The above colonial is located at 191 Lake Avenue. Touring this house, I was struck by the way the owner was able to renovate giving the home a newer feel but keeping a lot of period details that truly added to the character of the home. I love the old doors with the keyholes imbedded in the square brass fronts. The home is four bedrooms with 2 full baths and 2 half baths. It is listed as 1,924 s.f. and sits on .2 of one acre of land. Some of the renovations I mentioned include, two baths, the kitchen, along with a new compressor and A/C unit. It is a few blocks from library, Greenwich Avenue, etc. The listing price is $1.493M.
I want to thank a couple of you who reached out over the past two weeks in regards to some of the information you would like to see. Based on those conversations, below are the Sold Price to List Price percentage for each of the four towns as well as some neighborhood data:
Sold Price vs. List Price
Neighborhood Data
The inventory grew again in the past two weeks. We have 716 properties, only six more than we did last week. I like the numbers this week the growth in inventory seems to be in the lower price range where we need them to be and the higher price ranges inventory stayed flat. Feel free to compare the numbers of month on average, the sold by price range percentages, and new listing vs. sold numbers with previous issues atwww.greenwichrealestateguy.com/blog.
I would like to thank Mark Pruner for mentioning me in the Greenwich Patch. Mark also does his own synopsis of the Greenwich Market at www.greenwichstreets.com. I have updated the mortgage information on the bottom of the newsletter as well.
Please let me know if you would like me to provide customized information or statistics for you based on your criteria.
**The information on the featured property and all statistical information is from the Greenwich MLS.
**All opinions garnered from the statistics are my own
Best,
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