About Kent County, RI

April 17, 2008

Right Now there are 606 listed single family homes in Warwick, Rhode Island.

444 of them are under $300,000.

203 of them are under $200,000

Right Now there are 96 listed condos in Warwick, RI

Right Now there are 30 listed multi family properties in Warwick, RI

Right Now there are 53 listed commercial properties in Warwick, RI

Right Now there are 27 listed pieces of vacant land in Warwick, RI

APRIL EVENTS IN WARWICK

April 20, 2008 (and every Sunday evening at 7:17 pm -
Unexpected Company Improv Performance at the Warwick Museum of Art

April 19, 2008 - 12-1 pm Roving Eye Documentary Film Festival at the Warwick Museum of Art

Leatherheads at the Warwick National Amusements

Bob Black - REALTOR
Prudential Gammons Realty
401.942.8844 ext 28
BBlack@PrudentialGammonsRealty.com

"Your Friend in Rhode Island Real Estate"

If you live in the Warwick Neck Area, you may have already heard of or been into the Lil Warwick Neck Store.

Located on Warwick Neck Avenue, just before the turn off to the boat yards, it has reopened in the past year as a neighborhood deli with cozy little tables and chairs to sit and eat.

You can pick up your staples, like milk, bread and water. (Every New Englanders snowstorm package). Or, you can grab a quick bite to eat.

They have homemade dinners and lunches, a small deli counter, soda, candy, etc.

This little store has the ambiance of an old country store. If you are a boater, the Lil Warwick Neck Store would be the perfect place to pick up your snacks, lunches and dinners. They have just about everything you will need for a day on the water!

The menu is usually different when I stop in, but I have seen some wonderful homemade pies.

If your looking for a cute place right in the neighborhood, this is the place to go!

Warwick Neck General is owned and operated as a mom and pop enterprise. Let's show our appreciation!

Being a property manager in both Kent County and Washington County, Rhode Island as well as other areas in the U.S., it can be very tiring, but as well as rewarding. I love being a property manager and meeting and working with individuals, but it can be time consuming. I just had my first child and I am finding somewhat hard to work it into my job. Maybe just cut back some hours, I really do not want to get a nanny. Does anyone have some advice?

Managing properties sometimes has its up and down side for me. Though I love my job, I find it somewhat stressful when I cannot in any way please my client. Now do not misunderstand me......I do love my job and I really love the satisfaction of pleasing and helping people, but when they do not understand that you can only do so much it is hard to explain why. Many of my clients in Kent and Washington Rhode Island are some of the best clientele, we all know there are difficult customers. For me, It's just getting past the ones that you cannot help anymore.

As a property manager of real estate, I am well aware that our current economy is not optimal, but we all need to keep in mind that the economy in general fluctuates-- and especially that the American economy has an unprecedented amount of capital behind it. We have invested our lives; I don't have to tell anyone this. Economically, the U.S. continues to be a vital market particularly in terms of consumption. I have yet to come across a client who has been unhappy with his or her purchase. I have found that the media are over-reacting. My clients continue to look for new homes, and continue to be able to afford them. In the en I still love selling properties in Kent, RI.