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Real Estate News – that makes me happy.

Can we find some positivity in today’s real estate news? Are we going to see a positive Spring Boston condo sales market?

There is enough doom out there, so today, let’s examine the positive news on the Boston condo for sale Spring 2025 market.

Here are some of the reasons to be hopeful.

  • The tariff talk seems to be settling down, and Trump should start making deals.
  • The 10-year yield is settling down too, which should help mortgage rates:

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  • The stock market has bounced back a bit, and appears stable for now.
  • Home sellers should be getting the message by now, and will adjust pricing.
  • Yesterday we received offers on two of our listings, after blanking for the month!

If we can just get a run going for 30-60 days before the tariff deadline gets here in July, it would establish some price discovery and motivate buyers to make offers.

Updated: Boston Real Estate Blog 2025

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Updated: Boston Condos for Sale Blog 2025

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Real Estate News – that makes me happy.

Massachusetts ranks among top 10 happiest states

Massachusetts is one of the happiest states in America. In fact, the Bay State broke the top 10 this year in WalletHub’s Happiest States in America list. 

WalletHub compared all 50 states across three metrics covering emotional and physical well-being, work environment and community and environment. States were also compared across 30 happiness indicators, including depression rate, share of adults feeling productive, income growth and unemployment rate. 

WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said in addition to pursuing your passions, having a good work-life balance and maintaining an emotional support network, another key way to boost your happiness is living in the right place.

“The happiest states are those that provide above-average quality of life in a wide variety of areas, from strong state economies and high quality physical and mental health care to adequate amounts of leisure time and good weather,” Lupo said. 

Massachusetts ranked as the 10th happiest state in the country. The Bay State also ranked fourth in emotional and well-being, fifth for work environment and 45th in the community and environment ranking. 

The rankings also noted Massachusetts had the second lowest suicide rate in the country, tied for fifth place with Connecticut for fewest work hours and was fifth for safety. 

Hawaii took the No. 1 spot for happiness, followed by Maryland and New Jersey. Utah and Delaware rounded out the top five, respectively. 

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Updated: Boston Real Estate Blog 2024

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CHICAGO NEWSPAPER MOGUL PREDICTS SPRING 2009 RECOVERY

 

Financial mogul Sam Zell, owner of the Tribune Co., recently told an Israeli business conference that the U.S. real estate market will be in recovery by spring 2009.

Zell blamed the current crisis – at least in part – on ill-considered decisions. Optimistically he shared the fact that the U.S. population is growing and with fewer than 600,000 building starts in 2008, a million fewer than any of the last 10 years, demand for housing will rise.

“We are living through our first Blackberry recession where, literally, information is instantly disseminated around the world and people, in effect, respond to it, perhaps, often without any particular caution or attention,” he said.

Source: www.santamonicapropertyblog.com

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