The home selling process can be overwhelming, even when everything goes as planned, but what happens if you have to sell your home after you’ve already moved out? Deciding whether to show and sell the home furnished versus unfurnished is a topic that many experts are divided on. Weighing the pros and cons of each option and considering […]
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Building a new construction home is an exciting opportunity, but it all starts with the land you build it on. Choosing the right lot isn’t just about location; you need to consider zoning, topography, utility access, and long-term livability. Whether you’re dreaming of a custom home in the suburbs or on a rural lot, buying
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Flex spaces are becoming essential features in modern homes. They are rooms without a fixed purpose, giving owners freedom to adapt them. A single space can serve as a study, a guest room, or a fitness area. This ability to change function makes them practical and future-proof. The growing demand for flexible living is clear.
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There is a lot involved when it comes to selling a home. With dozens of moving parts, there are many places sellers can find themselves making mistakes and ultimately costing themselves money. The real estate market is constantly evolving, and what worked years ago may not work now. The good news is, thousands of homes are sold
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The real estate market has experienced quite an interesting half-decade. The early 2020s saw very low inventory due to sellers holding off, and extremely high competition exhausted buyers, leading them to question the whole process. Slowly, inventory has climbed back up, and we’re now seeing the most homes on the market since before the pandemic. Despite a new
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CONNECTICUT Home Sales Down, Average Price Up Home sales are down 2.4% year over year, with August 2025 at 3,559 compared to 3,645 last August. Sales are down for single-family homes and up for condos. Single families: 2,917 (2024) | 2,813 (2025) Condominiums: 728 (2024) | 746 (2025) The average sale price has increased by
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NEW HAMPSHIRE Home Sales Up, Average Price Up Home sales are up 0.4% year over year, with August 2025 at 1,851 compared to 1,844 last August. Sales are up for single-family homes and condos, but down for multi-family homes. Single families: 1,340 (2024) | 1,344 (2025) Condominiums: 412 (2024) | 428 (2025) Multi-families: 92 (2024)
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MASSACHUSETTS Home Sales Down, Average Price Up Home sales are down 1.7% year-over-year, with August 2025 at 6,812 compared to 6,931 last August. Single-family and multi-family sales are down, and condo sales are up. Single families: 4,519 (2024) | 4,422 (2025) Condominiums: 1,804 (2024) | 1,893 (2025) Multi-families: 608(2024) | 497 (2025) Average sale price increased
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SOUTH FLORIDA Home Sales Down, Average Price Up Home sales are down 8.2% year over year, with August 2025 at 5,732 compared to 6,243 last August. Sales are down across all categories. Single families: 3,238 (2024) | 3,035 (2025) Condos & Townhomes: 3,005 (2024) | 2,697 (2025) Average sale price increased 6.4% year-over-year, now at
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RHODE ISLAND Home Sales Down, Average Price Up Home sales are down 6.2% year over year, with August 2025 at 1,090 compared to 1,107 last August. Sales are down across all categories, aside from condos. Single families: 823 (2024) | 772 (2025) Condominiums: 146 (2024) | 181 (2025) Multi-families: 138 (2024) | 137 (2025) Average
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