Buyers need every advantage in this real estate market to help them compete. Join us Thursday Feb 29th at 11:30am to learn more about Ruby’s fast as cash loan options, rate buydowns and learn how inexpensive and convenient it can be to buy first and then sell your home. Looking forward to seeing you for a
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For the last 35 years, Pete Hanning has been a leader in our community. As owner of the Red Door in Fremont for twenty years his experience as a small business owner has honed his ability to solve problems and provide service to others. Pete has been civically engaged throughout his career, with a focus
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Last week the Federal Reserve raised the interest rates by the third consecutive time by .75% basis points to reach 3.25% from 0% just a short time ago. This is consistent with what they have said they plan to do and is not the last rise expected this year. A similar rate increase is likely
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As rates reached over 4.5% last week for the first time in several years, the market continued to stay smoking hot. We expect that if rates continue to rise, we will start to see a material slow down on pricing and perhaps activity, but that has not happened yet. Today’s rates start at 4.625% and
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Once again, the Fremont community is joining together to provide our community with a chance to Trick-or-Treat, in the daylight, at familiar shops and restaurants throughout the Center of the Universe. On Sunday, October 31st from 2p – 5p. we are excited to safely join our fellow businesses in this annual tradition. We will hand out treats to
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passive [pasiv] house [haus] by Rob Harrison The term passive house (Passivhaus in German) refers to the rigorous, voluntary, standard for energy efficiency in a building, reducing its ecological footprint. It results in ultra-low energy buildings that require little energy for space heating or cooling. Although it is mostly applied to new buildings, it has
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As we approach the end of the year many fatigued buyers wonder whether we will continue to see a rise in real estate prices. According to Reuters and other news outlets prices are expected to rise into 2022, perhaps just at a little slower than the pace we have seen in 2021. What has caused
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Everyone Deserves A Home. Plymouth Housing provides permanent homes and comprehensive services that help people in need leave homelessness behind for good. We’re raising awareness about Plymouth Housing and the amazing work they are doing to provide homes for those who need them. “We couldn’t do our work without community support. We really couldn’t,”
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2020 was whirlwind year for the real estate markets. Low interest rates, competitive buying, election panic selling, and all time highs in the purchase of luxury real estate, all during a pandemic! 2020 was a good year to be a seller. 2020 saw record shattering low interest rates for 30 year fixed mortgages creating a
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CO-LIVING Our first introduction to fostering relationships with our co-inhabitants is often with our family, siblings parents, then friends and roomates as we grow. The Home is the original intentional community. We Co-Live with our parents and brothers and sisters, and sometimes extended family and we learn to navigate our personal spheres and they interact
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