Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /home/depankar/public_html/comehometoboston.com/wp-content/plugins/divi-filterable-blog-module/includes/controller/instance.php on line 135 March 2015 - JANET PORCARO
Off-Leash Recreation Area Map from City of Newton Parks & Recreation Department
7 Dog Parks in Newton This Spring
Has Newton gone to the dogs? Newton is a diverse community embraces a diverse population–so why not include the dogs! In consideration of our canine companions and their owner’s, there are 7 off-leash dog parks in Newton. Not only does this keep the pooches happy running and playing with other dogs, dog owners get to socialize.
Be sure to review the rules on the City of Newton’s web site – City of Newton Off Leash-Recreation Program in order to continue to enjoy the benefits of Newton’s many open spaces.
Cabot ParkOff – Leash Area is closed through the Spring of 2015. Opening date TBD. Renovations are complete, the area is closed to give the grass and trees a healthy start.
Want to take Spot for a ride around Boston? Visit some of these beautiful parks in the Greater Boston Area:
Just like our clocks this weekend in the majority of the country, the 2015 housing market will soon “spring forward”! Similar to the tension in a spring, the lack of inventory available for sale in the market right now is what is holding back the market. Many potential sellers believe that waiting until Spring is in their best interest, and traditionally they would have been right. Buyer demand has seasonality to it, which usually falls off in the winter months, especially in the Greater Boston Area. This year is different. 2015 Spring Housing Market Starts Early!
A seasonal cycle shifted
Demand for housing has remained strong and is currently three times stronger than last year at this time. The National Association of REALTORS (NAR) recently reported that the top 10 dates sellers listed their homes in 2014 all fell in April, May or June. Those who act quickly and list now could benefit greatly from additional exposure to buyers prior to a flood of more competition coming to market in the next few months.
Bottom Line
If you are planning on selling your home in 2015, meet with Janet Porcaro, local real estate professional who specializes in the Great Boston Area housing market, to evaluate the opportunities in your market. Call Janet at 617-797-9497.
