Location, location, location: that is what real estate is all about.  Whether it is in the Greenwich real estate market or anywhere in the country, home sale value is greatly influenced by location.  Pricing a house is challenging under the best conditions and many factors contribute to that number; but estimating the dollar value lost due to location is extremely tricky.  One way to approach this is to check the tax data at town hall.  Some homes get a tax adjustment for certain locations: being near a train, town utilities, etc.  While this information can be helpful, one should...

Sellers in any market around the country have to be prepared for deals that fall through and multiple inspections on their homes. Here in Greenwich, it is possible for this to happen for a variety of reasons. Sometimes the prospective buyer can’t get the financing they were hoping for, sometimes the buyer simply gets cold feet and sometimes the inspection turns up issues that the buyer is unwilling to accept. If the later happens, the seller would be wise to repair the major issues that turned up so that the next transaction won’t be killed in the same way. That being said, different...

Open houses in the Greenwich buy cialis 5mg Real Estate market are usually a little slow in the summer.  Not that many new listings come on so it is a great time for realtors to catch up on the homes they missed during the peak listing time.  That being said, there were several new listings in the past few days that were well worth seeing.  For the buyer looking for extensive land there are 3 lots available in a prime mid-country location for $15,500,000.  Small change if you can get the right houses in there, live in one and sell the other two.  If that is a little steep, there is a...

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