Whether you’re thinking about selling your home sooner, or eventually later, the desire to achieve the highest possible return on your investment will be ever present. Which is why some people choose to renovate and update. When done strategically, you can build some equity on your home and be able to improve a space or two in the process!
The Boston real estate market, like any other major metropolitan area, is subject to a multitude of factors that influence its conditions, trends, and dynamics. From supply and demand dynamics to economic indicators and government policies, understanding the various factors that shape the Boston real estate market is essential for homeowners, investors, and anyone interested in the local housing landscape.
Cambridge homes (and Somerville, and Arlington, and…) can be charming, and quirky.
Are you thinking about selling your home? If you or someone you know live in Jamaica Plain, Brighton, Allston, or surrounding areas and are thinking of moving, we have good news for you!
If you or someone you know live in North Brookline, South End, Back Bay, or surrounding areas and are thinking of moving, we have good news for you! We have an active buyer looking for a 2-bedroom condo in Brookline and surrounding neighborhoods.
How is the market? The question that people always bring up. The answer is never one thing, it matters whether you are buying or selling. What kind of property? And what town?
Your largest investment is likely your home. Knowing how much time and money you’ve invested, you don’t want to make mistakes when it’s time to sell. Following is a list of home selling mistakes to avoid .
Here are the places in Cambridge that sold for under $1 million in the past 3 months. We find that showing clients past sales in their chosen towns and neighborhoods can help anchor their home search.
Selling a property has many moving parts and our team brings decades of experience and success to our clients to deliver the best possible outcome for them. We craft our marketing plans around the needs of each client to maximize what their sale can achieve for them in net proceeds, time line, and needed effort from them to get them to the next step they need to take.
How is the market? The question that people always bring up. The answer is never one thing, it matters whether you are buying or selling. What kind of property? And what town?
For many people in Somerville, I think we can generalize a bit. There are not enough condos and they seem to be SO expensive.
The Boston real estate market feels a bit more like watching a tennis match for the last two years instead of simply rockets taking off. Boston did not see an exodus of people leaving the city due to Covid with falling prices taking their place at the level that New York and other cities did. But. People did leave. And prices did bounce around a bit on some properties.
Sometimes when we move clients into Washington Square from Brighton, Back Bay, Cambridge, and other places, they aren’t immediately sure how a commute from Washington Square will work for them.
Whether you’re thinking about selling your home sooner, or eventually later, the desire to achieve the highest possible return on your investment will be ever present. Which is why some people choose to renovate and update. When done strategically, you can build some equity on your home and be able to improve a space or two in the process!
The Boston real estate market, like any other major metropolitan area, is subject to a multitude of factors that influence its conditions, trends, and dynamics. From supply and demand dynamics to economic indicators and government policies, understanding the various factors that shape the Boston real estate market is essential for homeowners, investors, and anyone interested in the local housing landscape.
Cambridge homes (and Somerville, and Arlington, and…) can be charming, and quirky.
Are you thinking about selling your home? If you or someone you know live in Jamaica Plain, Brighton, Allston, or surrounding areas and are thinking of moving, we have good news for you!
If you or someone you know live in North Brookline, South End, Back Bay, or surrounding areas and are thinking of moving, we have good news for you! We have an active buyer looking for a 2-bedroom condo in Brookline and surrounding neighborhoods.
How is the market? The question that people always bring up. The answer is never one thing, it matters whether you are buying or selling. What kind of property? And what town?
Your largest investment is likely your home. Knowing how much time and money you’ve invested, you don’t want to make mistakes when it’s time to sell. Following is a list of home selling mistakes to avoid .
Here are the places in Cambridge that sold for under $1 million in the past 3 months. We find that showing clients past sales in their chosen towns and neighborhoods can help anchor their home search.
Selling a property has many moving parts and our team brings decades of experience and success to our clients to deliver the best possible outcome for them. We craft our marketing plans around the needs of each client to maximize what their sale can achieve for them in net proceeds, time line, and needed effort from them to get them to the next step they need to take.
How is the market? The question that people always bring up. The answer is never one thing, it matters whether you are buying or selling. What kind of property? And what town?
For many people in Somerville, I think we can generalize a bit. There are not enough condos and they seem to be SO expensive.
The Boston real estate market feels a bit more like watching a tennis match for the last two years instead of simply rockets taking off. Boston did not see an exodus of people leaving the city due to Covid with falling prices taking their place at the level that New York and other cities did. But. People did leave. And prices did bounce around a bit on some properties.
Sometimes when we move clients into Washington Square from Brighton, Back Bay, Cambridge, and other places, they aren’t immediately sure how a commute from Washington Square will work for them.
Stephanie Ford-Weems
Cambridge & Boston Commutes
Coldwell Banker
617.468.7889
1000 Mass Ave Cambridge 02138
27 Boylston St Chestnut Hill 02467
