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2025 New England housing market: more homes, savvier buyers, and smarter sellers As the spring real estate season winds down across New England, the May 2025 housing report from Realtor.com signals a shifting market: more homes on the market, stable prices, and sellers becoming more realistic with pricing. Here’s …

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Why homeownership still matter: a message for renters In 2025, the world of housing looks different than it did just a few years ago. Interest rates have fluctuated, home prices have risen in many areas, and economic uncertainty has made many renters question whether buying a home is still worth it. If you're …

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How mortgages work in 2025 Buying a New England home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will ever make—and for many, it wouldn't be possible without a mortgage. But how exactly does a mortgage work? If you're new to the world of real estate or just want to better understand your options, this guide …

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Why 2025 is a great time to buy or sell investment property The real estate market is always evolving, influenced by economic trends, demographic shifts, and policy changes. As we move deeper into 2025, New England investors and property owners alike are facing a unique window of opportunity. Whether you're looking to …

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How to finance your home with a construction loan Building your dream New England home is an exciting venture, but it also requires careful financial planning. One of the key aspects of this planning involves securing a construction loan. Unlike traditional mortgages, construction loans are specifically designed to …

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The power of being a cash buyer: why no-contingency offers win in today’s housing market 2. More attractive to sellers A seller’s worst nightmare is a deal falling through due to financing issues. When a buyer requires a mortgage, there is always the risk of loan denial, low appraisals, or underwriting delays. A …

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