Newtown, PA

I recently helped a client purchase a renovated home in the Eagle Ridge Community in Newtown Crossing. Here's what Danielle had to say about working with me.

"I called Dale to see a house he was the agent for and liked his honesty & knowledge. Dale was very helpful, patient & honest. I would definitely recommend him to friends & family & will reach out to him in the future when I am ready to buy or sell again."

Homes For Sale in Eagle Ridge in Newtown Crossing

Eagle Ridge is a subdivision of Newtown Crossing. The community was built in the late 1980's by Paparone Builders and sits between Richboro Rd. (Rt. 332) and Bucks Rd. (Rt. 532). The townhomes range in size from about 1,200 - 1,900 sq. ft. and offer 2 - 3 bedrooms and up to 2.5 baths on average.

The Eagle Ridge Association is approximately $165 per month and covers Common Area Maintenance, Exterior Building Maintenance Lawn Maintenance, Snow Removal, Trash Removal, Swim & Club House Fee. There is a one time capitol contribution due from the buyer at settlement that is approximately $330 or 2 months worth of association fees.

Goodnoe Elementary, Newtown Middle School, & Council Rock North High Schoolsserve the Newtown Crossing community.

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Women network differently from men.

As nurturers, women bring a particular skill set to the table and we look to form a relationship with our referral partners. With that in mind, the Professional Women’s Business Network is a “non-profit group established to bring together businesswomen who are looking to share their expertise with other diverse businesswomen.”

Women network differently from men.

Each PWBN chapter holds monthly meetings to provide our members the opportunity to enrich their knowledge base and expand their network.

Women network differently from men.

From its humble beginnings just about four years ago, PWBN is currently expanding to three states and the possibility exists to go national with this exciting concept. Each month, new group leaders and new locations are announced.

Women network differently from men.

I am honored to be the co-leader for the Newtown, PA Chapter. Each month we welcome 25-35 professional women to Palate Restaurant ~ 31 S. State Street, Newtown, PA for exuberant networking, and lively discussion on a business related topic. Are we generating business, yes? Are we generating referrals for one another as we learn more about what we do and how we conduct our businesses, absolutely!! We are also growing as businesswomen and as women. The Newtown meetings and the few area meetings I have managed to treat myself to since the new year began.

Women network differently from men.

Many would describe me as a workaholic, not uncommon on these Active Rain pages. I have always, from my school days and my first days as a high school student working part time as a clerk at Sears Roebuck concentrated on the tasks to be done. As a student it was about the tests to be taken, at Sears it was the stock to be put away, the customers to be waited on. Today, it is the client to be serviced, and the agents in the office to be helped.

Women network differently from men.

I was first invited to a PWBN meeting just about 2 years ago. I checked it out and enjoyed the format and the women in the group. As the founder decided to grow the group and invited me to help, I first saw the opportunity to help new business owners. It was an opportunity to “give back”, although I am not a big fan of that phrase.

Women network differently from men.

I have gained so much more than I have given. PWBN has enriched my life in so many ways and I invite to join me.

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Newtown township, Bucks County, Real estate market report, January 2012

I looked up the mls for real estate activity in Newtown township in January 2012.

I looked for residential listings sold in January . This does not include homes not listed, commercial and multi units . It is deemed to be correct but subject to errors and omissions.

There were 20 homes that settled in January 2012.

The average original list price was $ 369,643.

The average last list price was $341,648

The average sale price was $ 325,974

Highest sale price was $745,000

The lowest sale price was $152,500

The average days the homes were marketed was 172

The average settled price to original price ratio 89.07 %

The average settled price to last list price ratio is 94.87%

The homes were priced high and sellers had to reduce price as seen from ratios.

There are 106 active listings and 18 homes pending settlement right now in Newtown township.

Homes for Sale in Newtown Grant , Newtown, PA

Homes Sold in Newtown Grant in 2011

Newtown Grant is located off of 413 on your way out of Newtownjust before hitting Wrightstown and the neighborhood expands the whole way across Eagle Rd. at the other end. Growing up in Newtown it seemed your friends either lived here, or in Village Shires. The neighborhood offers many ammenities including a pool, clubhouse, basketball courts, a baseball field, tennis courts and a preschool (though not part of the association fee).

The association fee for Society Place is approximately $155 per month and includes Common Area Maintenance, Exterior Building Maintenance, Lawn Maintenance, Snow Removal, Trash Removal, Swim Fee, Tennis Court, Club House & PlayGround.

The Newtown Grant association fee for the townhomes

is approximately between $95 - $139 per quarter and includes Common Area Maintenance, Club House, Play Ground, but there is an Extra Pool Fee.

Newtown Grant Association Website.

Newtown Elementary, Newtown Middle School, & Council Rock North High School serve the Newtown Grant community. Map of Newtown Grant.

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