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Build your home on a large .58 acre lot, minutes from Charlottetown

Trevor Murray: Real Estate Sales Person in Charlottetown, PE

Lower Malpeque Road : $24,975

A large .58 acre lot located minutes from all major amenities. This lot is perfect for a back split or any other home design that can utilize the beautiful back yard. Build your home here, family living, schools within minutes, baseball field + new soccer complex in the area. This lot even has it's own stream in the back year. Size 130`X265`X180`. All measurments are approx.

MLS® # 09047342

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Lower Malpeque Road : $24,975

Call Trevor Murray 902-394-4037

EXIT Realty PEI

Stratford, PEI Home for sale

Aldo Di Bacco: Real Estate Agent in Charlottetown, PE

Brand New Large split entry homew/waterview in the prestigious Rosebank subdivision. Many extra features like Vaulted ceiling, Deck & ensuite off master, Hardwood, Large modern kitchen, Energy efficient in-floor heat in lower level with electric boiler to avoid smelly fuel oil furnace, also has electronic boiler control unit to optimize efficiency. Extra large deck off Kitchen, Raise lower with Walkout, huge heated garage, Many heat zones and main floor laundry. ONLY $278,800. Call 314-ALDO(2536). Email aldo_db@hotmail.comor www.aldoshomes.ca

MUST BE VIEWED TO BE APPRECIATED

NOT ON MLS YET!!!!!!!

BOOK YOUR VIEWING ASAP!!

Housing Prices Rise on Prince Edward Island

Trevor Murray: Real Estate Sales Person in Charlottetown, PE

The average home sold for $155,000 in 2009 it increased from $141,200 in Oct. 2008. Other provinces through out Canada are also on the rise. I feel this increase in the average home sale is happening today in the Prince Edward Island Real Estate market, because there is a lot of older homes and property that is not selling, and the new home sales with the big price tags are selling so this drives up the average price in the market. I will keep you all posted as the new year is fast approaching. Visit www.trevormurray.net for new listings and open house schedule Prince Edward Island.

Newsletters

Carol  O'Hanley: Real Estate Agent in Charlottetown, PE

Are these a thing of the past? Do agents still send these to clients? How many per year and what do yours consist of? Do you do them yourselves or pay someone to do them?

In the past, I made our newsletters myself and we would send them out four times per year. Since we are trying hard to "go green" - we would send them via email as much as we could and mail the ones we didn't have emails for. It was our way of keeping in touch with past clients.

Do you find these to be effective or are they now a thing of the past? What are your thoughts?

Social Media

Carol  O'Hanley: Real Estate Agent in Charlottetown, PE

I'm curious on other real estate agent's opinion on social media. Are many agents using it and if so, are you seeing results? I am currently on Twitter and I have a fan page on Facebook. I also have an account on Linked In. People say social media is the next big thing so I do think it's important to create a presence in these places but I haven't really seen any tangible results as of yet. I often use these medias to post links to my blog, so I do see the increase in traffic to my site, but I have not seen any leads created from any of these medias. I would be interested to hear other stories from agents who may have had some success from these mediums. Do you think they are here to stay or just a passing phase? How important is it to clients to have their agents up to date on these things?