NORTH MAIN | GREENVILLE

Record Sale Price: $720,000

The Damian Hall Group achieved a record sale price on this North Main lot by deploying our 3D Rendering team and spending $5,000 on marketing to bring a house to life on the property. Today's buyers have a challenging time visualizing potential. We did the heavy lifting to bring the property to life. We even shot an amazing video tying in it's proximity to downtown with the virtual renderings. We then ran targeted ads with the video on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram targeting feeder markets. The last record for a lot in N Main was $325k. Our efforts helped almost double the last highest sale price. 

47 Paddington Ave

NORTH MAIN | GREENVILLE

Sale Price: $1,355,000

"The Damian Hall Group not only helped us build a lovely home in downtown Greenville during the height of Covid, they also helped us sell it 4 years later. Damian’s team is professional and hard working. We truly enjoyed working with you and your team!"

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20 Babbs Hollow

PARKINS MILL | GREENVILLE

Sale Price: $2,400,000

The Damian Hall Group accomplished the second highest sale in Greenville, so far for 2024. To accomplish this, we went all out and rented a vintage Lincoln Continental for the video shoot, digitally staged some of the main living and outdoor spaces, and ultimately achieved a cash sale in Collins Creek.

23 TAMARON WAY

THORNBLADE COUNTRY CLUB | GREER

Sale Price: $1,209,900

A large house in Thornblade, about 9,000 square feet on a floor plan built for one family, listed as interest rates were climbing. Before it went to market the team replaced the carpet throughout, repainted the entire interior, pressure washed the exterior and worked through a list of repairs: about $75,000 of work, lined up and overseen by Ray Mack.

The first run took ten open houses, two deep cleans, a broker luncheon, $3,000 in print and digital advertising, two email campaigns and a film of the neighborhood and the club. Six low offers, then an acceptable one; the buyer’s financing failed a week before closing. We pulled the house, cleaned and photographed it again with fresh digital staging, repriced it, and relisted in March. It drew multiple offers and closed above the asking price.