Tweet My open house this Saturday January 14 from 2:00- 3:30! This new construction home (Lot 5 Crabtree Lane, Leominster – off Willard Street) on more than 1/2 acre can be completed within 60 days. Listed for $300,000, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Come take a look at this house and see if it is the [...]
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Tweet I am selling my home at 311 Great Rd in Shirley so that we can move to the city where my daughter goes to school. I have done a lot of work on the gardens through the years, and have repainted most of the exterior. My ex had put in a half-court basketball court [...]
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Tweet Excited to be part of this panel today! Real estate or social media questions? Find me …On Facebook where you can access a home search …All of my online links …On LinkedIn …Email me at diane@realtyman.com …or call 978-840-4014
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Tweet These are the last two in Lesley Lambert’s and my series on AboutHom.es. The theme of the week was positive thinking. The economy has been hard for so long that people are having trouble feeling upbeat. People selling their homes are not getting what they think they should for them, and people buying wonder [...]
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Tweet Spring always makes me think about what is important. We are seeing this a lot in the housing market – people are reassessing what is important to them in their homes and are shopping for value, looking for smaller homes, and working more carefully within a budget. A while ago, a western MA Realtor [...]
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Tweet Yesterday was a great day. It started out a little tricky – I was supposed to present with Lesley Lambert at Inman’s Agent Reboot Boston at 9:30, and check in 15 minutes prior to that. I had planned on leaving Shirley at 6:45 on the train, picking up the subway to Hynes Convention Center, [...]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Tweet originally published in Towne & Country, Realtors blog It’s a Great Time to Buy or Sell a Home: this is the gist of the ad campaign started by NAR back in 2006. We have heard much the same over the past 4 years of a long recession, and no one really takes the campaign [...]
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Tweet I have read a couple of articles lately about overpriced listings. Why would an agent accept a listing on a home that had little chance of selling, particularly in a buyer’s market? Here are a few reasons for doing that – unfortunately none have to do with benefiting the seller. Other thoughts about this [...]
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