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Most Expensive Home Sales in Mason 2016

April 14, 2017 by Eric Lowry

Most Expensive Home Sales in Mason 2016

2016 saw the luxury home market in Mason Ohio increase at a steady pace. There were 35 luxury home sales in Mason in 2016, and compared to 20 luxury home sales in 2015.

The inventory of luxury homes for sale in Mason is pretty much equal to the inventory levels in similar areas. The inventory of homes for sale in Mason is quite high when compared to the amount of homes that are selling in Mason. Based on the current rate of sales in the luxury market there is an average of 13.9 months supply of homes for sale. Traditionally anything over 6 months worth of inventory is considered to be an oversupply favoring home buyers as opposed to favoring home sellers.

The Top Ten Most Expensive Home Sales in Mason in 2016 (see below) were sold in a range from $720,000 – $1,463,544. Of these ten home sales, 5 were in Heritage Club, 4 were in Chestnut Hill, and 1 was in the Reserves of Bethany.

Most Expensive Home Sales in Mason 2016

Address – Sale Price – Subdivision

4491 Raynor Court – $1,463,544 – Heritage Club

4827 Maxwell Drive – $900,000 – Heritage Club

4654 Raynor Court – $875,000 – Heritage Club

4906 Maxwell Drive – $858,200 – Hertiage Club

4715 Country Downs Drive – $811,967 -Chestnut Hill

4673 Raynor Court – $810,000 – Heritage Club

4709 Country Downs Drive – $777,889 – Chestnut Hill

4708 Citation Court – $765,000 – Chestnut Hill

4679 Country Downs Drive – $748,985 – Chestnut Hill

4218 Reserves Place – $720,000 – Reserves of Bethany

Three of these luxury home sales were new construction homes. All of these newly built homes were sold in the Chestnut Hill Subdivision.

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Curb Appeal Can Get You More Money When Selling Your Home

March 2, 2017 by Eric Lowry

Quick and Easy Ways to Increase Your Home’s Curb Appeal

If you’ve decided to sell your home and would like to do so quickly, you will have to come up with ways to set your home apart from the competition. Curb appeal is a great way to do so. Your home’s curb appeal provides the first impression to potential buyers, so you definitely want to make it a good one! Here are some quick and easy ways that you can make your home look attractive to new buyers and hopefully lead to a quick sale.

Freshen Up the Paint – Touch up the trim, shutters, garage door, and front door paint.

Power Wash – If your siding is looking dirty, consider giving it a good power washing to brighten it up. Don’t forget to power wash the driveway, and front porch steps.

Wash the Windows – Homes that are brighter inside sell faster, and clean windows definitely look better from the street.

Clean Up the Landscaping – Make sure you are keeping your yard trimmed and edged, and trim the bushes and trees. If it’s fall, make sure the leaves are being raked frequently.

Add a Pop of Color – Plant some brightly colored flowers in the flowerbeds.

Upgrade Your Mailbox – If your mailbox is looking shabby, consider buying a new one. You can even plant some flowers around your mailbox to add a pop of color.

Replace Exterior Light Fixtures – Get rid of any outdated or shabby light fixtures. Replace them with new lights that compliment the style of your home.

Update Door Hardware – If your home still has the original brass door knob and lock, consider upgrading.

Add New House Numbers – If your house numbers aren’t easy to see or if they’re dirty and dingy, replacing them can make a tremendous impact.

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9024 Beacon Street Deerfield Township OH 45040

February 26, 2017 by Eric Lowry

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Home Values	Map Search	Contact Us
Just Listed in Deerfield Township	Under $200,000	Under $300,000
Under $400,000	Under $500,000	Luxury Homes in Deerfield Township

Deerfield Township Ohio Houses For Sale

9024 Beacon Street Deerfield Township OH 45040

Shows like a model! Walk to Deerfield Town Centre shops & dining. Beautiful gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, island, stainless steel appliances & tile backsplash. Finished lower level with bathroom. Large master suite with luxury bathroom. 2nd floor loft. 2 car garage. Community amenities include clubhouse, pool, and exercise facility. Don’t Wait To See This Beautiful Deerfield Township Home For Sale!

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The Lowry Team Helps Clients Sell a House in Maineville

May 5, 2016 by Eric Lowry

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Home Values	Hassle Free Listing	Contact Us
Just Listed in Maineville	Under $100,000	Under $200,000
Under $300,000	Under $400,000	Luxury Homes in Maineville

The Lowry Team Helps Clients
Sell a House in Maineville OH 45039
and Buy a House in Mason OH 45040

Eric Lowry, CEO and Listing Specialist for The Lowry Team, helped clients sell a house in Maineville 45039, and buy a house in the Simpson Creek Subdivision of Mason 45040.

The Maineville home located at 7904 Saddleback Place is 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, and features a master suite with an updated bathroom, a finished basement, a three season room, and much more!

This home was on the market just 1 day before Eric Lowry got it under contract for his clients for over 100% of list price. With Eric’s great negotiation skills, the home sold for $241,000 and had been listed for $239,900.

Eric Lowry also helped his clients purchase their next home in Mason 45040. The home located at 8298 Cora Court is a beautiful brick ranch with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It was a very hot property in a popular location, and because of this there were multiple showings all going on at once when Eric showed his clients this property. Knowing it would move fast, Eric helped his clients make an offer right away which was accepted. There had been six other offers on the home at the same time, but due to Eric’s skillful negotiating, his clients won!

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The Lowry Team – Keller Williams Realty is an award winning, full service real estate firm specializing in West Chester, Liberty Township, Mason, Monroe and the Northern Suburbs of Cincinnati. The Lowry Team is “Different By Design”… taking a team approach to home buying and selling. The Lowry Team consists of members that are focused on areas of specialization including Listing Specialists, Buyer Specialists, Transaction/Listing Coordinator, Inside Sales Associate and a Marketing Director.

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Selling a House in Cincinnati – Part 6

February 8, 2016 by Eric Lowry

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Home Values	Hassle Free Listing	Contact Us
West Chester	Liberty Township	Mason
Monroe	Fairfield Township	Fairfield

Step 5 to Selling a House in Cincinnati : Pack Up and Move

Moving to a new home is exciting but it is also stressful, but there are things you can do to make it go more smoothly.

You can choose to move yourself or hire a professional moving company. The Lowry Team can provide you with a list of our preferred vendors who can take some of the weight off your shoulders.

First and foremost, be prepared with all of the necessary materials for packing. Items that you will need are lots of boxes, packing tape, and plenty of material for wrapping breakable items. If you need boxes, try asking at some local retail stores if they have any empty boxes you can have. Often, they have tons of boxes that they are more than happy to give you.

Don’t wait until the last minute. Pack one room at a time and set a goal of packing a couple of boxes a day. As you pack each room sort through items that you may want to donate or sell.

Be sure to clearly mark each box once it is packed. Make sure to notate not only what’s in the box, but what room it goes in. Also, don’t forget to mark any breakables as “fragile” so that the person carrying the box later knows to be extra careful.

When moving, some people choose to rent a truck. Shop around carefully when picking a company to rent a moving truck from. Compare mileage rates and costs of moving on different days of the week. Instead of a moving truck, some people will have a portable container brought to their house. Once all of your house is packed up and placed inside, the company will move the container to your new home. No matter what you choose to do, make sure you plan ahead. If you wait too long to reserve a truck, you may be out of luck.

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Selling a House in Cincinnati – Part 5

February 8, 2016 by Eric Lowry

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Home Values	Hassle Free Listing	Contact Us
West Chester	Liberty Township	Mason
Monroe	Fairfield Township	Fairfield

Step 4 to Selling a House in Cincinnati : Negotiate an Offer

It is extremely important to have an experienced, professional real estate agent do the negotiating for you when selling your house.

Eric Lowry, CEO and Listing Specialist for The Lowry Team, has over 16 years experience negotiating home sales in the Cincinnati area, and his listings sell for around 1% more than the market average – that could mean thousands of dollars more in your pocket.

With current market conditions, homes are selling pretty close to list price. However, there may be times when you will receive a completely low ball offer. Try not to take it personally; it’s just business. Your real estate agent will make sure that the buyer is preapproved for a loan and keep negotiating the offer for you.

Depending on market conditions, it may be important to try to keep negotiations going. The more time and money spent, the more the buyers will feel invested in reaching an agreement with you and buying your house.

It’s important to keep in mind that there is more to the negotiation process than just agreeing upon a price. You will also be negotiating occupancy and the closing date. Also, closing costs, repairs made to the home, and personal property are items that can make or break a deal. In the end, sometimes a small concession is all that is needed to agree upon a final purchase contract.

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