It's springtime! The crocuses are popping up, the weather is warming up, and the Boston real estate market is on fire.
If you've been thinking of selling your property, this is a great time to do it. We are entering the busiest period of the year, in the busiest year we've seen in a while.
So I know you've been thinking, "Aren't all Realtors the same?" and maybe even, "What, exactly, am I paying this guy for?" Don't deny it. I know you have.
So what do I do, exactly? This is what I do.
And here are a bunch of endorsements. People like me! They really do!
I have 29+ years of success and hundreds of transactions and happy clients. The great majority of my listings in the last five years have gone under agreement in under a week, at or above asking price. Please get in touch!
Are All Realtors the Same?
- By Joe Wolvek
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My 1059+- SF 3 bed/2 bath impeccable South End condo with private deck and central AC at 570 Massachusetts Avenue, #3, went for very close to asking price after 13 days on market. This is a second story floor-through home with an extra-wide floorplate. The large living-dining room features a fireplace with marble mantel, period mirror, crown moldings, and medallion.The beautiful kitchen has tons of cabinet space, granite counters, and recessed lighting. The large master bedroom leads to private deck.Results like this are not a given in any market. It takes experienced sales representation, quality professional showings, the highest quality marketing, and expert transaction management.
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#BostonCondos #BostonRealEstateYou've heard me say for a couple of years nowthat this is a good time to sell your Boston home or condo. The Supply vs. Demand chart above illustrates justhow low the inventory of Boston homes has been. The year 2011 was more the norm historically. The lack of competition in thelow-inventory market naturally creates an environment that favors sellers.The chart above measures the same month-long time frameof December 15-January 15 from 2010-2015. In 2010, citywide, there were 954condos and single family homes on the market. Since 2010, the number of available residential properties has decreased substantially. You can see from the chart that currently it is the highest it has been since 2012, although it is still less than half what it was then.The fact that inventory is slightly higher now than in the last few years makes ita friendlierenvironmentfor buyers. Thismay helptoalleviate the problemso many frustrated buyers have had with getting shut out of deals.If you've been thinking of selling your Boston condo or home, however, this is still an excellent time. Ithelps ifyourBoston propertyis located desirablyand if itshows well. It is also very important that it ispriced correctlyfrom the start.Whether your propertyis in 
