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When most folks think of Concord and our housing inventory they think of Colonials and Capes of different time periods. The home that I currently live in dates back to the mid-1700s and it seems that this New England style continues to stand the test of time. That said, Concord has an amazing Modern and…

Last week I wrote an article that addressed the best time of the year to sell a home. This week I will attempt to answer what time of year is the best time of year to buy a home. I understand why people ask this question. Everyone buying a home would like to purchase a home for…

What time of the year is the best time of the year to sell a home? Great question and one I get throughout the year. Almost every person I consult with wants to know the answer to this question. I will do my best to answer with both data and my interpretation of the data so one can…

The first thing I would share about a real estate career is that it is not like what you see on TV. I can assure you of that. It is not a viper den,at least not in our market area, and it is not for those who aspire to do it part time, although we…

In the past week I have been asked this question several times. I think it is important to not be a cheerleader when it comes to the real estate market. When people ask me this question I offer them my sincerest guidance. I know of no other way to be a trusted advisor. Responses like “I am so busy” or “It…

  “There are a variety of opinions related to the 2023 forecast. After 30 years of being in real estate, I have experienced a wide variety of markets, all driven by different forces and all unique to each other. What drives the housing market up or down seems to differ in each cycle. Consumer confidence as…

  We’re proud to share that we’re Move Safe Certified with HomeLight! Our team is using the best tools and practices including meeting with clients virtually, practicing safety protocol for showings, and using an e-sign platform for the transfer and signature of documents. We’re here to help buyers and sellers navigate through these challenging times.

Diana Olick@IN/DIANAOLICK@DIANAOLICKCNBC@DIANAOLICK As investors and financial markets struggle to find their footing during the coronavirus pandemic, the effects are hitting consumers where they live – in mortgage rates. Not only are rates swinging wildly day to day, they are varying more dramatically lender to lender. In just the past four weeks, the average rate on…

PUBLISHED TUE, MAR 31 20209:00 AM EDT Via: CNBC Diana Olick @IN/DIANAOLICK @DIANAOLICKCNBC @DIANAOLICK Nationally, home prices rose 3.9% annually, up from 3.7% in December, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices. The 10-City Composite showed an increase of 2.6%, up from 2.3% in the previous month. The 20-City Composite posted a 3.1% annual gain,…

Written By: Diana Olick @IN/DIANAOLICK@DIANAOLICKCNBC@DIANAOLICK As the growing economic impacts of the coronavirus roll through the U.S., some of the nation’s largest mortgage lenders are already getting calls from borrowers, concerned they won’t be able to make their monthly payments. Both government and independent regulators for the mortgage industry are now working on plans to deter…