Together with Attorney Nyles Courchesne and Accountant Sonny Drenen, I will host a no obligation, FREE Short Sale Seminar.
The date is to be announced very soon, be sure to reserve your space today!
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Lesley Lambert
Park Square Realty
(413) 575-3611 therealestatenatural@yahoo.com http://www.lesleylambert.com
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The Ridgecrest area in Westfield, MA is an area that attracts many home shoppers in the Westfield, MA area.
Comprised of the following streets: Ridgecrest, Oakcrest, Oak, Pineridge, Troy, Bigwood, Blueberry, Kelly, Gary, Fawn, Lady Slipper, Wildflower, Cardinal, Mallard, Quail Hollow, Munger Hill, Raymond, Norwood, Whispering Wind and Camelot.
Are you a homeowner in Ridgecrest, MA that is considering selling their home? Are you a homebuyer considering purchasing a home in Ridgecrest, Westfield, MA? The following are some market reports on home sales in Ridgecrest:
RIDGECREST SALES FOR 2011:
Ridgecrest, Westfield MA Real Estate Market Report September 2011
Report showing area statistics for Ridgecrest area of Westfield:
This map and graph will show you the location of the homes that have sold over the last year:
If you would like more information or some real estate assistance, please call me, Lesley Lambert of Park Square Realty at 413-485-7380.
~all information and statistics taken from mlspin or rpr
As a real estate agent for Park Square Realty in Westfield, MA, I am always answering the question, “How is the Real Estate Market in Westfield, MA?”
This market report will show you how the real estate market in Westfield, MA is doing as of May 2011. If you would like a report for your own home, please contact me and I will provide a free market analysis for your Westfield home.
I am asked a version of this question each day. As a REALTOR in Western MA, it isn’t surprising that people come to me with this question, but it isn’t always an easy answer.
There are still a lot of changes in the housing, real estate and mortgage sector and these can be confusing to most people.
Today while driving to show a house, I listened to “On Point”, on NPR. Their interview with three authorities proves that real estate is local and that mainstream national media figures are not usually reflective of what is happening here for real estate in Western MA.
Most areas of Western MA were not driven as high during the boom. As such, they didn’t feel as much of the crash, either. There are, however, areas in Western MA that were heavily impacted with foreclosures. It pays to have a local expert who can discuss the facts as they apply to your home.
If you are curious about the housing market and what the future may hold, I recommend that you listen to this story…I found it very informative.
