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	Address: 453 Harvard Road Type: Residential Style: 2 Story Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2 Suite: No Living Area: 4,148 square feet Year Built: 1970 More Details

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	Large Contemporary: Foyer w/built in planter & slate floor. Hardwood floors in most rooms. Huge windows in everyroom to bring nature inside. Large EIK with plenty of cabinets, counters & access to deck & garage. Family Room w/Stone & granite Fireplace + access to the deck. 4 bedrooms w/cathedral ceilings, 3 w/ceilings fans, 2 with access to the 2nd floor deck. The Master has a sitting area, large walk in closet, HUGE Bath w/jacuzzzi, multi head shower, double sinks, 3 closets. Beautiful wooded acre, you'll love the privacy. More Description

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Updated kitchen with Granite Counters, Oak Cabinets, stainless sink and faucet, newer appliances

Guest Bath with Ceramic Tiled Walls, Granite Counter and Marble Floor

Master Bath with Large Chery Vanity, Granite Counter, Marble Floor and Ceramic Tile Walls

Large Master with Walk In Closet                                    Guest Bedroom also with Walk In Closet

Bright Living Room                                                                   Dining Area

Plus, a patio, additional storage, pool, tennis courts and hot tub.......

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Ed Hughes, RE/MAX Executive Realty, Natick, MA 01760   www.efhughes.com  617-875-4132

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  Easton, MA   02375-1202

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Ed Hughes

REMAX Executive Realty

617-875-4132

edwardhughes@comcast.net

Choosing the right Realtor to List your home is an important decision. This is one of the major transactions in your life....and it isn't only financial....it can be very emotional. The South Natick Homes team understands this. Not only will we prepare a comprehensive Market Analysis to properly price your home and develop a Marketing Plan that meets your requirements, we will be there with you through the entire process. Our job is to make this as easy and stress free for you as possible.

Jon Treon, CRS, GRI has been assisting buyers and sellers in South Natick since 1993. Ed Hughes, MBA, brings a marketing background and tremendous real estate expertise to provide you with superior service at all times.

Every real estate transaction is unique and that's how we treat you. Give us a call, you won't be sorry.

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4. First-Time Home Buyers Tax Credit

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By Andrea Coombes

RISMEDIA, January 20, 2009-(MCT)-President-elect Barack Obama's top economic adviser said Sunday that the incoming administration's proposed $825 billion stimulus package will pass within a month and will have some immediate, appreciable effects.

"I expect the (stimulus) program will pass within a month," Lawrence Summers, incoming director of the National Economic Council, said on CBS' "Face the Nation."

"Some of the adjustments will take place almost immediately. People will see income in their paychecks, state and local governments will get support to prevent layoffs ... and there are a ton of shovel-ready projects that are out there that aren't going to have to be cancelled when this program passes," Summers said.

But even with quick passage, the economy won't recover overnight, he said.

"These problems weren't made in a week or a month or a year and they're not going to be fixed in a week or a month or a year. There's almost no question the economy is going to decline for some time to come," Summers said.

"The next months are almost certainly going to be difficult. But you know psychology is a lot of this. People sense a new leader with a clear plan, a commitment ... that's going to add to confidence," he said.

Also Sunday, Obama's senior adviser David Axelrod responded to some Republican lawmakers' criticism that the stimulus plan carries too steep a price tag for the creation of 3 million to 4 million jobs.

"We're not just spending money to create jobs. We're investing money to strengthen this economy," Axelrod said on ABC's "This Week."

He said that in addition to new jobs, the package offers investments in alternative energy and computerizing the nation's health records, among other plans.

"These things will pay long-term dividends to this country," he said.

Summers said the new administration will keep a close eye on banks' use of the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program bailout funds, focusing not "on the needs of banks, but on the need of the economy for credit."

He said the new administration will create a website to detail where the money has gone, along with details of the banks' repayment obligations and the expected repayment schedule.

"There's going to be a very different level of rigor in the evaluation of institutions," Summers said. "The institutions that are healthy and don't need (the money) to survive are going to be expected to lend."

Summers said the results from the initial $350 billion in TARP funds have been disappointing but, "if it hadn't been given, we don't know what might have happened. It could have been catastrophic."

Now, however, "we need a more proactive approach," he said.

The new administration will also examine executive compensation "very carefully," Summers said, adding that a blanket approach to limiting executives pay packages won't work for both small community banks and large institutions with potentially "hundreds and hundreds of highly paid executives."

Summers declined to say whether the Bush tax cuts, set to expire after 2010, will be made permanent. On the campaign trail, Obama said the two highest income tax rates might be allowed to revert higher. See story on expected tax-law changes.

"Our overall focus is going to be on increasing spending. On net, there's going to be a substantial tax cut for the American people," Summers said. "No one with income below $250,000 is going to see their taxes going up."

Increasing taxes on high-income Americans "is something that will get worked out in the legislative process," Summers said. "The focus right now should be how we're going to get this economy going."

Separately, Axelrod defended Timothy Geithner, Obama's pick for Treasury Secretary, for his having not initially paid as much as $34,000 in income taxes.

"He paid those taxes when it was pointed out he made a mistake on taxes, a mistake he made while overseas," Axelrod said.

"It's a common mistake people working overseas make," he said, adding that he's confident Geithner will be confirmed in his new post.

Meanwhile, reports over the weekend said that Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh is no longer expected to replace Geithner as president of the New York Fed.

Instead, Warsh will continue to work as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's point person with the Treasury Department, according to separate reports from The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News.

That means William Dudley, executive vice president of the New York Fed's markets group, is the top candidate for the job, the reports said.

Summers said the car industry needs to go through a major overhaul before any additional government money is spent.

"Any further support has to be conditioned on a real restructuring that leaves these companies in a sustainable state," he said.

"That's going to require sacrifices from all the stakeholders. We're not going to put government money in so bond-holders can take the money out. It's going to be a significant, tough restructuring. But the automobile industry is really central to the national economy-it does need real restructuring," Summers said.

© 2009, MarketWatch.com Inc.
Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.

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Quick Links Virtual Tour Request More Info Mortgage Calculator Show Map Email Listing Schedule A Showing	"All you have to do is move in" More Photos »   RE/MAX Executive Realty Ed Hughes       Ed Hughes Email Ed   Phone: 617-875-4132 Fax: 866-391-2954   Details Address: 20 Walden Drive, Suite 13 Type: Residential Style: Single Story Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 "Totally Updated" Garage: n/a "2 parking spaces" Size: 936 sq. ft. "Largest in the community" Lot Type: Rectangular Year Built: 1989 Taxes: $2,572.57 (2008) Condo Fees: $301.00   Description Sought after Deerfield Forest 2 Bedroom 2 Full Bath unit. Updated Kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless sink, oak cabinets and ceramic floor. Both bathrooms have been updated. 1st bathroom has ceramic floor & walls as well as new oak vanity with granite counter. The Master Bathroom has large cherry vanity with granite countertops, ceramic walls and marble floor. Both bathrooms have new sinks and faucets. Walk to the West Natick Train Station. All there is left to do is for you to move in.   Features Interior Features ▪ Air Filter ▪ Carpeted Floors ▪ Laundry Room Heating ▪ Central Electric     Exterior Finish ▪ Siding     Sewer/Water Systems ▪ Public     Roof ▪ Asphalt Shingles     Lot Features ▪ Patio ▪ Swimming Pool ▪ Tennis Court Appliances ▪ Dishwasher ▪ Garbage Disposal ▪ Gas Range Extra Features ▪ Cable Available ▪ High Speed Internet Available ▪ Intercom ▪ Public Transportation ▪ Storage   Cooling ▪ Central Air