REAL ESTATE LOCAL NEWS, MASSACHUSETTS

Here are the real estate ads for the March 29 edition

By Nancy Russell, Senior Real Estate Specialist, CBRB You might be surprised, but football is my favorite sport. The Super Bowl is now a few...

Here are the real estate ads for the March 22 edition

By Steve Levine, President of Steve Levine Inc., and an agent for REMAX Prestige What a pleasure it is to finally be able to report...

Here are the real estate ads for the march 15 edition

By Michelle Gillespie, Realtor, Prudential Prime Properties When people enter your home they usually look down before up, so that first step is vital for...

Here are the real estate ads for the March 8 edition

By Vicki Aubry, Realtor, ABR, SRES, Prudential Prime Properties I know you can's tell by the weather outside, but SPRING MARKET is here! A recent Sunday, in blizzard conditions, I held an open house at a new listing of mine and 12 families and four agents braved the miserable weather just to see the latest listing in a popular neighborhood! I ended up with multiple offers.

Here are the real estate ads for the March 1 edition

Here are the real estate ads for the Feb. 22 edition

By Steve Levine, President of Steve Levine Inc., and an agent for REMAX Prestige Well, the spring market appears to have started early this year, and even a few feet of snow from Nemo hasn's stopped the buyers that are out there ready to go. Combining that with unheard of inventory shortages, and this is resulting in a wild scene, with multiple over full price bids being tossed around, just as though it were the peak of the market.

Here are the real estate ads for the Feb. 15 edition

By Vicki Aubry, Realtor, ABR, SRES, Prudential Prime Properties Many buyers lose out on great properties because they mistakenly equate the town's assessed value of...

Here are the real estate ads for the Feb. 1 edition

Elaine Quigley, Realtor, CBR, CRS, GRI, Prudential Prime Properties Decades ago, you had to go to a real estate agent in order to get information on property listings. Huge books filled with all the local real estate listings were distributed to real estate offices. The agents would review the books and find homes that matched their clients' needs. Then the address was given to the clients so they could do a "drive by" to see, at least, the outside of the home. This information was not readily available to the public.

Here are the Real Estate ads for the Jan. 25 edition

By Steve Levine, President of Steve Levine Inc., and an agent for REMAX Prestige Despite all the gloom and doom in the national real estate...

Here are the Real Estate ads for the Jan. 18 edition:

By Vicki Aubry, Realtor, ABR, SRES, Prudential Prime Properties The condominium budget is planned annually to cover both operational expenses and payment to a reserve fund for future capital projects. Generally, the trustees and the property manager get together a few months before the fiscal year starts with the current year's expenses and needs for the future. Think of the condo fee as going into a non-profit organization. Should there ever be too much money in reserve, the trustees may elect to reduce the condo fee or return some of it to the unit owners. Healthy reserves are good for both unit owners, as well as the condominium overall.