prudential verani realty: Southern NH Real Estate Market - 06/05/08 09:24 AM
The Southern NH real estate market has kicked up a few notches. Are you taking advantage of it?
Buyers are buying real estate...no matter what you've heard on the news!
Remember the old saying Location-location-location? Make no mistake about it...your Location begins on the internet and not curb side.
If you have a home currently listed for sale, have you googled your address lately? What comes up...your listing agent's presentation of your home? Another agent's web site? How does your home "show" on the internet? Open and inviting? Nice pictures? Virtual tours? Video tours? Dedicated weblog by address? Creative ad copy? … (15 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Sandown New Hampshire Hosts an Electronics Recycle Day - 06/16/07 05:26 PM
Got a dead computer?? Or maybe you have a few of them kicking around your attic?
They are not an easy item to get rid of just like all those old broken down T'V' s we've been collecting for years.
What do you do with them?
Can't set them out on the curb for the sanitation collectors to pick up and most of the time the local dumps won't accept them.
I think I have 2 old computers in my attic and more than a few monitors hanging around.
The town of Sandown New Hampshire is hosting a desperately needed Electronic … (9 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Skiing at Gunstock in Gilford New Hampshire - 03/02/07 04:23 PM
Skiing at Gunstock in New Hampshire.
Skiing is one of New Hampshire special delights and our state is fortunate enough to offer a wide variety of skiing for every level and every budget. Gunstock is located in a town called Gilford near the popular town of Laconia. It's location is ideal and very easy to get to. The Gunstock website has a pretty neat interactive trail map...they didn't have this kind of stuff when I was skiing!Recently my son Michael took his 11 year old son skiing for his first time. I was pretty nervous about it but realized how ridiculous that … (7 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Reality of New Hampshire's Housing Market - 03/01/07 02:19 PM
He Who Snoozes Loses…
The Reality of New Hampshire’s Housing Market
(Chart and statistics courtesy of the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS)
Year end market reports show that the total average units sold are down 18% compared to 2005 and the average price down 1 percent from 2005.
Looking at the average prices being down only 1% does not seem that bad but take a good look at the total sales…down a whopping 18%!
No matter how you look at it 2006 presented us with a dramatic downward shift after many years of … (4 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Merrimack County New Hampshire Year End Market Report - 01/28/07 07:02 PM
Merrimack County New Hampshire Year End Market ReportTowns in Merrimack County include Allenstown, Andover, Boscawen, Bow, Bradford, Canterbury, Chishester, Concord, Contoocook, Danbury, Dunbarton, Epson, Franklin, Henniker, Hill, Hooksett, Hopkinton, Loudon, New London, Newbury, Northfield, Pembroke, Pittsfield, Salisbury, Sutton, Warner, Webster and Wilmont New Hampshire.2006 units sold ( excluding condos)1,439 down 18% from 20052006 Average Sale price(excluding condos) $284,000 down 1% from 2005The New Hampshire Association Of REALTORS (NHAR) published it's year end market trends report which has some pretty fascinating information. You can read the State wide report in it's entirety on my blog New Hampshire State Stats. I think this … (0 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Rockingham County Year End Market Report - 01/28/07 05:39 PM
Rockingham County Year End Market Report Rockingham County Consists of 38 towns from Atkinson to Portsmouth NH, a map of the county can be found here. The New Hampshire Association Of REALTORS (NHAR) published it's year end market trends report which has some pretty fascinating information. You can read the State wide report in it's entirety on my blog New Hampshire State Stats. This is information is particularly of interest for those that might be thinking of buying or selling a home in 2007. Rockingham County suffered the biggest decline in home sales in the entire state of New Hampshire. Rockingham … (0 comments)
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prudential verani realty: New Hampshire Year End Market Report - 01/28/07 03:34 PM
The New Hampshire Association of REALTORS just released our market summary. This document is pretty fascinating especially if you're a home seller in New Hampshire. Peter Francese does a great job analyzing all the data provided by NNEREN which is our MLS system.Interesting stats for Rockingham County being down 24% in total units (excluding condos) sold compared to 2005 yet the average sales price for Rockingham County was only down 1% compared to 2005. Rockingham County had the biggest hit in declining sales followed by Hillsborough County which had a 22% difference from 2005 figures. The December 2006 home sales figures … (0 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Perception=Reality - 12/21/06 04:32 PM
Is Perception.... Reality in New Hampshire's Housing Market?
A special addition of the New Hampshire Association (NHAR) of REALTORS® Market trends written by Peter Francese was just released. It is pretty interesting and I've reprinted it below in it's entirety with the blessings of NHAR. The comparison used is buying a flat panel HDTV and buying a house..While still expensive people still buy the TV..don't they? Even though those High-def TVs have come down in price since last year...they are still pricey and everyone knows that prices could likely be lower still next year...yet people buy. Peter goes on to say … (2 comments)
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prudential verani realty: New Hampshire's White Powder - 12/19/06 09:08 PM
The weather outside is delightful...winter's coming...just in time for the Holidays and New Hampshire's Ski season.New Hampshire offers a wide variety of outdoor activities and pursuits..from coastal beaches to the White Mountains...there is a little bit of everything and something for everyone!Traveling to New England don't forget to pack your skis...don't have any skis? not to worry there are plenty of rental shops and ski shops that will gladly fit you with the perfect pair. Explore Ski NH... it is a jam packed website full of ski and snow boarding information.While my children were growing we spent many weekends skiing in … (14 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Rolling the Dice...with Title Insurance - 11/30/06 05:21 PM
Are you rolling the dice...taking a chance with Title Insurance?
Twenty Two years in the business and I still have a hard time making buyers understand the importance of Title Insurance…most think it’s a big waste of money. I know that someone makes money from selling title insurance…but so what. How does that compare to having piece of mind??? I’ve heard horror stories from far away…but local New Hampshire stuff? Not very often.
So if you’re wondering “Do I really need Title Insurance?” or wondering how to make your buyer understand the importance of Title Insurance…take some time and read the following … (11 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Hampstead New Hampshire Happenings - 11/30/06 03:11 PM
Hampstead Happenings
2006 Christmas Parade
This years Annual Santa Parade will be held on December 10th. The theme will be "Christmas in the Country" and as usual the parade starts at 2pm on Main Street at Holiday Lane. The Parade will proceed down Main Street to Emerson Avenue. The line up begins at 1:00pm at the Holiday Lane location.
Anyone wanting to enter a float or marching group can visit the Hampstead Fire department's web site for details and an application.
The Fire Department also has some gorgeous Christmas trees for sale...visit the department to get yours before they're all gone.
Don't forget... Every year … (0 comments)
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prudential verani realty: Information Overload??? - 11/06/06 07:55 AM
Some …somewhat good news on the housing front this morning. Which is badly needed in the McGillicuddy household after that sloppy loss by the New England Patriots last night! My poor husband Jay is still freaked out about it!
Not only is NAR on the bandwagon....but better news is hitting the press as well.
I got this article in my e-mail this morning and it put a smile on my face! It seems fairly positive and written by Broderick Perkins a writer for Realty Times. Great reading with your morning coffee.
http://realtytimes.com/rtcpages/20061106_sufferingglut.htm
Now if only the sun would come out…
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