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massachusetts: Is There a Limit to Home Prices? - 07/21/09 08:28 AM
Do you have plans to buy a home soon? If so, has it occurred to you that some of the homes you inspect may be overpriced? They may be priced too high for the market. How would you recognize that kind of situation? Should you assume that all houses are overpriced and make low offers on all of them until one is accepted? Relax. There's a way to assure yourself of becoming a satisfied homeowner without taking the risk of paying too much. Consider for a moment how prices are set on the homes you will be seeing.Some prices are arrived
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massachusetts: Introducing REMV...Not Heard of It Yet?...You will! - 01/20/09 01:27 PM
REMV, or Real Estate Music Video, is the newest and hottest way of video marketing homes. Like the music videos you see on TV and Youtube, this application can range from hard-hitting impact marketing, to soft (think James Taylor) and smooth video marketing.To give you an idea of what an REMV can look like, here's a sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spj8xa9lIGA&fmt=18If you think this marketing application is cool, you should see what you can do with a single property REMV. A key component to creating this kind of video is looking at your photography in a different way. It's no longer just about posting
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massachusetts: You HAD To See It Coming! So Where's It going? News Headlines Say It All. - 10/09/08 08:52 AM
The following are The Boston Globe Newspaper's real estate headlines for the past six months...all of them (good or bad). You determine for yourself what kind of a market we continue to experience. THE BOSTON GLOBE October, '08: Pending home sales rise in August - More buyers are drawn to market by low-priced foreclosure properties"Some pending home sales may not close because banks are reluctant to lend as property values keep sinking and foreclosures mount." September, '08: Mass. Home prices, sales fall further"Economics professor Karl Case said he has scrapped his latest forecast for a housing recovery in early 2009 because of the
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massachusetts: 2007 - Full Year Market Update, Month-to-Month - 01/11/08 10:07 AM
In January, 2007, I wrote a blog entitled "Knowing Exactly When the Market will Change" that received many comments, replies and supportive feedback. In that blog, I stated that I felt that as soon as we have 3 consecutive months when more inventory is going off (under contract) than is coming on (new listings) we can expect to once again experience an appreciating market.Hot off the "Actual Statistics" press, it is now time for my January update (December, 2007 statistics) of how the real estate market is faring in my area of the country - the Massachusetts North Shore, north of
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massachusetts: The Massachusetts North Shore (Profile) - 05/03/07 07:08 AM
The North Shore is a unique area, one that we who live here treasure and those who visit thrill to discover. Linda and I have made the region our home and never tire of new discoveries - by boat or by car, on bike or on foot. Historically, culturally, and recreationally, the North Shore is like no place else! The North Shore can be reached by traveling north of Boston up the Atlantic coastline. Located between the City of Boston and the New Hampshire border are quaint seacoast villages, summer resorts, industrial centers and residential suburbs which comprise this very special region. Steeped in history
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massachusetts: 2R Cambridge Avenue, Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 - 04/12/07 07:11 AM
PRICE: $5,995,900.00 Rooms: 15 Bedrooms: 7 Baths: 6 Full, 1 half Garage: Yes Firepalces: 8 Age: 1914 Living Area: 8,900+/- s.f. Land Area: 1.27 Acres "Quatro Venti" is an oceanfront, Tuscan-style villa on 1.27 acres located on the tip of the Annisquam peninsula that enjoys unprecedented 270 degree views of the river, beaches, Ipswich Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. This magnificent landmark property has not been offered for sale in over 100 years and is perhaps the best waterfront location in Eastern Massachusetts. Built in 1914, the stucco residence has a red clay tile roof, 12-foor French doors that open onto a loggia on the water's edge as well as 15+
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massachusetts: 18 Green's Point Road, Ipswich, Massachusetts - 03/04/07 12:38 PM
SALE PENDING PRICE: $1,495,000 Rooms: 10 Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 3 Full Garage: 3-car Firepalces: 6 Age: 1999 Living Area: 5,500+/- s.f. Land Area: 5.32 Acres Custom designed shingle-style contemporary home in private 5+ acre setting with incredible marsh views. This home has it all! Features include granite and cherry kitchen with top appliances, stunning crown and dentil molding, accent lighting, multi-level decks, stacked picture glass windows in Great Room extending upwards 28 feet, gleaming hardwood floors, 6 fireplaces, built-in sound system, magnificent double staircase, fire-placed Master bedroom, catwalk overlooking Great Room, octagon rooms, vaulted ceilings and so very much more. One-of-a-kind. Come home to Ipswich! Call Jay Burnham direct at:
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massachusetts: Knowing Exactly When the Market Will Change - 02/21/07 10:41 AM
How would you like to know when the real estate market has hit the bottom and prices can be expected to appreciate again? Wouldn't that knowledge be worth a great deal? Well, believe it or not, I can tell you when that will happen. And if you want, I will share my knowledge with you. You see, it's actually not all that difficult to forecast. The reason for our current depreciating real estate market is simply that more homes are coming ON the market than are going OFF the market. About 19 months ago in the area I sell real estate (the
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massachusetts: A Commodity in Danger of Becoming a Liability - 02/11/07 12:52 PM
Have you noticed that many For Sale signs (especially on the Massachusetts North Shore) appear to have put down roots on the front lawns of the homes for sale? And how about the number of signs dotting our neighborhoods? It's staggering! In some instances, it appears that the only people that are not clear on the direction the real estate market has been going for the past 18 months are the ones with the "rooted" For Sale signs. You see, homes are still selling at a decent pace on the North Shore. But frequently it is the new listings that are accounting
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