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39 Dogwood Lane in Newmarket, New Hampshire is a raised ranch style end unit in the popular Sewell Farmcondominiums off Hershey Lane. Priced at PVRM #35 "the seller will entertain all offers from $299,900 to $338,876." living  c judy tuscano                                                             

This home is in wonderful condition offering gleaming hardwood flooring in the living areas, 2 1/2 tile baths, master suite with jet tub, a fully applianced kitchen, a 2 car attached garage with direct entry and two fireplaces. kitchen  c judy tuscano

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This style unit is scarce in an area filled with townhouses making it a precious gem among many stones.

 39 dogwood lane  c judy tuscanoIf you are looking for the opportunity to own a home that is out of the ordinary, this could be the place for you.

Contact us to schedule your appointment today.

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 THIS HOME HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN FROM THE MARKET. IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO PURCHASE A HOME IN THE NEWMARKET, NH AREA, PLEASE GIVE E A CALL.

Judy Tuscano, REALTOR

Team Tuscano

Prudential Verani Realty

603-498-2263 cell phone

603-693-0919 office direct

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17 Comments on 39 Dogwood Lane, Newmarket, New Hampshire 03857

That looks like a real nice place Judy. Love the hard wood  floors.

04/18/2008 12:31 PM by Jay McGillicuddy~Real Estate Broker (Prudential Verani Realty)


Great listing Judy.  That seems like a very large range for pricing, 60k difference!

04/18/2008 01:09 PM by Bill Somerset, Realtor, Your Dover NH Real estate agent (Century21 Central Falls Realty)


Judy,

I've been wanting to ask this for awhile...How does the will consider offers between work? Why would anyone offer more than the lower number?

Just thought I would ask?

04/18/2008 02:59 PM by Todd Clark (Realtor), GRI (Washington Co, Beaverton Oregon) (Kastings & Associates, Beaverton Oregon Real Estate)


Judy, It looks like a lovely home.  I'm not familiar with that form of pricing.  It does seem like a wide range.

04/18/2008 04:44 PM by Marchel Peterson Spring TX Real Estate E-Pro ABR (Results Realty)


Bill, Todd, Marcel - PVRM pricing is a copywrited system developed in the late 1970's to help sellers get their homes viewed by a wider range of buyers.

In Europe it is common for sellers to list their homes for sale at the bottom they will consider and they negotiate up instead of down so this is where the concept was originally taken from. The American public is looking to negotiate down so ranges were developed.

The higher the value of the property the wider the range.

In a market that is declining this concept helps buyers to see property that may have been slightly over their range but may not be out of reach if the property meets their needs. 

It encourages offers and isn't that where our abilities as negotiators comes into play?

We have many testimonies of homes languishing on the market for months then being changed to a PVRM - getting many showings and multiple offers. Were the offers low - yes but they are offers and most end up selling and that is the point. Right?

Thanks for your questions and comments so if you have an opportunity to show a PVRM listing - do not be afraid - the worst that can happen is the buyers decide it isn't a property they want and the best is they will make an offer and you'll get to help them negotiate an acceptable price.

04/21/2008 11:41 AM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


Monika & Jay - Thanks for commenting. This home is fantastic and some discriminating buyer is going to see it and decide they must have it.

04/21/2008 11:44 AM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


Judy,

What does PVRM #35 mean?  I know that it is in reference to Range Pricing but am not familiar with the code.

It sure looks like a very nice condo!  How big is it?

Thanks,

Lucky :)

 

04/24/2008 06:34 AM by Lucky Lang, Davenport, Iowa Real Estate (Mel Foster Company)


Lucky - As mentioned in the comments above Prudential Value Range Marketing is a patented system where sellers can price in a range to encourage more buyers and hopefully offers. The home is +/- 2200 square feet. Thanks for your comments.

04/26/2008 09:29 AM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


hi Judy,

 

That looks like a nice house.  Have you thought about putting the last picture (the outside) first??  That's the money shot for me!

04/26/2008 12:11 PM by Nancy Pav (Long & Foster)


Nancy - That photo did come out great and I lead with it on my 2 previous posts so I thought I'd give it a break:)lol

 I'm expecting an offer tomorrow on this home but I welcome all inquiries and may post it again.

04/27/2008 12:46 PM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


Judy - Range pricing is an interesting concept to me. I've never tried it.

Is this home in the MLS and if so, at what price? How about on your website - curious on what price it would be listed at.

04/27/2008 09:25 PM by Debbie DiFonzo, Broker, United Country VIP Realty


Debbie - Good question since MLS requires a fixed price. The rule used to be that we had to list at the top of the range but since early this year they have decided that we can list at the bottom of the range which has been an invaluable tool to help buyers that may not have considered these properties listed at the top to come and take a look and yes even make an offer and eventually buy.

04/30/2008 06:04 AM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


Hey Judy.  I like it very much.  Good luck with it.  I love the black applicances in the kitchen

Don

04/30/2008 06:41 AM by Donald Bradbury, REALTOR Bucks County PA (The Bradbury Team at Coldwell Banker Heritage)


Donald - Thank you for checking it out. Please send any buyers you may have looking. lol

05/05/2008 01:50 PM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


I love the pictures. Wish you good luck in selling it quickly

07/04/2008 10:19 AM by GITA BANTWAL, REALTOR BUCKS COUNTY, PA HOMES (ReMax Centre Realtors)


Gita - Thanks for stopping by - I would love to sell it but the home has been withdrawn from the market for now.

07/07/2008 07:04 AM by Judy Tuscano, NH Real Estate Professional (Prudential Verani Realty)


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