narragansett short sales: Narragansett RI Real Estate Market Report - April 2012
- 05/18/12 10:26 PM
Narragansett RI Real Estate Market Report- April 2012. Narragansett real estate is maintaining sales volume as an increased interest in waterfront homes is shown by sold and pending sales which continue to happen in Narragansett real estate. 23 Narragansett homes have been sold in April 2012, as follows: 2 waterfront homes over $1 million 8 homes sold over $400,000 7 homes sold for between $300,000-$400,0006 homes sold for under $300,000 Narragansett Home Sale Information Facts: Average Home Sale Price in April 2012 was $508,626, homes sold on average for 89% of list price and were on the real estate market for 139 days on (9 comments)
narragansett short sales: Narragansett RI 02882 Real Estate Market Report -January 2012
- 02/10/12 10:50 PM
Narragansett RI 02882 Real Estate Market Report –January 2012. Remember the Warm Days of Summer on Narragansett Beach The local real estate market shows signs of rising slowly as an increased interest in homes is demonstrated by showings and sales which continue to happen in the Narragansett real estate locale. 13 Narragansett homes were sold in January 2012, as follows: 1 waterfront home sold for over $1 million 7 homes sold over $400,000 3 homes sold for between $300,000-$400,0002 homes sold for under $300,000 Narragansett RI Home Sales by Price Ranges- January 2012
Average Home Sale Price in January 2012 was $496,403, homes sold on (13 comments)
narragansett short sales: Narragansett RI 02882 Short Sales - Narragansett Homes for Sale
- 04/16/11 12:21 AM
Narragansett RI 02882 Short Sales - Narragansett Homes for Sale. It is the day of spring equinox and along with the blooms of spring come the increase of homes on the market as well as short sales. With approximately 7,000 households in Narragansett, short sales remain in the minority in Narragansett homes on the market as compared to other RI cities like Warwick or Providence, RI.A Narragansett ‘short sale’ or being ‘under water’ on your home in real estate refers to the ‘shortage’ of monies the lender, mortgage holder, will be shorted when the home is sold because the market value (12 comments)