Residential elevators increase in popularity, offering possible solution for 55+ homeowners
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55+ homeowners opting to age in place may want to consider installing a residential elevator as an alternative to climbing stairs. Even if not yet ready for an elevator, you may want to act proactively. Research now the pros and cons of the two major types of residential elevators as… Read More
Why this summer may be a great time to buy a home
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As a long-time real-estate agent, I’m taught never to sell, but to come to you from contribution. I know that someone must like and trust me first before he or she will engage with me. So while this following argument appears self-serving, how can I convince you it’s true? 😊… Read More
Good news: Purchase applications for mortgages on the rise
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The local and national real-estate markets are moving from a Covid-caused home-appreciation frenzy to a more balanced market. While homes for sale remain in short supply locally, days on market are increasing steadily, as are normal price decreases. And multiple-offer situations are rare – not the rule. Purchase applications for… Read More
40 mind-blowing stats about Waste Management
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JunkLuggers — a vetted firm we recommend for recycling hard to shed items like mattresses and box springs — offers “40 mind-blowing stats about Waste Management”. This post contains some stats that we should all know, and how you can contact JunkLuggers. Society creates junk at an alarming rate… Read More
55+ homeowners: Free seminars planned to help decide your next move
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Many 55+ homeowners will opt to stay in their current homes, but fail to make needed retrofits to best accommodate Senior living. Others nearing or at retirement age will choose to seek their next home/lifestyle – either downsizing or “right-sizing”. This move will take them across town, across state, or… Read More
Are you going to ask too much for your house?
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Too many home sellers stubbornly price their properties too high, unwilling to accept that the market has shifted. Yes, prices continue to appreciate in the Plymouth area, although at a much slower pace. Yes, inventory remains in short supply, yet the numbers of home listings has grown substantially over the… Read More
Accessory Dwelling Units provide needed housing and additional options for Seniors
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To address the housing-shortage in the State and skirt not-in-my backyard resistance toward new development, the Commonwealth now allows Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in single-family zones. For Plymouth-area towns, both the state and municipalities hope that ADUs play a major role in easing the housing crisis. ADUs add housing units… Read More
Plymouth’s Title V Septic Loan Program
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I am personally distraught that the State only requires homeowners to perform a septic inspection before they sell their properties. I would much prefer that the state mandate that all homeowners inspect their septic system at least every 10 years, regardless of their plans to convey their properties. Properly working… Read More
Get involved in local politics: Vote & vote for Deb Iaquinto for Select Board May 17
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Beth Davis (my wife/boss) and I hope to catch up with you Wednesday night at the campaign kickoff for Deb Iaquinto, who is running for Plymouth Select Board at the local election, May 17th. Beth and I believe it’s critical for Plymouth residents to vote not just at state races,… Read More
Great odds to win a Sun Tracker party barge from Lakeville’s Long Pond Association raffle
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Grand Prize: A 2024 Sun Tracker 18-foot Party Barge with trailer, mooring cover and 18 DLX 75-horsepower engine! Please mark your calendar for a July 5 raffle and event at The Lakeville Eagles. The raffle occurs at 4 pm, although you do not need to attend the raffle to win. Read More