July 31st, 2007 at 05:41pm
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There is Tri City Wa real estate that has been on the market for a very long time. When other properties around a house are selling and this one hasn’t, it can cause potential buyers to be wary.
Firstly, all homes are not equal, this is self-evident. Some are new, some are old, some have a modern design, some are small, others extremely large, some are just plain
quirky! However, time and again it will be the seller who is responsible for the house not selling. Usually it’s as simple as not listing the Tri Cities real estate at the price it is actually worth. An appropriate price is determined by the condition of the property and neighborhood competition.
Ultimately, at the right price all real estate will be sold. And this puts the ball directly in the seller’s court. A long-standing no sale home is often a clear indication that the poor condition of the property has not been taken into consideration by the seller.
So if you are a potential seller, bear this advice in mind when putting your property on the market. Overpricing your property will only make Tri City Wa homes Realtor have a more difficult job. And having your home on the market for a long period of time will only give potential buyers more leverage.
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July 22nd, 2007 at 09:59am
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Castle Rock, incorporated in 1881, is nestled in the heart of East Plum Creek Valley, surrounded by rocky buttes and featuring stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. Castle Rock is located just south of Denver and part of the
Denver real estate market.
Named for the prominent rock formation that overlooks the Town, Castle Rock features several planned developments tied together by its historic downtown. First settled in the 1870s, the Town soon became a center for rhyolite mining and an important station for north-south railroad traffic.
The Town has grown from 3,900 people in 1980 to an estimated 42,000 in 2006, and retains its small-town character and distinct community boundaries. Castle Rock is also home to Castle Pines Village. One of the most prestigious addresses in Colorado. Visit your Castle Pines Realtorfor more community information.
Clear days and blue skies are the norm with an average of 255 days of sunshine a year. The average high temperature is 85 degrees in the summer months and 44 degrees in the winter. Annual snowfall is 62.2 inches and the average humidity is 40 percent.
Castle Rock provides several indoor and outdoor leisure opportunities including the Community Recreation Center, 400 acres of parks, the Red Hawk Ridge municipal golf course, and Hidden Mesa open space. Residents and visitors can also enjoy a full range of shopping experiences from downtown boutiques to department stores and the Outlets at Castle Rock, or enjoy dining on anything from fast food to gourmet. With all this to offer, interest in Castle Rock real estate is growing.
The small town charm, beautiful views and unique culture attract more than 2,500 new residents annually
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