Is this project more hype than reality?  Today's announcement that their funding has fallen apart is just one more setback that makes you wonder if this project will get off the ground.  When the state legislators failed to support the Plymouth Rock project with the infrastructure they were requesting, you had to wonder how this would proceed.  The legislators position was that Southfield was where they were going to spend the taxpayer's money.

Yet whatever is planned for Southfield is relatively unknown.  Meanwhile, Plymouth Rock Studios has daily video releases about the area, and their plans and progress.  Clearly, Plymouth Rock has the talent and expertise to pull this off.  However, why did the legislature back out, and now why is this financial backer bailing.  Are these guys just great promoters and is this project for real?

 

While Governor Patrick's supposed success story about Evergreen Solar is just another case of the taxpayers getting hosed, it's nice to see Plymouth Rock Studios is shooting for LEED Platinum status for the Hollywood East project.

Here's a great intverview with Bill Wynne that gives an idea of infrastructure improvements and other benefits for the Plymouth area.

Sales in September were 7, the same as last month. Sales/list price ratio in September moved down to 94.3% from 95.8% in August.

Median price for Norwell in September was $623,700. This is up 10.9% from $562,500 in September of 2008. Average sale price (most recent 3 months) is $594,985, way down from $743,996 in 2008.

 

Inventory is 82, down modestly from 89 in 2008. New listings in September were 23, unchanged from the same month last year.

 

Days on market of 100 in September was up substantially from 68 in August and way up from 81 in September of 2008. Months of supply in September moved up to 12.1 from 11.3 in August.

 

Wondering about real estate values in your neighborhood?  Visit www.NorwellRealEstateValues.com to see prices of sold and homes for sale.

Copyright © RealtyMarketPublishing, 2009 Data courtesy of: MLSPIN Listing and sales information comes from various sources and may not always be accurate. No representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy of this information. You should verify any information that is important to your buying decision.

 

 

 

New price of $998,000 for this expansive contemporary colonial set on the 90 degree bend in the historic North River. There are river views from every one of the spacious rooms. Brand new cherry cabinet/granite kitchen with stainless appliances. New 6" random oak hardwood floors throughout the first level, new berber carpenting in the lower level and a newly refurbished interior make this a must see property.  Great floor plan for extended family and a dock. Click 164 River Rd for more information and photos.

 

 

Directions: From the North - Route 53 South to River Rd on right immediately before the North River Bridge. Open Sunday, October 18, 12-2PM or call Chris Head for an appointment.

Interested in the Hanover MA Real Estate Market? Visit www.HanoverRealEstateValues.com

Listed by Syd Elliot, Willam Raveis Real Estate

 

 

Still don't understand how the tax credit works? Watch this video courtesy of the Plymouth and South Shore Association of REALTORS.

Stop by to see this expansive home set on the 90 degree bend in the river.  New kitchen and hardwood floors and riverviews from every room. 164 River Rd has a flexible floor plan, great for extended family and guests. 

Has the Hanover market stabilized?

Listed by Sydney Elliot
William Raveis Real Estate

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Jim Cantwell Needs your help in spreading the word to friends & family about a Foreclosure Prevention Seminar that he is hosting this Mon., July 27, at 6 PM at Marshfield Town Hall. He has folks from the Division of Banks, Attorney General's Office, HUD Certified Foreclosure Prevention Counselors, et al coming to give advice to folks about actions to take to stay in their homes. E-mail Jim at james.cantwell@state.ma.us for info.