2008 is almost here, are you considering selling your home? - 12/28/07 05:09 PM
There are only a couple days left in the year 2007. People are hitting the stores with returns, to exchange gifts they received that did not suit them and to spend the gift cards that they received as presents. They will celebrate the beginning of 2008 and then what? Well, if … (2 comments)
Have a home inspection when you buy or sell a home. - 12/12/07 01:21 PM
Here are some common issues that could come up on a typical home inspection. You can make your offer to buy a home contingent on a home inspection or order a home inspection of your own home prior to putting it on the market. Grading: The ground and surfaces close to the house should … (4 comments)
Reasons to consider moving to Doylestown (and surrounding area) Bucks County PA - 12/11/07 12:49 PM
Doylestown is a very charming town situated in the center of Bucks County, PA. It is the county seat of Bucks County, so the courthouse is located here. I grew up in Doylestown (the development of Maplewood) and am currently affiliated with Long and Foster's Doylestown office. If you are considering a … (1 comments)
Reasons to consider moving to Quakertown, PA (Bucks County) - 12/10/07 11:38 AM
Although I grew up in Doylestown, I have now lived in Quakertown for 13 years. I actually really enjoy living in Upper Bucks County. Here are some of the reasons that you may consider moving there. Shopping: The Quakertown area has lots of stores and places to eat. In the borough there is Sine's … (1 comments)
Market stats for Pennridge School District Sept-Nov 07 compared to Sept-Nov 06 - 12/01/07 05:39 PM
Market down? Not really in Pennridge (Perkasie, Sellersville, Hilltown, Bedminster, East and west Rockhill. Silverdale) In 2007 there were 271 homes listed, 102 went under contract and 134 were sold. The average sale price was $320,403 with the average days on market being 69. In 2006 for the same townships and dates, there … (2 comments)
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There are only a couple days left in the year 2007. People are hitting the stores with returns, to exchange gifts they received that did not suit them and to spend the gift cards that they received as presents. They will celebrate the beginning of 2008 and then what? Well, if … (2 comments)
