BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ—Sean Carroll, team leader of The Carroll Team at RE/MAX Classic Group in Berkeley Heights, NJ recently returned from attending the top educational opportunity offered in the real estate industry, the STAR POWERÒ Annual Conference.
Presented by internationally acclaimed educator and trainer, Howard Brinton, this Conference brought together over 1,800 of the most progressive, forward-thinking professionals in real estate today to share their methods of success. The faculty consisted of 170 of the continent’s top-producing real estate professionals, all ranking in the top 1% of all REALTORSâ in North America.
Sean Carroll a REALTORâ with RE/MAX Classic Group had this to say about the experience: “This Conference and the STAR POWERÒ Systems have armed me with the best tools available to provide the highest quality of service to my clients. In addition, I continue to build a tremendous network for referring my clients to the best agents all over the country when they’re considering a move or looking to buy a second home. I also received invaluable insight on the benefit of operating from a business philosophy, and incorporating the latest technology to keep me on the cutting edge.”
As a part of the Conference, Sean Carroll received information for consumers about the top six mistakes that sellers can make when selling a home, as well as a questionnaire for evaluating and hiring a real estate professional. As a public service, Sean Carroll has decided to make these two reports available to Union County residents at no charge. Anyone wanting this information can call Sean at 908-376-1569 or e-mail their request to Sean@GoCarrollTeam.com Or they may drop by the RE/MAX Classic Group office, located at 440 Springfield Ave. in Berkeley Heights, NJ.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
Berkeley Heights NJ Real Estate Summary
There are currently 77 single family homes on market for sale in Berkeley Heights NJ. These numbers have remained fairly constant over the past month.
Although prices have trended lower or remained flat, Berkeley Heights still remains an appealing option for many buyers, which has enabled homes to sell quickly if they are priced properly. Multiple offers are still a possiblity for competetively priced homes. However, with so many new listings, I expect days on market to rise for homes that are priced too high.
There were 13 properties that closed in July in Berkeley Heights, down from 26 in June and the average selling price was $639,423 and the average days on market was 54. (according to Garden State MLS Statistics)
Prepared By:Sean Carroll - RealtorRE/MAX Classic GroupServing Cranford, Westfield, Garwood, Berkeley Heights, and surrounding towns as your Realtor
Although prices have trended lower or remained flat, Berkeley Heights still remains an appealing option for many buyers, which has enabled homes to sell quickly if they are priced properly. Multiple offers are still a possiblity for competetively priced homes. However, with so many new listings, I expect days on market to rise for homes that are priced too high.
There were 13 properties that closed in July in Berkeley Heights, down from 26 in June and the average selling price was $639,423 and the average days on market was 54. (according to Garden State MLS Statistics)
Prepared By:Sean Carroll - RealtorRE/MAX Classic GroupServing Cranford, Westfield, Garwood, Berkeley Heights, and surrounding towns as your Realtor
Westfield NJ Real Estate Summary
Westfield, NJ Real Estate Update
There are currently 195 single family homes on the market for sale. These numbers have stayed stable in the past month. Last month, there were about 203 listings for sale at this time. Inventory levels in general are higher than in prior months, giving buyers more options when selecting a home.
Although prices in general have trended slightly lower or flatlined, Westfield still remains an appealing option for many buyers, which has enabled homes to sell quickly if they are priced properly. Westfield NJ has an excellent school system, an expansive downtown shopping and dining area, and a train line to Newark, with transfer service to Manhattan.
Multiple offers are still a possiblity for competetively priced homes. However, with so many new listings, I expect days on market to rise for homes that are priced too high.
There were 43 properties that closed in July in Westfield, the average selling price was $893,697 and the average days on market was 43. (according to Garden State MLS Statistics) This is consistent with last months buyer stats.
Prepared By:
Sean Carroll - Realtor
RE/MAX Classic Group
Serving Cranford, Westfield, Garwood, Berkeley Heights, and surrounding towns as your Realtor!
Cranford NJ Real Estate Summary - August 2007
Cranford, NJ Real Estate Update
There are currently 106 single family homes and 4 multi family homes on the market for sale. These numbers have risen substantially in the past month as the spring market picked up with a flood of new inventory. Last month, there were 95 listings for sale at this time. Inventory levels are much higher than before, giving buyers more options when selecting a home.
Although prices have trended lower or flatlined, Cranford still remains an appealing option for many buyers, which has enabled homes to sell quickly if they are priced properly. Multiple offers are still a possiblity for competetively priced homes. However, with so many new listings, I expect days on market to rise for homes that are priced too high.
There were 31 properties that closed in July in Cranford, the average selling price was $$446,100 and the average days on market was 55. (according to Garden State MLS Statistics) This is substantially more closed sales than in June, which indicates that buyers are actively seeking Cranford in this market.
There are currently 106 single family homes and 4 multi family homes on the market for sale. These numbers have risen substantially in the past month as the spring market picked up with a flood of new inventory. Last month, there were 95 listings for sale at this time. Inventory levels are much higher than before, giving buyers more options when selecting a home.
Although prices have trended lower or flatlined, Cranford still remains an appealing option for many buyers, which has enabled homes to sell quickly if they are priced properly. Multiple offers are still a possiblity for competetively priced homes. However, with so many new listings, I expect days on market to rise for homes that are priced too high.
There were 31 properties that closed in July in Cranford, the average selling price was $$446,100 and the average days on market was 55. (according to Garden State MLS Statistics) This is substantially more closed sales than in June, which indicates that buyers are actively seeking Cranford in this market.
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