buyers: Back To The Future -- How The Gas Prizes Will Change Our Towns And Could Make Our Lives Better - 08/05/08 12:43 PM
The lives of realtors in metropolitan areas are at a turning point. And I'm NOT talking about a slowing market here. What I'm talking about are our clients' criteria, needs and desires. More and more buyers are weary of the suburbs now, at least the ones that aren't really "close-in." Read … (11 comments)
buyers: How NOT To Increase the Curb Appeal Of Your Home - 07/31/08 01:28 PM
We all know that trees, shrubs and ornamental plants can beautify a house and certainly increase its curb appeal. Usually, that is. There are some, however, that don’t help, like when they’ve grown to completely obscure an attractive façade, or when their roots have started to invade the foundation of the … (6 comments)
buyers: House History, House Sentiments, House Envy - 05/05/08 04:13 PM
Do most real estate agents suffer from house envy now and then? Or are we immune after a while? We get to see a lot of magnificent homes. Most of the time I feel inspired by a great place. I don't ever recall wanting to live in one of them.
But … (23 comments)
buyers: The Deluded Seller/Agent, Take 2 - 04/27/08 11:12 PM
Well, I'm excited to report that neither my clients nor I play any roles in this drama anymore. There has been an unexpected turn of events, and from now on, we're just going to lean back and watch the show.
A week and a half ago, I wrote a somewhat desperate … (20 comments)
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The lives of realtors in metropolitan areas are at a turning point. And I'm NOT talking about a slowing market here. What I'm talking about are our clients' criteria, needs and desires. More and more buyers are weary of the suburbs now, at least the ones that aren't really "close-in." Read … (11 comments)
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