Tag: #sudbury
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The Sudbury RE Market is steady today February 11, 2025!
The Sudbury single family market is as to be expected in the winter a little low at about a 22 home market month. There is zero activity in the market below $800k. From there it is a firm seller’s market up to $2.5m with virtually everything selling very well. Above that it’s great to be… Read more
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Your house is worth what?
Your home is only worth what someone will pay for it … not what they should pay for it in your opinion. Waves of real estate booms driven by boomers moving from first house to mega home to recreational property to deluxe condo, through various stages of life, have driven real estate values to dizzying… Read more
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The Sudbury RE Market is great today February 2, 2025!
The Sudbury market is holding steady at about a 26 home market month. There is a firm seller’s market up to $2.5million with prices that are hard to predict. From there up there are some spectacular properties and bargains for buyers. As I always say, real estate in Sudbury is a wicked good investment at… Read more
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The Sudbury RE Market is great today November 28, 2024!
The Sudbury market is holding steady at about a 28 home market month. The new reality looks like the market is settling in firmly as a seller’s market up to $2.5million, from there up there are some spectacular properties for buyers that are looking for new owners. Real estate in Sudbury is a wicked good… Read more
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What are your top buyer frequently asked questions?
These are my top buyer FAQ frequently asked questions, especially helpful if you are a first time buyer How do I know what price range I can afford in a house? There are many resources on the web which will calculate your mortgage payment on a house at different lending rates, or you can call… Read more
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How Jack-O-Lanterns got to be made out of Pumpkins in America
Carving Jack-O-Lanterns started over in Europe in the late 1700’s in Ireland England & Scotland. They weren’t originally made from pumpkins but from cultivated turnips called mangelwurzels (orange field beets) hollowed out to act as lanterns and often carved with grotesque faces. When the Irish immigrated to the U.S. in the 1800’s they brought the… Read more
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The legend of the woolly bear caterpillar
We grew up looking for the “woolly bears” in November on the way to school. And it wasn’t to step on them. Really. They are predictors of the future. You see … the caterpillars emerge from eggs during the warm summer months. Just as it’s getting cold in 4-5 months they mature and search for… Read more
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How much do these factors affect the sale of your home?
Here’s a sample of some of the factors that realtors have to take into account when giving you a market value of your home. They vary by town, obviously, but will give you some reality points when getting ready to buy or sell. If you like this you’ll like Mike Hunter, the House Hunter as… Read more
