Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
We’ve already taken a look back at how the real estate markets did in 2010, but there’s another review we can do that is just as exciting. How did the local agents do? And more importantly (to us), how did we do compared to everyone else? Before going any further, we have to define the ground rules. We like to keep it simple. We look at sold dollar volume in the Connecticut Multiple Listing Service
This virtually new condo at Fernwood Estates offers luxury living within an active adult community. The ground floor unit features an open concept floor plan connecting the kitchen, dining room, and living room areas. The kitchen is fully equipped for a serious cook with stainless GE appliances, ample custom cabinetry, walk-in pantry, and granite counters. Details like tray ceilings, crown molding, and recessed lighting give the various spaces architectural flair and character. The master suite
Modern, bright, and spacious, this 2 bedroom 2 bath, over 1,826 sqft at the Grosvenor House offers the convenience and amenities that make it a wonderful home. A large foyer offers marble floors, room for a bench and table, and an oversized closet. Spacious and bright, the living and dining rooms flow smoothly together with plenty of space for each area. The updated kitchen has room for a table and ample storage. A secluded master
Local real estate markets have felt surprisingly busy over the past month. November is usually when things start to slow down for the holiday season, but this year has seemed different. After a slow fall, business actually seems to be picking up recently. Are the markets really busier than normal for this time of year? The best way to investigate this question is to look at the number of contracts written by month. Let’s compare
Here’s a quick look at how the Hartford County real estate markets performed last month. Closings in October reflect deals negotiated during the summer and fall depending on the amount of time between the contract date and the closing date. The data comes from the Connecticut Multiple Listing Service (CTMLS), which is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Some Observations There was a wide range in the percent change in number of transactions for this October