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At any given time, there are 5 key market factors that determine the opportunity to buy or sell a property. They are:

👌 Stunning Waterfront Home - Like New!

⛵Oversized lot with ocean access and no fixed bridges - seawall and dock in perfect condition.

🏊‍♀️Resort-style pool offering privacy as it's tucked back from the water

🏚️2021 New Roof, All Impact Windows and retractable doors, Pool resurfaced, New electrical

🚰2022 - all new plumbing

✅Completely "High End" Remodeled Interior - Coastal Contemporary Design - with water views from just about every room.

So much more.....Stay tuned for more information or email Linda@CrossroadsRealtyTeam.com to be the first to know when this off-market property will be available.

Looking to sell your home and move into a new one? That can be tricky!

Lots of folks try to make the process easier by buying a new home before selling their current one, but that’s a bad idea. Paying two mortgages at once will drain your budget and leave you with very little margin—a recipe for some serious stress.

With so much happening across the country and the costs of everything on the rise, you might be wondering how all that’s impacting real estate.

Will we see more skyrocketing home values? How will the real estate market shake out in our current economic climate? Whether you’re selling, buying or staying put, here are the 2023 real estate trends to watch!

Call Linda to know more about these amazing properties!

Housing inventory in the U.S. decreased between October and November this year, underscoring a housing shortage that some experts believe is helping to keep soaring prices from dramatically plummeting.

'Of the people who are still buying homes, an unprecedented portion are relocating to new metros,' the report found

Nearly 25% of U.S. homebuyers are looking to move out of their current metro areas, with many people turning their attention to cities in Florida as their next place to call home, according to a new study. 

The nation's largest housing markets moved closer in the direction of favoring buyers in October, despite a majority of markets still favoring sellers, according to the Knock Buyer-Seller Market Index, which analyzes key housing market metrics to measure the degree to which the nation’s 100 largest markets favor home buyers or sellers.