ct real estate: ~Best Bargains in the Nation! ... in Connecticut?!
- 09/28/12 03:02 AM
Who would have thought? Listening to the national news about home prices, it sounds as if prices are on the rise everywhere and that the opportunity for Buyers has passed... And that's just not true in Connecticut!! Who can benefit from the current market? First time buyers for sure: in most cases you can't rent for less than a mortgage on a similar residence. Move-up buyers: The relative value of higher-priced properties makes them a particularly good buy. Investors: Check out the cash-flow on some of these good buys combined with incredible interest rates. Search for a value property here! … (2 comments)
ct real estate: A Second Chance to Make a Great Decision!
- 07/20/11 01:32 AM
In the first half of 2011, single family homes in Wilton, CT are selling at a better pace than anytime since 2007. The recovery in the Wilton market is heartening, and can be attributed to two specific factors: BEST BUYS (homes that are priced very competitively) and extraordinarily low interest rates. Combined, it makes purchasing in Wilton a very smart move! To see what is currently available in Wilton, go to www.CT-NYRealEstate.com and search Wilton homes. Graph is courtesy of our friend Doug Holaday. … (1 comments)
ct real estate: Look How Our Homes Have Grown!
- 03/25/07 08:16 AM
It's not your imagination. American homes are getting larger and better according to the National Association of Home Builders. Think back to the home you grew up in. If you're a baby boomer, born between 1948 and 1964, you probably lived in a 3-bedroom home with a living room and kitchen and maybe 1 ½ baths. Until 1970, over half of the homes built had no more than 1 ½ baths. Where did everyone "hang out"? Around the one television in the living room. Maybe it was a component of a hi-fi set with a radio and stereo record player. The laundry was … (0 comments)
Who would have thought? Listening to the national news about home prices, it sounds as if prices are on the rise everywhere and that the opportunity for Buyers has passed... And that's just not true in Connecticut!!
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