Milton, MA

It was considered a recession proof of town.

Here is the summary of what the magazine had to say about Milton, Massachusetts

The median house price at the time of writing was 456,000.
The one year change was +3.40%
Since the market peak it was only down -4.0%

One of boston's first trolley suburbs (and today served by the red line), Milton has something for all comers. Brattle Street architecture and half the price on Highland Street and Milton Hill. Family homes in the 700ks in Columbine neighborhood, 1920s era side entrance would Dutch Colonials under 500,000 in the Pine Tree brook neighborhood

Looking for property in Milton - Look @ www.02186.com

Well today and Milton there were four new listings for on the market. Three of the properties put on the market were single family homes. The average list price of these three single family homes is $967,000. The first ones located at 351 Atherton Street. This is a seven room, three bed, three bath contemporary style home. The list price of this property is 875,000. The second new property put on the market's located at 75 Bradlee Road. This is a seven room, four bedroom, 3 1/2 bath Cape style home. The price on this one is 929,000. The third single family property listed today in Milton Massachusetts is located at 1030 Metropolitan Ave. This property is an 11 room, five bedroom, for that colonial. The list price on this one is $1,099,000. The fourth property listed as a a new listing in Milton is located at 6 Adams Street. This is a five room, 2 bedroom, two bath condo. The list price of this one a 649,000. If you are looking for real estate information from Milton Massachusetts - please look no further than

www.02186.com

Here are the sales for the first two months of the year in Milton, Massachusetts.

If you are looking for a Milton property, please see my web @ www.MMahoney.com

See all Milton Single Family Homes on the Market by clicking here

Thank you for visiting my site www.bethanybonnerhomes.com Please feel free to call me at 617-320-5450 if you have additional questions.

What led you to the decision to purchase your house over others? If you bought during a competitive sellers market you may have needed vision to see through your home's shortcomings. Or you may have won in a competitive bid situation. Today there are far fewer passion buys and bidding wars. In fact, buyers often feel little sense of urgency to put in an offer. As a seller, you should do anything possible to tempt would be buyers to fall in love with your home. Anyone familiar with HGTV will recognize the power of staging to do just that. Only, where does one turn for such services in the Greater Boston area? In this blog posting, I am introducing Julie Davis, a fabulous local interior designer who can provide staging consultations and implement a value-add plan to maximize sales price while reducing marketing time.

The Art of Staging a Home

What is Home Staging?

Professional stagers have perfected the art of "creating moods." Staging is anything that makes your home more attractive and appealing to potential buyers. Staging involves cleaning, decluttering, painting, making minor repairs, and most importantly, dressing your house for the sale. Stagers can either work with the home owner's existing furnishings or bring in new furnishings to create a space that makes sense and is pleasing to a buyer.

What are the benefits of hiring a Stager?

Home Staging offers many benefits to home sellers:

1. Staging provides a notable first impression. Typically, a potential buyer has made up their mind within a minute of walking through the door. Your home should speak to potential buyers as soon as they pull into the driveway, whether it include a new coat of paint, a freshly landscaped lawn or a simple pot of flowers on the front porch. Inside the home, the goal is to reduce all clutter, freshen up rooms with paint and greenery, and make sure all furniture is appropriate in scale and function.

1. Staged homes often sell faster. The MLS pictures of staged homes attract more potential buyers to come see your home.

1. Staged homes get higher offers than homes that aren't staged. Because a staged home is pleasing to potential buyers, it gives them the feeling that "everything is done" and that they can move right in. This leads to offers closer to the asking price.

Your home is an investment that deserves professional attention. If you are interested in staging services, please feel free to contact me or visit my website:

davisinteriordesign@gmail.com

617-759-1011

www.juliedavisinteriors.net

Good luck with the sale of your home!

Sincerely,

Julie Davis