A very talented professional photographer from New York City contacted me to photograph two properties that I have on the market in New Canaan. 184 Lukes Wood Road and 236 South Bald Hill Rd. Andrea Morini is a very accomplished artist who is known worldwide and his pictures are amazing. They also show many fine details of each property. I have added the pictures to the websites for these homes. 236 South Bald Hill is on the market for $3,890,000. You can view Andrea's pictures at www.newcanaanexceptionalproperty.com or click on the title above.
Showing posts with label February 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label February 5. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2009
236 South Bald Hill, New Canaan
A very talented professional photographer from New York City contacted me to photograph two properties that I have on the market in New Canaan. 184 Lukes Wood Road and 236 South Bald Hill Rd. Andrea Morini is a very accomplished artist who is known worldwide and his pictures are amazing. They also show many fine details of each property. I have added the pictures to the websites for these homes. 236 South Bald Hill is on the market for $3,890,000. You can view Andrea's pictures at www.newcanaanexceptionalproperty.com or click on the title above.
TAX CREDIT IS ON IT'S WAY

The Senate last night passed an expansion of the tax credit proposal. The proposal would be available to all purchasers (not just first-time homebuyers). NAR was instrumental in getting this provision passed by the Senate. The key elements are:
· A tax credit in the amount of $15,000 or 10 percent of the purchase price (whichever is less), with the option to utilize all in one year or spread out over two years
· The tax credit is available to all purchases of any home from date of enactment for one full year.
· Able to claim the credit against the 2008 tax return
· Buyers must occupy the homes for two years as their principal residences
· Purchases of homes by investors are ineligible
· Terminates the previous $7,500 Housing Tax credit on the date of enactment
We have been told the Senate is likely to pass its entire Stimulus Bill by this week-end. The House and Senate will then have a conference next week to work out the differences.
Get ready it’s coming!!!!
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
When is the best time to sell a home in New Canaan?
Homeowners who are thinking of selling their homes often wonder which time of the year is the best time to sell. Whether you choose to sell in the spring, summer, fall or winter, the time it takes to sell your home and the selling price depends on the current market conditions. By understanding real estate selling cycles, you can decide the best time to sell based on your personal situation.
The real estate market tends to have some balance of buyers and sellers throughout the year based on a general pattern of strong and slow selling periods. In New Canaan, homes sales begin to pick up as early as February before going strong through May and June. This has typically been the strongest selling season of the year. While April and March, respectively are number one and two of the peak listing months, April and May respectively are number one and two of the peak binder months. The peak months for property closings are June, July and August. Much of this trend follows the school calendar as buyers start out early in the year in their search for a home and typically find it after one or two months of looking. It usually takes another 60 days from the time an offer is accepted by the seller to get to the closing table. That is because buyers need time to arrange for inspections, financing, moving and other details. The peak closing months of June, July and August also coincide with school’s summer vacation as many buyers want to move in and get situated before schools starts up again in the fall.
The market then slows down from late summer through September as many buyers have already found their home and prepare for vacation. It then picks up again in October through mid November but still not as strong as the very early spring market. From Thanksgiving to New Years the market slows as the holiday season begins.
If you are thinking of selling your home in 2008, the current time is the right time. Do not wait until the grass is green and the flowers are in bloom. Be aware of the supply and demand of buyers to homes. List your home when the largest amount of buyers are looking. Don’t wait until your neighboring competition put their homes on the market because as we get further into the year, the inventory of homes for sale increase. Right now, mortgage interest rates are incredibly low, which offers increased buying power for home purchasers.
I am always available and happy to discuss the other aspects of selling a home such as pricing your home accurately, presenting the home in its best condition and my comprehensive and professional marketing plan tailored for each property.
The real estate market tends to have some balance of buyers and sellers throughout the year based on a general pattern of strong and slow selling periods. In New Canaan, homes sales begin to pick up as early as February before going strong through May and June. This has typically been the strongest selling season of the year. While April and March, respectively are number one and two of the peak listing months, April and May respectively are number one and two of the peak binder months. The peak months for property closings are June, July and August. Much of this trend follows the school calendar as buyers start out early in the year in their search for a home and typically find it after one or two months of looking. It usually takes another 60 days from the time an offer is accepted by the seller to get to the closing table. That is because buyers need time to arrange for inspections, financing, moving and other details. The peak closing months of June, July and August also coincide with school’s summer vacation as many buyers want to move in and get situated before schools starts up again in the fall.
The market then slows down from late summer through September as many buyers have already found their home and prepare for vacation. It then picks up again in October through mid November but still not as strong as the very early spring market. From Thanksgiving to New Years the market slows as the holiday season begins.
If you are thinking of selling your home in 2008, the current time is the right time. Do not wait until the grass is green and the flowers are in bloom. Be aware of the supply and demand of buyers to homes. List your home when the largest amount of buyers are looking. Don’t wait until your neighboring competition put their homes on the market because as we get further into the year, the inventory of homes for sale increase. Right now, mortgage interest rates are incredibly low, which offers increased buying power for home purchasers.
I am always available and happy to discuss the other aspects of selling a home such as pricing your home accurately, presenting the home in its best condition and my comprehensive and professional marketing plan tailored for each property.
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