According to preliminary data released last week by the Cape Cod & Islands Association of REALTORS® (CCIAOR), 313 homes sold in March, 255 single-family homes and 58 condominiums.
A traditionally diverse housing market is becoming even more distinct as inventory shortages and rising prices for homes below half a million dollars continues to dominate the overall view of the Cape Cod housing market.
It can be a difficult situation if you are dealing with a seller or potential seller who is unsure if the permits for finishing their basement were obtained. Here are the basics of the legal and ethical considerations REALTORS should consider when advising their seller.
There seems to be a lot of attention on escrow accounts lately. What are some of the main things to watch out for?
In this real estate market, multiple offers seem to be becoming the norm and buyers agents are trying to do what they can to ensure they have the best offer. This also means listing agents need to know how to evaluate all offers to ensure they are getting the best offer for their seller.
NAR’s recently released 2017 Investment and Vacation Home Buyers Survey shows a 21% drop in homes purchased for vacation purposes and a 4.5% increase in investment purchases for 2016.
