Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This past weekend I held an open house at 55 Grennan, in the heart of West Hartford Center. For those that don’t know, the West Hartford Center market is very active, and right now strongly favors sellers. Homes that are priced properly tend to sell very quickly because there are many buyers and agents on the lookout for opportunities. Our listing went under contract shortly before the open house. Since it’s virtually impossible to cancel
Wow, the weekend is almost here, what’s happening already?!? The big event is The Odd Ball at Real Art Ways, which is the ultimate costume party. Check out the pictures of previous years to see what I mean … amazing. Otherwise there is the usual assortment of interesting local events to keep everyone out of trouble. And if you really can’t think of anything to do, then get outside and enjoy the weather. Saturday is
This classic West End Colonial is light and bright and in move-in condition. It offers 6 bedrooms and 2.5 baths over 2,247 square feet. An open front porch welcomes you and is a nice space to relax and chat with neighbors. Inside you’ll find freshly painted walls throughout and refinished hardwood floors. The living room has a wood burning fireplace and leads to the spacious dining room. The kitchen is remodeled and features new appliances,
This move-in condition Colonial is in a great West Hartford Center location, a quick walk from all of the shops and restaurants in the Center and Blue Back Square. It offers 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths over 1,324 square feet. The formal living room is a nice size and has a wood burning fireplace. The dining room features a classic built-in cabinet and connects to the kitchen with eat-in space. There is an updated half
Negotiated contracts on single-family homes in March 2011 were down about 24% from the year-previous monthly tally. Wait a minute … that sounds awfully familiar. For the second month in a row the market was only three-quarters as active as last year. Does this establish a trend? Is it cause for concern? Although we may be seeing the beginning of a trend, we don’t think it’s cause for concern. In fact, this looks like a