Higher Rates and Short Supply: The State of Real Estate in 2022 The last two years caught many of us off guard—and not just because of the pandemic. They also ushered in the hottest housing market on record, with home prices rising nationally by nearly 19% in 2021, driven primarily by low mortgage rates and …
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A Return to ‘Normal’? The State of Real Estate in 2022 Last year was one for the real estate history books. The pandemic helped usher in a buying frenzy that caused home prices to soar nationwide by a record 19.9% between August 2020 and August 2021.1 However, there were signs in the fourth quarter that …
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DOWNLOAD APP FOR OPEN HOUSES Open Houses are back on! Open Houses are back on – both for the public and for brokers! In case you didn’t know, a Public Open House in Greenwich, usually held on Saturday or Sunday afternoons, is not the only opportunity for a house to be available for viewings. A …
It’s Time to Clam Up! As of this writing, the weather on Sunday is predicted to be cloudy but that doesn’t mean you should stay home from the beach at Old Greenwich’s Tod’s Point. It promises to be a day full of activities that will appeal to kids and wannabe kids (I’m guilty). Bruce Museum Seaside …
Greenwich Polo – Opening Day Sunday, June 7th was the opening day for Greenwich Polo and what a perfect day it was! Gates opened at 1PM giving plenty of time to scope out the territory. If you didn’t bring your own picnic, there were food trucks from Lobstercraft, Bounty Gourmet Burgers, Follow that Cupcake, La …
Greenwich Events I love our town. Why? As an example, I just had the most wonderful week. Greenwich Town Party The Greenwich Town Party last Saturday was fabulous not only for the music and festivities but for running into friends, old and new, and neighbors, past and present. Old Greenwich Memorial Day Parade The OG Memorial …
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False Alarm – The Storm that Wasn’t. After the threat of a major blizzard, most stayed indoors. The actual snowfall was only 6 inches, not the 2 to 3 feet predicted, but no complaints here about dodging this bullet. Being stuck indoors for so long, I had to get out to take a look around Old …
