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Melrose open house for sale

If you have interest to buy Melrose open house in Warwick Road.

Melrose open house is locate by near market for nearly $430K in Warwick Road.

Home Fecilities

  • Open House Price : $429,900
  • Single Family : Yes
  • Bed Rooms : 3
  • Bath Rooms : 1 and 1 Partial Baths
  • Garage : 1
  • Square Feet : 1,455
  • Lot Size: 0.10 Acres
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Melrose open house for sale in warwick road nearly $430K

Melrose open house for sale in warwick road nearly $430K.

Home Details :

  • Price : $615,000
  • Multi Family Facility : Yes
  • Total Beds : 8
  • Units: 4
  • Square Feet : 3,640
  • Lot Size : 0.15 Acres
  • Sold Date : 2/13/2013
  • Sale Price : $615,000
  • Flexible Price : $599,900
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You want to buy one your dream home Cottage Park ultimate house in Melrose. It contains 8 bed rooms, 4 units and total 3,640 Square Feet areas. House Snaps Gallery :

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New house for sale in New Smyrna Beach, Florida

New house for sale in 402 Bouchelle Dr, New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32169.

New house for sale in New Smyrna Beach
House Details
Bedrooms:2 beds

Bathrooms:2 baths

Single Family:1,344 sq ft

Year Built:1996

New house for sale in Florida
About Property :
  • GORGEOUS 2/2 CONDO ON Ground FLOOR WITH Real Wood Flooring.
  • TASTEFULLY FURNISHED, SECLUDED AND PRIVATE WITH SCREENED TILED BALCONY with a greenbelt behind it.
  • SPACIOUS OPEN FLOORPLAN. In PERFECT CONDITION, NEVER RENTED. MANY AMENITIES IN BOUCHELLE INCLUDING MARINA WITH AVAILABLE BOAT SLIPS,...
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An existing home for sale in South Florida

An existing classic home for sale in South Florida - Prices rose again in January.

South Florida’s housing market kept humming in January, with sales agents and a growing crowd of buyers complaining of a dearth of choices on the market.

The median price of an existing single-family home in Miami-Dade County rose 14.8 percent to $194,000 in January from a year earlier, according to the Miami Association of Realtors. The median price of a Miami-Dade condo jumped 24.1 percent year over year.

Sales of previously owned homes and condos in Miami-Dade rose 7.5 percent in January to 1,947 units. That included a 19.1 percent spike in the sale of existing single-family homes, while condo sales were essentially flat, with a 0.3 percent increase in volume year over year.

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The scenario was similar in Broward County, where the median price of an existing single-family home jumped 24.5 percent to $224,088 in January from a year earlier, according to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors.

The median price of a condominium or townhouse in Broward increased 26.5 percent to $94,900 in January from a year earlier.

Sales of single-family homes in Broward increased 15.3 percent in January to 1,033 units from a year earlier, while closings on townhouses and condos increased 10.7 percent year over year, the Realtors group said.

Extremely tight inventory continues to shape South Florida’s recovering housing market.

“There’s like nothing for sale. Inventory is so tight,” said Lisa Dority, an agent with REMAX/Advance Realty. “When something comes on the market, it’s a stampede with multiple offers and backup contracts.”

Over the past five months, Melina Calvo and her husband have been frustrated in their hunt for a home in the $400,000 range in neighborhoods near the University of Miami. They recently put in an offer on a home in the Shenandoah area the day after it hit the market, offering a tad below the asking price.

“We didn’t stand a chance,” Calvo said. The following day, “it fetched four offers above the listing price.”

Their experience isn’t unusual as sellers have gained the upper hand.

“Right now, I am working with five buyers, and I am unable to find homes for them,” said Alina Larrubia-Estrada, an agent with Coldwell Banker Residential in Coral Gables.

She said the shortage of homes for sale runs the gamut of price ranges, from condominiums in the mid-$200,000 range to multimillion-dollar homes: “I’m really having a very difficult time. The inventory isn’t there.”

In Miami-Dade, the total inventory of residences available for sale plunged 10.7 percent in January to 13,316 from a year earlier, with single-family home inventory down 12.9 percent and existing condominium listings off 9.3 percent, the Miami Realtors group said.

In Broward, the number of single-family homes available for sale on the multi-listings service plunged 26.5 percent in January to 4,510 from a year earlier.

The number of available listings of condos and townhouses on the market was down 11.2 percent year over year to 6,407 units in Broward in January, the group said.

The supply of existing single-family homes fell to 3.8 months in Broward, while the inventory of condos and townhouses shrank to 4.7 months.

A six-month supply of homes for sale is considered a balanced market between buyers and sellers, while a lower level favors sellers, helping fuel price increases, Realtors say.

Broward homes are selling more quickly and for levels closer to their asking prices.

In January, existing single-family homes fetched 93.4 percent of their listing price, up from 90.9 percent a year earlier. Condos and townhouses went for 93.8 percent of their asking price, an increase of 1.4 percent from a year earlier.

The median days on the market was 48 for a single-family home, down from 53 a year earlier, and 42 days for a condo or townhouse, down from 43 in January 2012.

“I’m seeing strength right across the board,” said Charles Bonfiglio, president of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors and head of AAA Realty Group. Many Broward residences are fetching multiple offers, frequently above the asking price, he said.

A shortage of inventory is similarly driving the market throughout Florida and much of the nation.

One major factor: Many homeowners who might otherwise sell still have mortgages bigger than the value of their homes. They are sitting tight as prices steadily tick up but still remain far below their peak.

Statewide in Florida, sales of existing homes jumped 11.7 percent in January to 13,679 units from a year earlier, while condominium and townhouse sales totaled 6,670 units, a 2 percent increase year over year, according to the Florida Association of Realtors.

The median sales price for a single-family existing home across Florida rose 12.4 percent to $145,000 in January from a year earlier while the median price for condominiums and townhouses was up 18 percent year over year to $112,000, the Florida Realtors said.

In many cases, buyers are exhibiting a sense of urgency to lock in a deal, Realtors say.

“We’re turning the inventory faster,” said Ron Shuffield, president of Esslinger-Wooten-Maxwell Realtors in Coral Gables. “People are anxious because prices are going up every month now.”

Compared with December 2012, the median price for a single-family home in Miami-Dade fell 9.4 percent in January and was off 4.9 percent for condos. And the level of total sales in Miami-Dade plunged 20 percent in January from December 2012 level, largely reflecting the seasonality of transactions, according to agents.

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List of homes in Worthington for sale - Happy news for home sellers

Shopping for a home in Worthington? You’ve got 38 from which to choose.

If that seems like a lot, consider this: At a typical sales pace, those 38 homes would be sold in less than two months if no new homes came on the market.

Worthington offers an extreme example of a quirk in central Ohio’s recovering housing market: Precious few homes are for sale.

List of homes in Worthington for sale
Sales reports yesterday showed that Columbus-area home sales in January continued the robust pace set in 2012, but the number of homes listed for sale plummeted to the lowest level since 2002.

Fewer than 9,000 homes are for sale in central Ohio, amounting to a 4.7-month supply of homes, well below the six-month supply considered a balanced market.

In some communities, the figure is dramatically lower.

Clintonville, Grandview Heights, Hilliard, Powell, Upper Arlington and Westerville all have less than a three-month supply of homes available.

The shortage is good news for sellers, whose homes are selling more quickly and for more money than in the recent past.

The median sales price of a central Ohio home in January rose from $114,000 a year ago to $120,000. Homes took an average of 83 days to sell, compared with 115 a year earlier.

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But for buyers searching for that perfect house, the shortage of homes can be an exercise in frustration. Buyers looking to spend $290,000 to $430,000 for a single-family home in the city of Worthington, for example, will find only three homes available in that price range.

“I’ve got buyers who are saying ‘What’s the deal? Where are the houses?’” said Tim Meacham, an agent with Rolls Realty in Worthington. “The market’s just really strong. The inventory’s down, and there are buyers looking and looking, still waiting for that house to come on the market.”

Don Bush, a Coldwell Banker King Thompson agent in Columbus, said his office represented a man looking to buy near Downtown. After just missing homes that were for sale in Merion Village, the man offered more than the asking price for two homes in German Village and was outbid each time.

“The shortage is causing a frenzy,” Bush said. “You’re competing for fewer homes.”

The story is the same across the nation, where housing inventory fell to a 4.2-month supply in January, the lowest level since April 2005.

The housing market is also getting a boost from the mortgage settlement between state attorneys general and the nation’s largest lenders.

Lenders have distributed $45.8 billion to over 550,000 homeowners through the settlement, according to a statement issued yesterday from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Among those benefitting are 7,000 Ohioans, who received $280 million.

Also yesterday, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported that mortgage delinquencies dropped to their lowest levels since 2008, as more home owners keep up with payments.

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1,910 square feet home for sale in Lakewood

1,910 square feet ultimate sweet home for sale in Lakewood.

This Classic home also includes 4 bedrooms.

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Lots of space
*3rd floor finished for teen area or playroom if you don't need 4th bedroom
*Same owner 30+ years who took care of home
*Wallpaper removed and neutral paint 2009
*Furnace 2007
*Kitchen floor 2009
*Glass block 2007
*Exterior painted 2005 and privacy fence 2005
*Ceiling fans added
*Remodeled main bath with huge closet
*2nd full bath in basement
*Natural woodwork
*Eat-in kitchen with lots of cabinets and counter space
*Spacious front porch

1,910 square feet home for sale
Schools And Neighborhood
Grant Elementary School 0.30 mi Public K - 5
Lincoln Elementary School 0.50 mi Public K - 5
Hayes Elementary School 0.90 mi Public K - 5
Horace Mann Elementary School 0.90 mi Public K - 5
Roosevelt Elementary School 1.00 mi Public K - 5

Tax History
Year Tax Paid Building Assessment Land Assessment Total Assessment
2011 $2,831 $34,300 $8,650 $42,950
2010 $2,823 $34,300 $8,650 $42,950
2009 $2,583 $34,300 $8,650 $42,950
2008 $2,662 $36,470 $9,205 $45,675
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Sale Tops the dream house hunt in Pottstown

There are 11 open houses scheduled for the weekend of Feb. 23-24 in the Pottstown area, according to the listings on AOL Real Estate.

Dream house hunt
The highest asking price is $525,000, for 299 Foxgayte Lane, in Pottstown. It has five bedrooms and four bathrooms in its 3,760 square feet. The home, which boasts a full backyard sitting area, koi pond, gazebo and gardens, will be open from 1 to 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb 24.

Tops the dream house
At the other end of the spectrum, there will be home at 168 S. Pleasantview Road, Pottstown, with an open house from noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday. The home has three bedrooms, one bathroom and 988 square feet of space, including a rear deck and a full basement.

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Ultimate cottage Born to Run is up for sale

One an ultimate cottage "Born to Run" is up for sale $349,900. A cottage is located at 7 1/2 West End Court in Long Branch.

"Born to Run" is up for sale for $349,900, said real estate agent Susan McLaughlin of Keller Williams Realty.

"It went on sale Friday, and I've had about 40 calls and another 40 contacts, mainly through emails," McLaughlin said.

Ultimate cottage for sale
The house, described as a "Landmark Jersey Shore Cottage" by McLaughlin, has five rooms, two bedrooms and one bath.

There are three owners. Only one of the owners is a resident, and he's getting married and looking to sell and move out. The other two owners each would be willing to sell their third of the house, McLaughlin said.

Springsteen lived in the house in 1974 and 1975 and composed his breakthrough album "Born to Run" there. The house is the spot, according to local lore, that Bob Dylan was looking for when he was detained by Long Branch police in 2009, McLaughlin said.

"(Dylan) was visiting the former homes of Jim Morrison and a number of rock stars, just looking to get the feel of the music and pick up the vibes of these properties," McLaughlin said. In Long Branch, "he (mistakenly) went to West End Avenue and this is West End Court."

McLaughlin hopes the city of Long Branch will buy the house and turn it into a music heritage destination.

If you want more details about this cottage.

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Latest Real Estate Forecast Update 2013-2014

he office market enjoyed “11 consecutive quarters of occupancy growth and eight straight quarters of rent increases,” according to the Jones Lang LaSalle firm. The length of the expansion is more noticeable than the strength of the expansion. REIS Inc. reported national figures for office vacancy that are only slightly lower than a year ago. Jones Lang LaSalle also reported that most of the improvement is in Class A space, which confirms the anecdotes I’ve been hearing as I travel around the country: the only challenge for tenants is finding large contiguous Class A spaces in downtown areas. DeLoitte’s annual commercial real estate survey notes low construction levels in office space, which should bode well for landlords’ future occupancy and rent rates.

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Before we get too overjoyed, note the limiting factors on the office rebound. First, the pace of economic growth is subdued, with a risk of recession large enough to demand concern. Second, high tech is a growing element of office occupancy. The software industry’s preference for putting many programmers in one large room cuts the square footage per worker. It may not be justified on productivity grounds, but the open workspace concept is so established in the software industry that it’s not going away any time soon.

Industrial space is starting to expand, with more new deliveries than in recent years. Industrial typically has the shortest development and construction periods and thus is the first sector to complete new projects when the market improves. This trait means that vacancy rates will not fall too far, nor will rents rise too fast. Still, increased volume of rented space will help the large landlords improve their efficiency, though it does little for owners of one or two properties who must compete in a market with growing supply.

Retail space is seeing more absorption than construction, but there’s plenty to worry about. Retail spending has only increased 4.4 percent in the past 12 months; a year ago we saw a 6.2 percent gain, and a year before that a 7.8 percent increase. Our recent figure is certainly an increase, but not terribly fast, especially in light of two percent inflation. Looking forward, the end of the temporary payroll tax cut will pinch a number of wallets.

On the positive side for property owners is the extremely low interest rate for commercial mortgages. Those owners who qualify pay so little interest that it’s almost free. Others, however, still have some difficulty obtaining cheap financing.

Investor interest has been strong, but the recent stock market surge may shift some money away from real estate into stocks. It’s certainly foolish to invest for the future based on recent gains or losses, but that is what many investors seem to do. In the coming year it’s unlikely that prices of commercial properties who show a strong upward trend. Light to moderate gains are likely, but price risk is greater on the downside than the upside.

For contractors itching to erect some buildings, the best opportunities last year were in multi-family residential. This year single family residential and industrial offer the best gains. Next year and in 2014, look for retail then office construction at the top of the leaderboard.

The greatest economic risk for commercial property owners is recession. The Wall Street Journal’s most recent survey of economic forecasters shows a 17 percent risk of recession. I am at 20 percent, but what’s a few percentage points among friends? The most likely trigger for a recession this year would be a worsening of Europe’s financial crisis. The Continent had been in a mild recession, then last quarter it turned decidedly ugly. If bond defaults or bank failures begin, the Europe’s economy would turn down, with ripple effects triggering an American recession. Most likely that will not happen, but nobody can be sure.

Above Real Estate Forecast Update 2013-2014 is released from http://www.forbes.com

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Sava Studio - design your dream house for vibrant interiors

How to make a predominantly neutral scheme result in an exciting finish; cream and brown, or gallery white, don't have to appear plain and bland. It is by no means an easy feat to achieve an interesting look within neutrals, many have tried and failed, but the secrets are all revealed in this collection of beautiful visualizations.

A black and white pattern always gives edge to a decor scheme, especially when presented as stripes or spots; the contrast is so simple but invariably works well. A monochrome design looks fantastic when teamed with unexpected pops of multicolor; this example uses a piece of artwork to draw out the colors in the vivid book collection to great effect.

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This version of the same room takes things a little further, providing inspiration of how to push on those boundaries a little harder by introducing colored pendant lights and sofa slipcovers.

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A 3 bedroom house with 3 bathrooms - just $700,000

This 1890s cottage is on a classic residential block in an enclave of Uptown New Orleans characterized by colorful shotgun houses and late-period Victorians.

Magazine Street, one of Uptown’s main thoroughfares, is around the corner. Within a couple of blocks are supermarkets, banks, cafes, restaurants, salons and other shops. Ten blocks up Magazine Street is Audubon Park and the adjacent Audubon Zoo, covering over 340 acres. Within the park, there’s a 1.8-mile jogging path, lagoon, playgrounds and tennis courts, shaded by massive live oaks.

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INDOORS:

The house is a camelback, one story with a partial second floor. Most of its interior details, including millwork, crown molding, hardwood floors and fireplace mantels, are original. Ceilings on the first floor are more than 12 feet tall.

Layout is side-hall, with a master bedroom suite at the house’s front end, followed by a living room with built-in bookcases, a kitchen and a formal dining room. The kitchen has a marble floor and appliances by Fisher & Paykel, Miele and Sub-Zero. Two additional bedrooms are upstairs; they share a bathroom.

OUTDOOR SPACE:

Off the back of the house is a brick patio, followed by a small arched bridge crossing over a fish pond to the backyard.

TAXES: $10,423.82 (estimated)

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