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Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr. , Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 

This post also applies for sellers in the Connecticut as well as other parts of the country. It is well worth the read if you are deciding to sell your house at the end of the year.

Via Chris Brown (Keller Williams Realty):

Christmas House GiftThis time of year I always start to get the same question. Should I sell my house now or just wait until the spring when everyone else sells their houses? This seems like an obvious answer until you see a few key points. 

1. It is too cold, no one wants to look at houses in the snow? In Knoxville, Tennessee, where I am from, we really do not get a lot of snow. As a matter of fact, we are lucky if we see any snow at all. Therefore this common hesitation doesn't apply to this area. 

2. No one is looking for houses in the winter time. This is plainly not true. There may be less people looking to buy. However, the ones who are looking are more serious. There may be less property visits during the cold months but the ones who are willing to drag their realtor out in the winter must be pretty serious. Wouldn't you rather have less traffic if they are more serious buyers? 

Another point is that with less inventory during this time of year means less competition. During the spring there are going to be a lot more homes to compete against. I would rather be a big fish in a smaller pond, than a small fish in a big pond full of other fish. 

3. I can't decorate my house for Christmas. I disagree. I say, don't just put out your Christmas decorations, go all out. Make your home the best decorated house on the block. A house can look truly beautiful, warm, and inviting during the holidays. One very strong buyer desire is to be in the new home by Christmas. Last year I had four sales in December specifically for this reason. One of them actually closed on Christmas Eve to make good on my promise to get them in by Christmas.

Another idea would be to put some lights around the realtor's "for sale" sign too. Please make sure that your realtor replaces the holiday pictures in their marketing after the holidays. It looks nice while it is in season, but after that it just looks dated. More on that on point #5.

4. I like to invite friends over for holiday parties. I can't do that if my house is for sale. Are you kidding? This is the perfect opportunity to show off your home to a large group of people. Don't just invite a few people over, host the Christmas party. Your friends might not be in the market to buy a home, but you don't know who they know who might be in the market. It is estimated that most people know at least 150 people very well at any given time. 

5. If we don't sell the house over the winter, it will appear stale in the spring. This might be true but there are tricks you can do to lessen the impact. The most effective change you can make is to adjust the price. If the house was listed all winter and it didn't sell, the chances are the price is too high. Have a price adjustment, even if it is just a small one. Also, update the pictures. Most likely the original pictures were taken with leafless trees and plants without flowers. Your house will look drastically different with some fresh blossoms and updated landscaping. Be sure to take the picture of the house from a different angle as well. Someone who saw your house a thousand times on the internet will be forced to pause and look at the house again in a fresh light. 

6. That tax credit expired, it won't help me sell my house. Actually, congress decided to extend the tax credit through April. Not only did they extend it, but they opened it up to more people. If you wait until the spring you will miss this large group of buyers.  

7. I'm still not convinced. I really need to sell but think we should wait until the spring. My final point is best illustrated with a story. In my past life I worked at a computer retail store. One day our general manager made a surprise visit to our store. He looked around our sales floor and then looked in our stock room. He proceeded to bring out boxes and boxes of inventory that we had in our stockroom that was not on the sales floor. "You can't sell, what your customers can't see!" If someone is not actively trying to sell your home, no one will know it is for sale, and no one will buy it. 

These are just a few points to ponder as we head unto the winter months.

 

 

Chris Brown, Keller Williams Realty, Knoxville, TN - 865-694-5904
http://www.ChrisBrownRealty.com

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Sellers, if you really want to sell your home, you should read the responses to the myriad objections to properly pricing your home found here.

 

Via Liz Moras ~Chilliwack Realtor, Chilliwack,Hope,Langley,Abbotsford (Harrison Hot Springs, Cultus Lake):

You Think Your House is Worth WHAT? Pricing Your Home to Sell

O.k., so you've looked on the Internet, you've checked the Real Estate Weekly - and you've talked to your Neighbors.  You're pretty sure you know what you WANT your home to be worth.  Next step?  You call the Realtors in.

Everyone says you should interview 3 Realtors - so that's what you do!  And sceptically you await their Verdicts!  Does the highest Bid (because that's what it often is)  win your Vote?  Well it shouldn't and let me tell you why.

 

 

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                                                  BUT Your neighbor's house just sold for XXXXX!

 

First of all, Realtors have access to the same information Online.  By doing a CMA (Comparative Market Analysis) they should be able to come very close to the Range of Your Home's Value.  They will see which homes are currently Listed, those that will be in direct competition with Your Home; they will see which comparable homes have Sold recently; and they will ALSO see which homes have 'Expired'....(Listed But Not Sold). That's the Starting Point!

If you use a Local Realtor - which is what I Recommend- they'll also be able to take into consideration different factors about your neighborhood - like development, schools, safety, proximity to transport etc.     

                                                            BUT Your House has been upgraded!

                                                                 

Now where no 2 homes are exactly alike - chances are we've seen most of the homes for sale in your area and have an inside view that you may not have seen.  Even online photos won't give you a complete view of how these homes compare. 

In many ways - it's the Buyer that ultimately determines the value of your home. A house is worth what somebody will pay for it.  It's important to try and anticipate what MOST buyers will pay for it. If the price is too high - you may just end up remaining THAT Buyer!  If your home should by some chance sell for more then the estimated value, remember the home still needs to be Appraised for the Buyer's Bank, and if it's overpriced it just may not!

                                      BUT That's What INEEEEEEEED to Get for My Home!

There is the odd time that a home is unusual and there are not direct comparables, sometimes this requires a trial and error strategy where we have to gage potential buyer responses in order to fine tune the price. 

Another factor is the current 'Real Estate market'.  Is it a  Buyer's market or a Seller's market - or is it balanced? What kind of standing inventory is in the market in your price range. These will all factor in to your pricing.

The value of a home can also be estimated in part by using the price per square foot calculation.  But you do have to use a sliding scale of adjustment.  The 'core' of the home is worth more then the peripheral square footage. ie. the price per sq. foot for a 1000 sq. foot rancher will be higher then that of a 3000 sq. ft. basement home. 

Should you start higher - after all - you can always come down??? No! If you do that you should be charging your competitor a fee for helping them sell THEIR home!

Remember the most critical time for selling your home is in the first 30 days.  Longer then that you can bet your bottom dollar, (and unfortunately that's probably what it will end up being) that the Buyer will be paying attention to your 'days on market' when making both their buying decision and price point! 

How do you know if your house is priced right?  Feedback! Your Realtor will be calling to get feedback on showings from both the Buyer and their Realtor.  If you've had over 6 showings and have been on the market for 3 or so weeks  that should give you some idea of what the market thinks.  Unusual or high end homes could be the exception here though. 

Sometimes the most important factor is YOUR motivation. How motivated are you to sell?   I know a lot of Seller's like to tell us that 'they don't HAVE to sell'.......and in most cases that's true - you don't!  But if you do want to sell your home call a Realtor that knows your market and will be honest with you - because that's what a professional does - they Help you Price Your Home to Sell!  

 

                         

  

                                             

 

If you or someone you know is thinking of Buying or Selling property in Cultus Lake, Chilliwack, Hope, Abbotsford, Langley or anywhere in the Fraser Valley Area of B.C. - or if you would like more information please give Liz  Moras of Landmark Realty Chilliwack a call at- 604-799-0459 or e-mail at lizmoras@gmail.com.     

Copyright © 2009 By Liz Moras, All Rights Reserved. All photos by Liz Moras ( except the one's I'm in!). All information provided by this author is only an opinion, it is not guaranteed, may be based on information collected from several sources, and may be time sensitive.  It is not necessarily representative of the opinions of Landmark Realty Chwk. Ltd..   

                               

 

 

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Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr. , Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 
William James Walton, Sr. | CENTURY21 Access America | william.walton1@century21.com | 203-633-6189
151 Northwood Drive, Middlebury, CT
Fantastic contemporary ranch with plenty of rooms and designed for
your enjoyment
4BR/3BA Single Family House
offered at $565,000
Year Built 1960
Sq Footage 3,500
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 3 full, 0 partial
Floors 2
Parking 2 Car garage
Lot Size .82 acres
HOA/Maint $0 per month

DESCRIPTION

Fantastic 11 room contemporary ranch has all the amenities one could want central air, large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, large state of the art eat in kitchen with breakfast nook, hardwood floors, four large bedrooms, three full bathrooms, an indoor swimming pool in the lower level that leads out to a slate patio.

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PROPERTY FEATURES

- Central A/C - Fireplace - High/Vaulted ceiling
- Hardwood floor - Tile floor - Family room
- Living room - Bonus/Rec room - Office/Den
- Dining room - Breakfast nook - Dishwasher
- Refrigerator - Stove/Oven - Basement
- Laundry area - inside - Balcony, Deck, or Patio - Yard
- Swimming pool - Sauna

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS


Main view

Living Room

Family Room/Den

Kitchen

Indoor pool

Patio
Contact info:
William James Walton, Sr.
CENTURY21 Access America
203-633-6189
For sale by agent/broker

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Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 

This article very neatly summarizes the major misconceptions that many buyers have when it comes to the availability of foreclosed homes at what many buyers would consider "a steal". The truth of the matter is here for all to see.

Via Israel Barden (Coldwell Banker Mountain Gallery):

Bloody Mary

It seems like everybody has a story about a cousin or brother in law or long lost Uncle who offered half of the asking price on a foreclosure and got it. It has almost reached urban legend status in this market. I have bad news for people that believe this story. There are no giant alligators in the sewer. If you say Bloody Mary three times in front of a mirror, she will not appear. Even more terrifying, there are no bank owned properties in Big Bear that you can buy for half of the list price.

As a matter of fact, writing lowball offers is a sure way of losing out on a property you might really like. When an asset manager sees an offer that is over 10-15% low, they automatically put that offer into the crank file. Usually, they don't even bother countering an offer that low. When they do counter, it is usually for $100.00 off of the listing price. The only thing that happens when you write a really low offer is you lose all your credibility. Instead of coming off as a serious, viable buyer who is looking for a good deal, you come off as a shyster trying pick the bones of an unfortunate soul.

When a bank prices an REO property, they don't just pick a random number. They don't price it off of what the remaining loan is. They actually have Realtors give them price opinions on current market value. Then, they price the home at a fair market price. Usually, this a very good deal. Just because there is only $50,000 owed on $200,000 property, does not mean the bank will take $100,000 for it. They will sell you the property for a good, fair price. If you come in at $125,000, they will not even acknowledge you. If you come in at $150,000, they will counter at $199,000. If you come in at $175,000, they will probably give you a real counter to work with.

I am not saying that it is impossible to get a great deal. It is highly possible. You just have to reevaluate what a great deal is. If a home last sold for $350,000, and you buy it for $250,000, you are getting a great deal. You just need to be realistic. Plus, while you are dickering around with lowball offers, the odds are very good that someone who understands what is going on will come in with a respectable offer, and you will lose out. If you think it is a good deal, it is certain that somebody else will too. I feel the best strategy is too give the bank the opportunity to say " Yes."

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Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 
William James Walton, Sr. | CENTURY21 Access America | william.walton1@century21.com | 203-633-6189
232 Boyden Street, Waterbury, CT
Mint condition 4br cape with extra lot included
4BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $149,900
Year Built 1957
Sq Footage 1,415
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial
Floors Unspecified
Parking 2 Uncovered spaces
Lot Size 21,780 sqft
HOA/Maint $0 per month

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ADDITIONAL PHOTOS


Main view

Living Room

Dining Room

Kitchen

Enclosed Porch

Family Room/Den
Contact info:
William James Walton, Sr.
CENTURY21 Access America
203-633-6189
For sale by agent/broker

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NAUGATUCK, CT REAL ESTATE – MARKET UPDATE NOVEMBER 2009

 

These are the latest statistics for the Naugatuck, CT real estate market for the month of October:

Active Listings

183

New Listings

0

Average List Price

$234,403

Median List Price

$219,900

Average Sq. Ft.

1748

Median Sq. Ft.

1600

 

There are 183 homes for sale in Naugatuck ; 29 of those homes were just listed within the last month. Here's a breakdown for the prices of the homes for sale in Naugatuck :

Price Range

List Price

Houses

%

< 100,000

11

6

100,001-150,000

10

5.5

150, 001-200,000

58

32

200, 001-250,000

41

22

250, 001-300,000

32

17.5

300, 001-350,000

19

10

350, 001-400,000

9

5

>400,001

3

2

 

 

 

 

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Now, for a look at what has sold in the Naugatuck area:

Closed Listings - 19

Average

Median

Days on Market

93

66

List Price

$193,505

$183,900

Sale Price

$187,489

$183,000

Sq. Ft.

1667

1702

LP/Sq. Ft.

$119.05

$118.04

SP/Sq. Ft.

$114.85

$106.37

SP/LP Ratio

96%

97%

 

Naugatuck is still having a strong number of home sales, but is now tied with another Greater Waterbury area suburb for the most homes sales in the month of October, and has maintained the average prices of those homes that did sell.

These were the 19 houses that won the homes sold contest in Naugatuck, CT :

Address

L/Price

S/Price

DOM

97 AUBURN STREET

179,500

183,000

380

18 BEEBE ST

174,900

172,400

14

57 BEEBE ST

169,900

145,000

169

110 BIRCH LN

219,900

219,900

19

104 BOWMAN DR

221,900

215,900

24

40 BRITTANY LN

267,900

253,700

53

53 CAROLYN CIRCLE

199,900

180,000

1

63 CELENTANO DR

179,900

170,000

119

77 CHESTNUT ST

179,500

175,500

8

406 EAST WATERBURY RD

130,900

125,000

78

93 GRAHAM RIDGE RD

364,900

350,000

219

13 LONGWOOD DR

143,900

146,500

29

15 NEAGLE STREET

229,000

229,000

84

15 NIXON AVE

199,900

187,000

73

15 ORCHARD TERRACE

161,900

161,900

83

79 RADNOR AVE

183,900

183,000

174

134 THUNDERBIRD DR

39,900

32,000

50

70 TOWER LN

210,000

210,000

125

25 WALNUT TERRACE

219,000

205,000

30

 

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Prior Naugatuck ,   CT Market Reports :

Naugatuck, CT Real Estate - Market Update October 2009

Naugatuck, CT Real Estate - Market Update Septem ber 2009

Naugatuck, CT Real Estate - Market Update August 2009

Naugatuck CT Real Estate - Market Update July 2009

Naugatuck CT Real Estate - Market Update June 2009

Naugatuck CT Market Update May 2009

Naugatuck CT Market Report April 2009

 

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Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr. , Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 

Plymouth, CT Real Estate – Market Update November 2009

 

These are the latest statistics for the Plymouth, CT real estate market for the month of October:

Active Listings

98

New Listings

0

Average List Price

$261,094

Median List Price

$234,450

Average Sq. Ft.

1753

Median Sq. Ft.

1543

 

 

There are 98 homes for sale in Plymouth, CT . Of those, 14 were just listed within the last month. Here's a breakdown for the prices of the homes for sale in Plymouth, CT :

 

List Price

Houses

%

< 100,000

7

7

100,001-150,000

8

8.1

150,001-200,000

27

27

200,001-250,000

16

16.3

250,001-300,000

16

16.3

300,001-350,000

14

14.2

350,001-400,000

2

2

>400,001

8

8.1

Price Range

 

You can search for homes for sale in Plymouth, CT by visiting William’s Places !

Now, for a look at what homes have sold in the Plymouth, CT area:

Closed Listings   8

Average

Median

Days on Market

112

41

List Price

$225,075

$190,950

Sale Price

$219,075

$189,900

Sq. Ft.

1538

1222

LP/Sq. Ft.

$148.66

$152.96

SP/Sq. Ft.

$144.79

$147.96

SP/LP Ratio

97%

98%

 

The real estate market in Plymouth, CT has dropped its pace in the number of homes sold, but slightly increased its average price for homes sold, compared to last month.  

These were the 8 houses that won the homes sold contest in Plymouth, CT :  

Address

L/Price

S/Price

DOM

244 ALLEN ST

189,900

189,900

23

3 CEDAR STREET

110,000

105,900

22

14 CORAL DRIVE

179,900

170,000

45

16 GARDEN STREET

234,900

234,900

107

123 HARWINTON AVE

192,000

185,000

41

49 PINE VIEW CT

369,000

345,000

609

18 SANDRA AVE

189,900

189,900

12

29 WHITNEY COURT

335,000

332,000

43

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Prior Plymouth, CT Market Reports :


Plymouth, CT Real Estate - Market Update October 2009

Plymouth, CT Real Estate - Market Update August 2009  

Plymouth, CT Real Estate - Market Update July 2009

Plymouth CT Real Estate - Market Update June 2009

Plymouth CT Real Estate - Market Update May 2009

Plymouth CT Real Estate - Market Report April 2009  

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Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr. , Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 

How To Embed A Slideshow In Your Posts

 

Well, since putting pictures into our posts is such a breeze, and how to put videos and mp3 players on our blogs has already been tackled, there must not be much else to do, right?

 

 

Actually, there is.

 

 

A few months ago, I was reading one of Andrea Swiedler’s blog posts and noticed the slideshow she had embedded there. . .so I shot off a quick e-mail to ask her how she managed to do that, and she gave me enough guidance to get it started on my own. So much so, that I have become a fan of embedding slideshows in my blog posts, as opposed to inserting a million and one pictures.

 

 

I was recently asked by Lori Cofer how I managed to embed slideshows on my posts, and I offered to do a tutorial on the subject…so here we go:

 

Choose your photo-sharing site : the major ones that I am familiar with (Picasa, Flickr, and Photobucket) all provide the option to post slideshows through other social media sites, like Facebook, Digg, Friendster, Multipy, etc. However, each site has a slightly different process for embedding slideshows in a blog post or website. Depending on which site you use the most, which will determine exactly how you will embed the slideshow in your post. The remaining steps will outline the process for each (Picasa, Flickr, and Photobucket), after you have uploaded your pictures for each site.                                                                                                                                                                                       

 

Picasa: my favorite, because of the many ways in which I can manipulate and construct my slideshows . If you have Picasa installed on your computer, open it up, and choose the folder which you wish to embed as a slide show.

 

 

First, you sync the pictures in the folder to the web, how to immages

then click view online unlisted.

Then, change the unlisted photos online to public. After this, you then click Link to this album;

examples

Then click the embed slideshow link.

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When the embed slideshow window opens, choose your options for size, autoplay, etc. and finally, copy and paste the code in the yellow box into your blog post.examples

 

 

Here's an example of a Picasa Slideshow:

 

 

 

Flickr: choose the group of photos you wish to embed,

examples

 

click on slideshow, then copy and paste the html code for that sideshow into your post: 

examples

 

Here's an example of a Flickr Slideshow:

 

 

 

Photobucket: first name your album, and then upload your pictures to the album.

examples

Then click on the slideshow icon on the far right at the top of the page.

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Once you have done that, simply copy and paste the code given at the bottom right of the screen.

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Here's an example of a Photobucket Slideshow:

 

 

 

 

 

There you go! Now adding slideshows to your blog posts will be a piece of cake.

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PROSPECT, CT REAL ESTATE – MARKET UPDATE NOVEMBER 2009

 

These are the latest statistics for the Prospect, CT real estate market for the month ending on October 31, 2009:

Active Listings

50

New Listings

0

Average List Price

$338,560

Median List Price

$359,900

Average Sq. Ft.

2221

Median Sq. Ft.

2215

 

There are 50 homes for sale in Prospect , 18 of which were listed within the last month. Here's a breakdown of the prices of the homes for sale in Prospect : Price Range

 

List Price

Houses

%

< 200,000

6

12

200,001-250,000

7

14

250,001-300,000

7

14

300,001-350,000

4

8

350,001-400,000

9

18

400,001-450,000

9

18

450,001-500,000

3

6

>500,001

5

10

You can search for homes for sale in Prospect, CT by visiting William’s Places !

Now, for a look at what has sold in the Prospect area:

Closed Listings - 8

Average

Median

Days on Market

111

101

List Price

$273,775

$270,400

Sale Price

$266,100

$265,250

Sq. Ft.

1641

1186

LP/Sq. Ft.

$169.31

$179.22

SP/Sq. Ft.

$165.13

$176.30

SP/LP Ratio

98%

98%

 

The average sales price for homes in Prospect rose back to its customary numbers in October, with all but two of the homes in Prospect, CT being over 250k.

 

These were the 8 houses that won the homes sold contest in Prospect, CT :

Address

L/Price

S/Price

DOM

26 CAMBRIDGE DR

499,900

490,000

176

72 COACHLIGHT CIR

399,900

370,000

224

13 LEE RD

275,900

275,900

28

198 MATTHEW ST

259,900

255,500

58

3 ROLLING RIDGE CT

279,900

275,000

93

77 SALEM RD

189,900

187,500

107

170 SUMMIT RD

19,900

19,900

182

11 WOODCREST DR

264,900

255,000

22

 

 

 

 

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Prior Prospect, CT Market Reports :

Prospect, CT Real Estate - Market Update October 2009

Prospect, CT Real Estate - Market Update September 2009

Prospect, CT Real Estate - Market Update August 2009

Prospect, CT Real Estate - Market Update July 2009

Prospect CT Market Update June 2009

Prospect CT Market Update May 2009

Prospect CT Market Report April 2009

 

 

 

 

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Buyers, need to find financing and advice on the home-buying process?

Sellers, looking for tips on how to make sure your home sells?

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Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr. , Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)

 
 
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William James Walton, Sr. Greater Waterbury Real Estate

Waterbury, CT

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