I’m really just a people person who loves real estate. I wake up every day with the goal of doing something great – like helping a first time home buyer or an investor find the right house. I consider myself close to the action, a real insider, a behind-the-scenes type. No, I don’t wear sunglasses, a hat or a trench coat, but I might as well 🙂 I look forward to assisting you ~ please contact me today. Click here […]

Eric is a unique find in the Boston Real Estate world. He is a professional Interior Designer (NCIDQ Certificate No. 27518), and member of the National Association of Real Estate agents. He is able to offer a plethora of services to his clients by drawing heavily on his experience and interest in design, and has worked on designing some of Boston’s trendiest spots. Eric set his sights on real estate in 2010 and is excited to finally find his home […]

After jumping 9% in December, construction spending in the U.S. dropped 2.1% to a seasonally adjusted rate of $883.3 billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The January numbers are still 7.1% higher than the January 2012 estimate of $824.7 billion. Seasonally adjusted private residential spending dropped 2.6% below the revised December estimate of $630.9 billion, reaching only $614.2 billion in January. Residential construction showed minimal movement at $304.6 billion in January, relatively unchanged from the December estimate of $304.7 […]

A Florida man who reportedly lost his life as a sinkhole swallowed his entire bedroom sent a chill across the U.S. as more Americans became aware of how unsettling nature can be. But, unfortunately, sinkholes may be more common than homeowners realize, and the hazard is one insurance companies generally refuse to insure, real estate analytics firm CoreLogic said. Even more shocking is that CoreLogic analyzed hazards in the immediate area surrounding the impacted Florida home and discovered there are […]

Home values could surge 35 percent without stretching housing affordability, Raj Dosaj, vice president of the home price index at LPS Applied Analytics, said during a recent webinar hosted by HousingWire. Dosaj says that the increase in home prices could be less than that if mortgage rates rise, which he says they are predicted to do. “During the peak of the housing run-up, affordability was stretched as the market sold off,” Dosaj said. “As home prices dropped, affordability dropped.” Industry […]

It is my goal to service the Gay & Lesbian community with pride; my commitment is to quality service, honest rapport & a strong work ethic. I carry dual licensure in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. I have been awarded both the Gold & Silver Sales Award by the Greater Providence Board of Realtor’s w/total volume sales in the millions. In addition, I have earned the Multimillion Dollar Sales Award each year since starting my business in Rhode Island in 1998 […]

I specialize in representing my clients in the purchase and sale of homes in and around Frederick, Maryland. I recently retired from the Service as an Air Force Senior Master Sergeant and bring to the table 24 years of administrative and managerial experience to ensure fine attention to detail in every transaction. Add all that up and that is why you want me and “TeamBerry” on your side when making possibly the biggest decision you have to consider. .Click here […]

Sales of new single-family homes picked up considerably in January at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 437,000 sales, 15.6% above the revised December rate of 378,000 units. The latest number topped market expectations for 381,000 sales, according to analysts at Econoday. Typically, large seasonal factors can boost home sales numbers during winter months. January sales are 28.9% above the January 2012 estimate of 339,000 units, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. […]

Pending home sales rose in January and continued a 21-month trend of growing from year ago levels, the National Association of Realtors said. The company’s latest pending home sales index suggests the housing recovery is gaining momentum. The January NAR Pending Home Sales Index hit its highest reading since April 2010 when the index reached 110.9. Aside from spikes induced by homebuyer tax credits in 2010, the last index high before 2010 occurred in February 2007 when NAR’s index reached […]

Pending home sales rose in January, and have been above year-ago levels for the past 21 months, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. There were healthy monthly gains in all regions but the West, which, despite being constrained by limited inventory, still improved slightly. The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, increased 4.5 percent to 105.9 in January from a downwardly revised 101.3 in December and is 9.5 percent above January 2012, when it […]