Real Estate Brokerage Moving in the Sacramento Valley

Many brokerages send the sign room and file shelves ahead on a weekday, since agents rarely use them in person, and move the desks and conference room over the weekend. The office administrator knows which agents are in the office on which days; that decides whose desk is packed first.

Offices on the Esplanade and in downtown Chico, on Colusa Avenue in Yuba City, and on Douglas Boulevard in Roseville are often storefront or single-story suites with a front door and a rear lot. Brokerages in Natomas and midtown Sacramento office buildings usually book the dock through the property manager and may want the owner listed on our COI before they confirm, which we can send. Sign posts and frames are long, so we check that the elevator or rear door takes them.

Yard sign posts and frames are awkward, heavy and hard on doorframes and elevator walls, so they are bundled by type and carried with corner protection on the ends. Riders and flags are boxed by agent or by type, as the brokerage prefers, and the sign room is set up at the new office in the same shelf order so agents find what they need.

Retained transaction files are boxed and sealed by staff, marked by year and shelf, and moved closed. We never open them. Agent desks are tagged by name or desk number, and anything left in a drawer stays in that drawer, taped shut. Desktop printers and agents' shared screens are padded and set at the matching desk; the copier lease company handles the large production copier.