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Archive for July, 2005Desperate househunters – when buyers are only interest in THAT houseFunny article in the Globe about buyers who get focused on just one neighborhood, one street…one house, and go to extremes to get it. Chinatown – poised for a recovery?Readers of this blog know where I come down on redevelopment – strongly on the side of increasing supply, and pretty strongly against preservation. Not because I’m a real estate agent and am greedy about having more condos to sell; in fact, the opposite. Danvers State Hospital � the scariest building in North America goes upscaleAvalonBay Communities has announced plans to turn parts of Danvers State Hospital into apartments and condos. That’ll be a bit of an approvement. Growing up in Topsfield, we used to go down there once in awhile to scare ourselves (apologies to patients). Oh, wasted youth. DANVERS, Mass. — Perched on [...] Fear of Committing – some “buyers” never buy…Buyers should take their time to find the perfect home. Sometimes, however, they might never find that home. Could it be that they are simply unable to commit? On the diving board of dashed hopes and denial paces an unhappy figure: the would-be buyer who shops for years but resists taking [...] The Next Big Thing (in cities)James Stamp, who writes about architecture and the such, has an awesome idea of what all cities should build. The Next Big Thing, by James Stamp Weekly Boston Real Estate Sales & Listings Update, July 22, 2005Below is a report of sales and listing activity for the past week. Information is derived from LINK, the online database that is used by most Boston real estate agents. Trapped in the BubblePeople are all ecstatic when they sell their homes for a huge profit, these days, but are faced with the harsh reality: where the hell are they going to move with housing being so expensive, these days? |