Dear Clients and Friends,
I want you to be the first to know about my most recent sale.
Congratulations to my buyer on his incredible new home in Federal Hill!
If you are in the market to buy/sell give me a call, I would be happy to help.
A Guide to Baltimore Real Estate. Innovative Baltimore Real Estate Professionals. We take pride in staying on top of the market so our clients don't have to! Visit us at www.DraneEdelman.com
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
I want you to be the first to know about an exceptional new property that I am listing!
This 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home is tucked away from the hustle and bustle yet situated in an incredibly convenient location.
Enjoy the eat-in kitchen which looks out to the lovely backyard, living room with wood burning fireplace, family room/sunroom with palladium windows and French doors, separate large formal dining room, 2 bedrooms that open up to a romantic private balcony.
Beautiful hardwood floors with inlay, crown molding throughout, and impressive room sizes with incredible natural light. Updates include replacement windows, French drain, sump pump, upgraded electric.
Great opportunity in a prime location!
If you're in the market to buy/sell give me a call, I would be happy to help!
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
New Listing Alert! 412 Hawthorne Road in Roland Park
Dear Client,
I want you to be the first to know about an exceptional new property that I am listing!
This quintessential 5 bedroom, 3 bath Roland Park home located on a corner lot makes this a private retreat with incredible natural light.Enjoy the eat-in kitchen with cozy banquette seating, granite countertops, and custom maple cabinetry which opens up to the sun filled family room. Gracious dining room with built in cabinetry and French doors that open to the picturesque wrap around porch, perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing on a summers day.
Impressively large master bedroom with both his and her closets. Newer furnace, central air, converted to gas heat, and upgraded electric. Home owners took care in bringing this home to what it is today, even adding extensive moldings throughout.
You will surely fall in love with this escape nestled in the tree tops!
I will be holding an open house from 12-2pm this Wednesday; I hope you‘ll stop by or feel free to contact me for a private showing.If you're in the market to buy/sell give me a call, I would be happy to help!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Looking Forward to Spring!
There are many reasons to look forward to spring. Thoughts of spring flowers and April showers can be a real respite from the bitter ice and cold that many are experiencing in the northeastern half of the U.S. For those of us in real estate, the spring selling season is literally just around the corner and there is much to prepare for in advance.
The spring season is historically the busiest time of year in real estate so if you are thinking of putting your home on the market for this coming selling season, now is really the perfect time to meet with me to discuss your options. There is much a homeowner needs to prepare for and a sales professional can help you prioritize and map-out your plan.
The spring market is a prime opportunity for sellers to capture motivated buyers, and sellers need to ensure their property stands out from the competition. To do so, price positioning and home presentation are critical factors in attracting a buyer's attention.
As a Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage sales professional, I will provide you with a competitive market analysis and review current market conditions with you. I will use this information along with a review of current inventory, recent comparable sales prices and other data to advise you. In addition, I will know which competitive properties currently on the market will impact you and can guide you on the optimal listing price to sell your home.
I will also direct you on how to prepare your home for maximum appeal. With spring only a few months away you have just enough time to remove the clutter, repaint, repair and refurbish those areas of your home that need it.
If your home is currently on the market, it is still a great time to review your current marketing plan and prepare to make the adjustments necessary to remain competitive during the high-selling season.
Regardless of the amount of snow on the ground right now, the reality is spring isn't too far away. Be prepared and call me today!
The spring season is historically the busiest time of year in real estate so if you are thinking of putting your home on the market for this coming selling season, now is really the perfect time to meet with me to discuss your options. There is much a homeowner needs to prepare for and a sales professional can help you prioritize and map-out your plan.
The spring market is a prime opportunity for sellers to capture motivated buyers, and sellers need to ensure their property stands out from the competition. To do so, price positioning and home presentation are critical factors in attracting a buyer's attention.
As a Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage sales professional, I will provide you with a competitive market analysis and review current market conditions with you. I will use this information along with a review of current inventory, recent comparable sales prices and other data to advise you. In addition, I will know which competitive properties currently on the market will impact you and can guide you on the optimal listing price to sell your home.
I will also direct you on how to prepare your home for maximum appeal. With spring only a few months away you have just enough time to remove the clutter, repaint, repair and refurbish those areas of your home that need it.
If your home is currently on the market, it is still a great time to review your current marketing plan and prepare to make the adjustments necessary to remain competitive during the high-selling season.
Regardless of the amount of snow on the ground right now, the reality is spring isn't too far away. Be prepared and call me today!
Saturday, February 5, 2011
New Listing Alert! 5930 Saint Marys Street in Catonsville Manor
Dear Clients and Friends,
I want you to be the first to know about an exceptional new property that I am listing!
Don't Miss This Lovingly Maintained Home! Great opportunity for 1st time home buyer and/or someone in need of one-level living.
3 Bedroom, 2 Full Baths, 2yr NEW carpet & windows. Cozy fully finished basement with recessed lighting, full bath, built-in bar for entertaining , & plenty of storage.
Eat in kitchen w/ 5yr NEW cabinets, opens to large back yard with spacious deck. 2 car off street parking. All this and the home owners are offering a 1yr. AHS Home Warranty.
These are just a few of the many amenities this move-in-ready home has to offer. Call me for a private showing today!
Whether you are in the market for a new home or looking sell, give me a call or send me a quick email since I would be happy to help!
I want you to be the first to know about an exceptional new property that I am listing!
Don't Miss This Lovingly Maintained Home! Great opportunity for 1st time home buyer and/or someone in need of one-level living.
3 Bedroom, 2 Full Baths, 2yr NEW carpet & windows. Cozy fully finished basement with recessed lighting, full bath, built-in bar for entertaining , & plenty of storage.
Eat in kitchen w/ 5yr NEW cabinets, opens to large back yard with spacious deck. 2 car off street parking. All this and the home owners are offering a 1yr. AHS Home Warranty.
These are just a few of the many amenities this move-in-ready home has to offer. Call me for a private showing today!
Whether you are in the market for a new home or looking sell, give me a call or send me a quick email since I would be happy to help!
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
IS 2011 THE YEAR OF RECOVERY?
As we kick-off the new year and make resolutions to keep our resolutions, one question is still at the forefront of many minds. Will the housing market and the economy overall improve in 2011? Depending on what you're reading or who you're watching, the opinions of economists and real estate industry watchers are varied. It's not easy to predict what the market will do in the coming year, especially without the help of a crystal ball. However there are some key indicators to follow.
Most agree that the housing market recovery is largely based on the recovery of the job market. Consumers will make a down payment and purchase a home when they feel financially stable and secure.
According to a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report released in December, 28 states and the District of Columbia posted unemployment rate decreases from a year earlier though the national jobless rate approached 9.8 percent in November.
In December, the Labor Department issued statistics that showed applications for jobless insurance payments fell by 3,000 sending the average in December to the lowest level since August 2008, and fewer workers filed claims for unemployment possibly signaling that the U.S. job market is improving if only slightly.
Another indicator to watch is pending home sale statistics. According to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), pending home sales jumped in October, showing a positive uptrend since bottoming in June. The NAR Pending Home Sales Index rose 10.4 percent to 89.3 based on contracts signed in October from 80.9 in September. Of course the index remains 20.5 percent below when compared to the same time last year as buyers rushed to meet the Tax Credit deadline in 2009.
Overall, these numbers are positive, but we still have some way to go before a full recovery is realized. "It is welcoming to see a solid double-digit percentage gain, but activity needs to improve further to reach healthy, sustainable levels," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist. "The housing market clearly is in a recovery phase and will be uneven at times, but the improving job market and consequential boost to household formation will help the recovery process going into 2011," he said.
Give me a call if you would like specific information regarding the pending sales in your immediate area and how it will impact your success.
I am hopeful that 2011 will bring a revived economy and a stable housing market. I look forward to welcoming in the new year and assisting you with all your real estate needs in 2011 and beyond. Happy New Year!
Most agree that the housing market recovery is largely based on the recovery of the job market. Consumers will make a down payment and purchase a home when they feel financially stable and secure.
According to a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report released in December, 28 states and the District of Columbia posted unemployment rate decreases from a year earlier though the national jobless rate approached 9.8 percent in November.
In December, the Labor Department issued statistics that showed applications for jobless insurance payments fell by 3,000 sending the average in December to the lowest level since August 2008, and fewer workers filed claims for unemployment possibly signaling that the U.S. job market is improving if only slightly.
Another indicator to watch is pending home sale statistics. According to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), pending home sales jumped in October, showing a positive uptrend since bottoming in June. The NAR Pending Home Sales Index rose 10.4 percent to 89.3 based on contracts signed in October from 80.9 in September. Of course the index remains 20.5 percent below when compared to the same time last year as buyers rushed to meet the Tax Credit deadline in 2009.
Overall, these numbers are positive, but we still have some way to go before a full recovery is realized. "It is welcoming to see a solid double-digit percentage gain, but activity needs to improve further to reach healthy, sustainable levels," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist. "The housing market clearly is in a recovery phase and will be uneven at times, but the improving job market and consequential boost to household formation will help the recovery process going into 2011," he said.
Give me a call if you would like specific information regarding the pending sales in your immediate area and how it will impact your success.
I am hopeful that 2011 will bring a revived economy and a stable housing market. I look forward to welcoming in the new year and assisting you with all your real estate needs in 2011 and beyond. Happy New Year!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Benefits for Home Sellers Who Brave the Cold
As we hunker down and prepare ourselves for the wintry chill ahead, many home sellers consider taking their home off the market. However, there can be some real benefit for those home sellers who brave the cold and keep their homes on the market during the winter months.
Though it is true that spring and early summer are the heavy selling seasons, not many realize that selling in winter can be just as profitable, and it may even be a better time to feature your property.
During the winter months there tends to be less homes on the market which means less competition. Less competition gives home sellers more opportunity to showcase their property and make their home stand-out from the rest.
Selling during the winter season will also let home sellers take advantage of the holiday decorations which help to make homes look more cozy and inviting. The lack of leaves on trees can let the light in, and also highlight a wonderful view that would normally be shrouded in spring and summer.
Here are several tips to help you market your home successfully during the winter months.
Clear debris from your gutters to keep ice and snow at bay. Remove fallen leaves and other foliage before the first snow fall. If it does snow, make certain that all entrances to the home and driveway are easily accessible and clear of any ice. Be sure to wash the windows to take advantage of any spectacular views, and light a fire during an open house if you have a fireplace.
Of course, work with your sales professional to ensure that your property is properly priced for the market. Don't forget that while there may be fewer buyers in the market during the winter, there are still buyers out there who are looking for a deal and their perfect home.
Looking to buy or sell? Give me a call, I would be happy to help!
Though it is true that spring and early summer are the heavy selling seasons, not many realize that selling in winter can be just as profitable, and it may even be a better time to feature your property.
During the winter months there tends to be less homes on the market which means less competition. Less competition gives home sellers more opportunity to showcase their property and make their home stand-out from the rest.
Selling during the winter season will also let home sellers take advantage of the holiday decorations which help to make homes look more cozy and inviting. The lack of leaves on trees can let the light in, and also highlight a wonderful view that would normally be shrouded in spring and summer.
Here are several tips to help you market your home successfully during the winter months.
Clear debris from your gutters to keep ice and snow at bay. Remove fallen leaves and other foliage before the first snow fall. If it does snow, make certain that all entrances to the home and driveway are easily accessible and clear of any ice. Be sure to wash the windows to take advantage of any spectacular views, and light a fire during an open house if you have a fireplace.
Of course, work with your sales professional to ensure that your property is properly priced for the market. Don't forget that while there may be fewer buyers in the market during the winter, there are still buyers out there who are looking for a deal and their perfect home.
Looking to buy or sell? Give me a call, I would be happy to help!
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