I read a good post today on tonysrealty.wordpress.com.
During the last two months, ten two-family properties were sold in East Boston. Of these ten, three were bank owned properties. Another four were short sales. Only three of these properties were “regular sales.”
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It is evident that most East Boston sales are either bank owned properties or negotiated short sales. “Regular sales” do occur if properties are exceptional or competitively priced.
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Anthony Giacalone wrote an interesting post today on tonysrealty.wordpress.com.
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During a sluggish real estate market, the number of homes for sale increases, and buyers have opportunities to buy homes that otherwise might seldom be available or “on the market.” For the first time in many years, East Boston has had an exceptional selection of properties for sale.
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The following six-month report compares January thru June 2008 East Boston property sales to January thru June 2007 sales using data derived from MLS.
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