mullen real estate: 10 Home Trends That’ll Be Hot In 2019 (And 2 That Are OUT!)
- 01/10/19 01:46 PM
Each fall, decorators begin to share the interior design trends we can expect to see in the new year. Looking ahead to 2019, bold colors, metallics, and statement ceilings take center stage. If you’re planning to put your place on the market and want it to appear like the freshest spot on the block, you need to know what’s hot and what’s not. 1. Wallpaper stages a comeback Put down that paint brush! If you’re looking to add a splash of color or geometric flair to your rooms, wallpaper is a fashionable alternative that adds instant personality to any area. But if you’re picturing … (0 comments)
mullen real estate: Raw Land in Sutton for Sale
- 01/10/19 11:13 AM
Available on a great street in Sutton! What would you do with your own land? I would probably start my own garden with vegetables and flowers! Plant a shade tree with a bench under! Build your own home however you desire! *Buyer to perform any and all due diligence. Here is a half acre of completely undeveloped land for your imagination!* … (2 comments)
mullen real estate: What Will 2019 Bring for Real Estate in MA?
- 12/21/18 09:34 AM
With the new year approaching I could decorate my tree with nickles for every time I answer the questions "What does the market look like for next year?". Here is the latest prediction for 2019 from RE/MAX headquarters. This is important information for people planning to buy or sell a home in 2019 as we have a situation of rising interest rates and limited inventory in some areas. If you have questions about how this impacts your plans in 2019 please let me know. I will post the questions and answers (names omitted of course) to add to these stats.
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mullen real estate: Uh-oh…snow?
- 01/02/14 08:49 PM
Courtesy of the MAR Legal Hotline… Q. My client owns a multi-family and insists that he has no responsibility for removal of snow except for clearing the sidewalks as required by municipal ordinance. Is he correct? A. No. The landlord is responsible for removing snow on the property. Many landlords attempt to pass this responsibility onto their tenants by writing a provision into their leases; however, this practice may not protect the landlord from liability. The Massachusetts Sanitary Code provides that the “owner shall maintain all means of egress in a safe, operable condition” and that all “exterior stairways, fire escapes, … (2 comments)
Each fall, decorators begin to share the interior design trends we can expect to see in the new year. Looking ahead to 2019, bold colors, metallics, and statement ceilings take center stage.
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