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Buyer Price Ranges: Good, Better, Best

“I Think My Seller Can Work With That” I received an email the other day from a local agent networking a Buyer need for a nicely updated condo near the (City) Lakes with at least 2,000 square feet; lake and/or skyline views; and 2 heated parking spaces — all in a building with good amenities....
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Great Fortunes, Great Crimes & Manhattan Real Estate

The Property Taxes on That $100 Million NYC Penthouse Are HOW MUCH?!? “Behind every great fortune lies a great crime.” -Honoré de Balzac Reading The New York Times’ expose, “Hidden Wealth Flows to Elite New York Condo’s,” it’s hard not to think of Balzac’s famous quote. Except that when it comes to condos in certain...
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Better Than Rent! 1155 Ford Rd. #509 in St. Louis Park

Virtual Staging Magic (See Below) Where:  1155 Ford Road #509 (“Westmarke”). What:  2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Condo with an open floor plan, west-facing Deck, and deluxe Owner’s Suite with walk-in closet.  Total square feet:  1,200. When:  listed Dec. 4 (days on market:  10). How much:  $169,900 Who:  listed by Ross Kaplan, Edina Realty – City Lakes...
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Ramblers/Ranches: 1-Level Living, Yes, But . . .

Pros and Cons For Downsizing Baby Boomers Surprise, surprise, that stalwart of the ’50’s — the one-story rambler (known as a “ranch” on the coasts) — is making a comeback. They can be especially appealing to downsizing Baby Boomers, who are looking for one-level living, in a smaller home, with the privacy and backyard that go with a detached, single-family...
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The Virtue of High-Res(olution) Photos

Not All Photos Are Created Equal First, this caveat:  it’s VERY expensive to do — and therefore is only warranted for more expensive listings. But, especially when a property has lots of windows showcasing stunning views, it makes sense to take high-resolution photos, and digitally enhance the exterior (for better contrast). The two photos (above)...
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Condo (& Townhome) Association Due Diligence: What REALLY Matters?

Why Cash Reserves Can Be Misleading At least in Minnesota, anyone buying a property in a Common Interest Community (“CIC”) — typically, a condo or townhome — has 10 days after completing the Purchase Agreement to review the related Association documents. What should Buyers be on the lookout for? Not the Association’s pet policy —...
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