Lakehouse
From the start, the land suggested the design of “Lakehouse”. The property was asking for grand terraces with butterfly stairs overlooking a pool, beautifully landscaped grounds with vistas across the nearby reservoir. Read More…
TAXES TAXES TAXES – The “New” Location
We’ve all heard that the LOCATION of a property is the number one feature to consider when buying a home. Given recent economic currents… Read More…
Old Fashion Real Estate Tools to Attract Top Tenants
Broker Insights: Thinking of Renting your House? Here are your need-to-know basics:
I am amazed how run down and outdated most rentals look in even high-end Fairfield County towns. It can be downright embarrassing. It is hard to believe that owners/landlords so often fail to see the significance in attracting top tenants to their homes. Read More…
“A Bird in the Hand” = Today’s Marketplace
While the Greenwich market is showing good signs of recovery – increase in volume of unit sales and reduction in inventory levels – there are still uncertainties in transactions. One big concern has to do with today’s lending environment. Read More…
Infrastructure Matters
This week Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) held a number of neighborhood meetings and a press conference to explain the repeated shut down of electricity throughout the Town of Greenwich, CT this month. Summer has barely begun this year and already overloads appear to be a problem. Read More…
Real Estate viewed from Clients’ Perspectives
We love our homes. It is the nest we leave from and return to every day. It is the place where we raise our children, celebrate birthdays and experience life’s up and down moments. We purchase our homes Read More…
Today’s Buyers are Buying with their Pocket Books
…and not with their emotions. What makes me say that? There are a number of reasons. In the “go-go years” of the recent past I would never get questions such as
• “what are current inventory levels in my price range?” or
• “how long has the house been on the market?” or Read More…