One of the most exciting and stressful times in your life is the moment you get the keys to your first home.  Suddenly you are now responsible for taking care of this new home of yours.  This will give you the chance to learn about the rewards of home ownership and the challenges that come along with it. Try to avoid making some of these mistakes by planning and preparing ahead of time! Budget properly Moving is expensive if you are not prepared – most people do not budget for emergency expenses l... read more

Each year many people look forward to the fall season.  Crisp air, fall markets, kids going back to school and a bounty of outdoor opportunities to enjoy across our region.  Take the time to enjoy everything that your community has to offer while the weather is still nice outside.  But don't forget to take care of your home too.  With the weather changing now is the time to start to look at the things you need to get done "before the snow falls", to ensure your home is protected.1.  Clean y... read more

Welcome to the new Coldwell Banker Momentum First let us start by saying Happy New Year!   We hope you enjoyed your holiday season. You may notice something different about the look of our newsletter this month.  Our company has embarked on a re-branding that started on January 2, 2020.  After 40 years of our traditional Coldwell Banker imagery, the decision was made to modernize and revitalize our logo, our mission and our story.  Coldwell Banker is one of the oldest real estate companies in ... read more

In the world of real estate, the mantra “location, location, location” reigns supreme. While many factors contribute to a property's value, few hold as much sway as its geographical placement. Understanding the significance of location is paramount for both buyers and sellers, as it can profoundly impact investment returns, lifestyle choices, and overall satisfaction.   1. **Proximity to Amenities**: One of the primary drivers of real estate values is proximity to essential amenities. Properties ... read more

Recently a colleague of mine presented me with some stats that showed the sales for July 2021 vs July 2020. The stats aren’t very telling nor they very surprising. For those in our business or those who were in the market during 2016, we saw almost the same thing. The rapid return to normalcy is upon us in the local housing market. Over the next little while you’re going to see stats, stories  or even headlines that will be designed to get a reaction about the position of our market. Don’t... read more