The September 2011 Pinnacle Report for Wellesley and Weston real estate is here, and you may have gotten the postcard in the mail saying that it has been published….  Pinnacle Residential Properties is going green, and so for the first time ever, the report will not be mailed automatically to households.  We write this report in an effort to help you make the most informed decisions about buying and selling property.  Not only does the Pinnacle Report detail what has happened in these markets by price range, it also provides you with the average ratio of sales-price-to-assessment data, conveys what may be on the horizon and so much more.

If you would like to receive the latest Pinnacle Report, there are two ways to do so.  Either email me by clicking here so I can get your information and send you a copy of the Pinnacle Report OR sign up on the Pinnacle website by clicking here.  I hope you find the report to be as “intelligent” and “insightful” as other readers have, and please contact me with any questions or need for additional information.

The Pinnacle Report for Needham and Dover will also be released soon so please let me know if you would like a copy of this too.  Enjoy, and happy reading…..

Time again for my twice-monthly Pinnacle Report covering the Weston, MA real estate market….  We’re back in Weston, enjoying the last nine days before the kids go back to school on August 31.  In fact, today we went to the Weston Town Pool (pictured above), which is such an incredible community asset.  With its large shallow end, watering mushroom, diving board and lap lanes, the pool appeals to kids and adults of all ages.  There is also a water park/activity section, massive sand box, picnic tables, snack bar and loads of chairs to place in either the sun or the shade.  But keep in mind that the pool will be closing for the season this Sunday, August 28, so if you haven’t had a chance to venture there this summer, you have a few more days to do so….

Now on to the market recap.  In the last two weeks in Weston, six single-family homes came on the market and five sold.*  We continue to see  our overall inventory (103) decrease slightly as it has been doing throughout the summer months and approximately 30% of our listings priced above $2.5 million.  We await the Fall market, which will begin in early September.  In the meantime, enjoy these last weeks and fleeting days of summer.

To fully enjoy all of the market stats, please click Weston Pinnacle Report 8-8-2011-8-21-2011 for the details.

* Sold means “pending/under agreement” and not yet closed.

Time again for my twice-monthly Pinnacle Report covering the Weston, MA real estate market….  This time, though, instead of being in quiet, peaceful Weston, I am writing this from the majestic mountains, serene lakes and breathtaking views of Bigfork, Montana.  To say the change in scenery is monumental is an understatement.  Our Northeastern world, which I adore and find absolutely gorgeous, is so completely different than the beauty of the mountains and lakes of Montana. I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I love sharing them with you….

Now on to the market recap – six single-family homes came on the market in the last two weeks in Weston, and two sold.* Our overall inventory (107) continues to decrease slightly as it has been doing since mid-June, but it is still higher than where it was this time last year (100).  Properties priced above $2.5 million continue to constitute approximately 30% of the active listings.  As it stands now, the summer is coming to an end, and we are gearing up for the start of the Fall market in just a few weeks.

To fully enjoy all of the market stats, please click Weston Pinnacle Report 7-25-2011-8-7-2011 for the details.

* Sold means “pending/under agreement” and not yet closed.

Time again for my twice-monthly Pinnacle Report covering the Weston, MA real estate market….  It’s the middle of the summer in New England, and many people are on vacation and traveling, which means our town of Weston is especially quiet, relaxing and peaceful right about now.  I found two pictures that capture just this – Weston on a lazy summer day – and I wanted to share them with you.  Enjoy….

Six single-family homes came on the market in the last two weeks in Weston, and three sold.* Our overall inventory (110) is fairly consistent with the last report (112), and it is still slightly ahead of where it was this time last year (103). We continue to see approximately 30% of the listings priced above $2.5 million. In terms of the upcoming time frame, we have just over four weeks before the kids go back to school and Labor Day weekend arrives, which typically marks the end of the summer and the start of the Fall market.

The market stats are detailed here: