Milton is still doing well. There are only 112 active single family home on the market and we have 33 properties under contract. With the interest rates around 4.5% and inventory at these levels Great time to buy and if you are thinking of selling homes in Milton are selling...
The absorption rate into the market of homes that come on the market is very good right now. Days on market have come down and prices are stable and steady...
Now is the time…Rates are not going to stay this low for long…………
Rates Average now 4.75% 30 years fixed
$300,000 mortgage
Now .... $1,500.00 per month 4.75%
Could Be $1,700 per Month 6%
“” $1,995 Per Month 7%
“” $2,200 per Month 8%
“” $2,400 per Month 9%
There was a time that if you could get a rate under 10% that was great… we could be back there again….
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Francine Jeffers of Kelley & Rege Properties, Inc. (2008) Ambassador of the Boston Chapter(BIRC) of the International Association of Home Staging Professionals (IAHSP), and (2009) President Elect for the BIRC of IAHSP.
Has been helping dreams come true in helping others who need it!! Francine coordinating the entire Staging Project for WWSSD project - a homeless shelter for mothers and children in the heart of Boston - St. Margaret's Hospital in Dorchester
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4. Middleton, WI
Top 100 rank: 4Population: 16,900Typical single-family house: $350,000Estimated property taxes: $6,000Unemployment rate: 5.9% (county)Fun fact: Mattel’s American Girl brand is based here.Pluses: Small-town charm close to big-town amenitiesMinuses: Brrr!
Residents of Middleton, which ranked No. 1 on Money's 2007 Best Places list, are just 7 miles from Madison -- Wisconsin's cosmopolitan capital. But they don't need to leave home to find things to do; Middleton has a downtown with plenty of restaurants, boutiques, and small businesses.
Newer developments--including Greenway Station, a hub for upscale retailers and restaurants, and Middleton Hills, a mixed-use community inspired by the designs of Wisconsin native Frank Lloyd Wright--have been thoughtfully planned, folks who live here say.
As for the economy, Madison's major employers (the state government and one of the nation's largest state universities) are about as stable as you can get. And within Middleton, large employers include the University of Wisconsin Foundation and medical research development firm PPD.
The resulting tax base has helped the town maintain its top-notch school system and 1,000-acre network of parks, bike paths, and running and cross-country ski trails. That helps make the frigid winters more bearable.
5. Milton, MA
Top 100 rank: 5Population: 25,400Typical single-family house: $460,000Estimated property taxes: $5,400Unemployment rate: 6.8%Fun fact: All public elementary schools here offer French immersion starting in first grade.Pluses: Good schools, short commutes, diversityMinuses: Few restaurants or small businesses
Just a few miles from downtown Boston, Milton is full of historic homes, tree-lined streets, and well-tended gardens, plus lots of parks and playgrounds.
There's a strong identity reflected in everything from the enthusiastic crowds at Milton High School's sports events (the basketball team was state champion in its division last year) to the sandwiches named for local landmarks and luminaries at G.H. Bent's Cookie Factory (built in 1891).
A vintage trolley whisks commuters to Boston's subway, and more than 5,000 jobs can be found right in town. Home prices rose a bit last year, and foreclosures are practically unheard of. Don't expect to score a housing bargain here.
Crime in Milton is low, but not nonexistent. A drive-by shooting occurred last summer and two people were killed by a troubled family member last March. "It's still an extremely safe place," says Tanya Frank, 34, who lives here with her husband, Paul McKnight, 35, and their two kids. "The police in Milton are great."
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