Yarmouth Condos

Set in Barnstable County, Yarmouth is a quintessential New England coastal town. Its attractions include a pirate museum, a seafaring museum, and residences of artists and historic American figures. Approximately 24,000 people call the town home. Like many coastal communities, it has the dual advantage of having both a year-round resident population as well as seasonal summer residents and tourists. The high volume of tourism that the town generates makes it a natural center for boutique stores, galleries, cafes, and restaurants. Its proximity to the coast means that the town is attractive to residents, too. Its ability to draw a large and diverse group of people, combined with the region's strong market in the past several years, makes Yarmouth a very attractive place to call home. There are three main villages in town, which are Yarmouth Port, West Yarmouth, and South Yarmouth. Yarmouth Port is one of the oldest neighborhoods. It is a primarily residential area, and its housing landscape includes many older and historic homes. South Yarmouth is a vibrant neighborhood with many stores, shops, and restaurants. Its numerous bars make it a hot spot for nightlife. It is also close to Route 28, which is appealing to those who commute to work. History buffs enjoy West Yarmouth, which contains many historic attractions.

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If living here sounds appealing to you, the next step is to contact our staff, who are happy to help you move in. Our intimate knowledge of the neighborhoods and experience with the local market allows us to find just the property you're looking for. The median home value in spring 2018 is $315,656. This is an 8.8% increase from spring 2017, which means that the market is very strong, and is giving buyers and sellers confidence. Buyers should also note that the forecast calls for a 3.8% increase in home values through spring 2019, which is even more reason to buy. Adding to sellers' and investors' confidence is that the market is in good financial health. Only 6.1% of homes in this town have negative equity, which is lower than the national rate of 10.4%. Approximately 1.8% of homeowners have delinquent mortgage payments, which is slightly higher than the national average of 1.6%. The average sales price for a townhouse in 2018 is $235,917. Homes spend about 94 days on the market before selling. Of the new listings that have appeared on the market since 2017, the most active month for listings was May 2017. In that month, there were 12 new listings. July and August were the second most active months for sales with seven listings each. The sales count is another factor to consider. August was the most active month for sales in 2017, followed by November. Sales volumes were virtually identical in both August and November, when sales reached $2.239 and $2.260, respectively.

If you are ready to sell, the time to act is now. Selling involves quite a bit of work and planning, and often more than homeowners realize. The first step in selling a property is getting it looking presentable and structurally sound for legal inspections. This might mean making anything from minor aesthetic repairs to more significant repairs. Either way, your home will need to be in top shape to pass inspection. Once your home has been cleaned up for inspection, you'll need to get quality photos. You can take your own or hire a professional to stage your home. The advantage of using a professional is that he or she knows what features of your home to highlight, which can at the least attract more attention, and at best help you command a higher asking price. Once you've attracted interest, you'll be able to start scheduling open homes and showing. This is where it helps to have a skilled agent who knows townhouses to help. An experienced agent can highlight your home's best assets and facilitate a fast sale.

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