Charlton Real Estate News

Tuesday Dec 22 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts surged by about 60 percent in November when compared to the same month last year, while prices showed signs of stabilizing.

Related Topix: Housing, Warren, MA, Real Estate, Worcester County, MA

Thursday Dec 17 | via The Daily Times 

OCEAN CITY -- It's only a slight budge, but the needle is moving in the right direction for Worcester County real estate sales, according to results of a monthly report.

Related Topix: Ocean City, MD, Worcester County, MD, Real Estate, Home Listing, Home, Foreclosures

Saturday Dec 12 | via Daily Times 

It's only a slight budge, but the needle is moving in the right direction for Worcester County real estate sales.

Related Topix: Worcester County, MA, Real Estate, Foreclosures

Nov 24, 2009 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts shot up by about 17 percent in October when compared to the same month last year, but the median price continued to slide down.

Related Topix: Housing, Warren, MA, Real Estate, Worcester County, MA, Worcester, MA

Nov 17, 2009 | via Http 

Just three years after landing a $2 million loan from MassDevelopment , the Winsor Building at 250 Commercial St.

Related Topix: Worcester, MA, Foreclosures, Worcester County, MA

22 hrs ago | via Boston.com 

For the first time in at least two decades, more US residents are moving to Massachusetts than moving out, a dramatic turnaround that has helped fuel the state's sharpest population growth since 2001, according to new estimates from the US Census Bureau.

Related Topix: Massachusetts, Massachusetts Government, Housing

Wednesday Dec 23 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

Extraordinary government efforts to stabilize the housing market are paying off.

Related Topix: Housing, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Real Estate, Massachusetts

Tuesday Dec 22 | via Boston Globe 

Federal tax breaks, historically low mortgage rates, and an improving economy sparked a record surge in Massachusetts home sales last month, but with the crucial spring selling season still to come, the question remains: Can it last? First-time home buyers, rushing to beat a possible Dec.

Related Topix: Massachusetts, Housing, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Home Listing, 9

Tuesday Dec 22 | via WHDH-TV 

Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts surged by about 60 percent in November when compared to the same month last year, while prices showed signs of stabilizing.

Related Topix: Housing, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Government, Real Estate

Tuesday Dec 22 | via Providence Journal 

For the first time since July 2006, the median price of single-family houses sold in Rhode Island has increased from the same period in the prior year, according to the Rhode Island Association of Realtors.

Related Topix: Housing, Real Estate, Massachusetts

6 hrs ago | via Telegraph.co.uk 

People are waiting for more than four years to be cleared by the Government agency which vets people before they work with children or vulnerable adults.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home

17 min ago | via Village Soup 

Bright & immaculate, this custom built home offers large open living areas in a pretty pastoral setting with fields, woodlands & garden area.

Related Topix: Home Listing, Home, Maine, Real Estate

27 min ago | via Arbroath Today 

Putting VAT back up in January could stall a recovery from recession, an economic forecaster has warned.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home

31 min ago | via Fort Worth Star-Telegram 

The developer of the So7 residential, office and retail community just west of downtown Fort Worth expects to complete refinancing next week that will keep the development out of foreclosure and allow it to begin leasing residential units once planned as condos.

Related Topix: Fort Worth, TX, Foreclosures, Austin, TX

37 min ago | via The Oregonian 

Studies about the risks of dialing and driving should influence drivers' behavior more than the new state law Oregon's new law forbidding drivers from using handheld phones contains a loophole that may well be big enough for real estate agents, contractors, FedEx drivers and just about anyone who needs a car for work -- including state lawmakers.

Related Topix: Real Estate, Opinion