What Homeowners Should Know About Rain Barrels

Sustainability is trending, especially among young buyers, and an aesthetically pleasing rain barrel offers cost savings and curb appeal.

Outfitting a house with a rain barrel does more than collect and conserve rainwater: It saves money, too. Well-placed rain barrels help cut utility costs by collecting free water for gardening, lawn watering or even washing the car. And homeowners are taking note.

“There has absolutely been an increase in the popularity of rain barrels in the last decade,” says Francesca Corra, a Los Angeles–based landscape designer(link is external). She says that drought and mandatory water restrictions have highlighted the need for water conservation in California.

A rain barrel might sound like a breeding ground for mosquitoes or a potential eyesore, but it’s surprisingly easy to maintain and to camouflage these cost-cutting green home features. Here’s what to know if your clients want to add a rain barrel or spruce up an existing rain barrel before a home resale.

Benefits of Rain Barrels

Interest in rain barrels is rising, but as with many green concepts, the learning curve is still vast. Real estate professionals have a unique advantage in educating clients who don’t know much about this affordable water conservation solution.

After all, says Corra, homeowners were once concerned that solar panels could detract from a home’s appeal. Now? Fifty-two percent(link is external) of American homeowners have already installed, or given serious thought to installing, solar panels.

Rain Barrels Conserve Water

“One of the most important things everyone should be looking at right now is ways to retain any rainwater that falls on our properties and not send it out into the street. Is one rain barrel the solution to our drought problem? No, it is not. However, it does help,” Corra says.

“I have easily saved at least 500 gallons of water so far this spring and summer,” says Laura Peet, a homeowner and gardener with two 50-gallon rain barrels on either side of her Charlottesville, Virginia, home. Though Virginia is far less prone to droughts than are desert regions in California or Arizona, Peet says the clay soil tends to dry out quickly.

Rain Barrels Keep Landscaping Lush

“Whatever amount [the rain barrel] keeps from going out into the street is water saved for the plants in the garden,” says Corra. “Trees, especially, will always need more water, and they are in danger right now as more and more people are turning off their irrigation.”

Peet uses rain barrel water to keep her raised vegetable gardens lush. Tracey Zeeck, a communications director(link is external) and homeowner outside Oklahoma City, also enjoys using her rain barrel as an accessible, above-ground water source for gardening.

“I think it’s fun to capture it and use it when you want to—free water!” Zeeck says, adding that her husband thinks the plants thrive more when watered with harvested rain versus chlorinated city water.

Rain Barrels Attract Eco-Conscious Buyers

There’s no denying that more and more clients care about going green.

Fifty-one percent of real estate professionals say their buyer clients are interested in sustainability, according to National Association of REALTORS® data. Twelve percent of homeowners cite green home features as a reason for purchasing their current home, and 10% consider “landscaping for energy conservation” to be “very important.”

Rain barrels can play a small but important role in sustainability and water conservation. Saving rainwater “creates an awareness that we are doing something to help our environment,” says Corra.

How to Prevent Problems With Rain Barrels

Conserving water is excellent, but homeowners also need to keep their rain barrels from becoming problematic. Breeding insects can quickly destroy the tranquility of a yard.

Here’s what experienced rain barrel owners suggest for maintenance.

  • Drain water regularly. A rain barrel isn’t meant to hold water indefinitely, says Corra. “Identify areas with the most need—i.e., trees, vegetable gardens, potted plants—and let the water out within a few days of the rain,” she adds.
  • Install a mesh screen on top. If a rain barrel does not arrive fitted with a fine mesh at the entry point, installing a screen or fine netting is vital to keep debris and mosquitoes out of the water.
  • Carefully consider position and elevation. “During a strong storm, the barrels will overflow, and you don’t want a steady stream of water to run against the house,” Peet says. “I have them nestled in gravel to keep any water flow away from the house.”

Conservation Chic: Can Rain Barrels Boost Curb Appeal?

There’s no reason to be concerned about rain barrels ruining the look of a home, according to Peet and Zeeck. And when they’re carefully selected to match the architectural style or disappear into the landscaping, these reservoirs of free water might actually boost curb appeal.

“Water barrels come in many shapes and sizes,” says Peet. “The ones I’ve purchased look like bourbon barrels, and I think they add a nice charm to my Craftsman-style home.”

With an increase in demand comes an increase in options, so homeowners are likely to find a rain barrel that fits the aesthetic of their home. It might also act as a conversation starter among like-minded potential buyers. After all, anyone who buys that home can now clearly signal a commitment to green living—and a lower water bill to prove it.

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Slowdown in Home Prices Ahead Despite Q3 Growth

The third quarter may have marked the end of price surges as higher mortgage rates put a damper on projections for property appreciation. Read more from NAR’s latest report.

Home prices continued to climb in the third quarter of this year, but the upward trend may finally be coming to an end, according to the National Association of REALTORS®’ latest quarterly report. Higher mortgage rates are starting to weigh on home price growth, though practically every major metro saw home prices rise in the third quarter. Forty-six percent of the 185 markets that NAR tracks even registered double-digit increases.

The national median price for a single-family existing home was $398,000 in the third quarter, an 8.6% jump from a year earlier. That’s a slower pace than in the second quarter, when the median price was 14.2% higher year over year. More easing is expected over the next few months, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. “Much lower buyer capacity has slowed home price growth, and the trend will continue until mortgage rates stop rising,” he says. “The median income needed to buy a typical home has risen to $88,300. That’s almost $40,000 more than it was prior to the start of the pandemic.”

Meanwhile, the monthly mortgage payment on a typical existing single-family home with a 20% down payment swelled to $1,840 in the third quarter, up 50% year over year. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is currently above 7%—double what it was a year ago—prompting house hunters to revisit what they can afford. The typical family now needs a qualifying income of at least $100,000 to afford a 10% down payment on a mortgage in 59 markets, up from 53 markets in the second quarter. Further, a family with a qualifying income of less than $50,000 can afford a home in just 17 of the markets NAR tracks, down from 23 in the previous quarter.

First-time home buyers are struggling with these dynamics. A typical starter home worth about $338,700 would have a monthly mortgage payment of $1,808 with a 10% down payment, an increase of nearly $600 compared to a year ago. First-time buyers typically spend nearly 38% of their income on mortgage payments; most financial experts consider households financially burdened when they spend more than 25% of their income on housing.

Where Prices Are Rising the Most

Some of the priciest markets in the country, like the San Jose and San Francisco areas in California—with a median home price of $1.7 million and $1.3 million, respectively—could see some cooling in the months ahead. “The more expensive markets on the West Coast will likely experience some price declines following this rapid price appreciation, which is the result of many years of limited homebuilding,” Yun says. “The Midwest, with relatively affordable home prices, will likely continue to see price gains as incomes and rents both rise.”

The South not only saw the highest share of sales of existing single-family homes in the third quarter but also the highest year-over-year appreciation in the country, NAR’s report shows. Prices jumped 11.9% in the region, followed by an 8.2% increase in the Northeast, 7.4% in the West and 6.6% in the Midwest.

The following 10 metros posted the largest year-over-year price increases in the country in the third quarter:

  • North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla.: 23.8%
  • Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.: 21.2%
  • Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, S.C.-N.C.: 21.1%
  • Panama City, Fla.: 20.5%
  • Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, Fla.: 19.6%
  • Port St. Lucie, Fla.: 19.4%
  • Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin, S.C.: 18.9%
  • Kingsport-Bristol-Bristol, Tenn.-Va.: 18.8%
  • Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla.: 18.8%
  • Ocala, Fla.: 18.8%

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New Jersey Home – 72 Lawr-Penn Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648

72 Lawr-Penn Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648

Listing courtesy of Richard Alberalla – Coldwell Banker Realty

$549,000

Original price: $575,000
Est. Mortgage $3,854/mo*

4 Beds
3 Baths
3104 Sq. Ft.

Description about this home for sale at 72 Lawr-Penn Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648

Well maintained 4 bedroom, 2 full bath and 1 half bath home with added living space in the huge family room on lower level. Many updates throughout include newer roof, windows, front door, sliders (2), sliding barn style doors, garage doors, wood fence and driveway. interior recently refreshed with neutral paint and awaiting your decorating scheme. Hardwood floors flow through the formal living and dining rooms. Entertain with ease in the open floor plan with stylish barn door opening to the kitchen or close for intimate dinners. Updated in 2019, the kitchen features light maple cabinets w/soft close feature, under cab lighting. Grow your own cooking herbs in the garden window. Sliders open to backyard privacy and Trex deck with water, electric and natural gas line. Also on this level is the owner’s bedroom with en suite bathroom, two secondary bedrooms and shared bath. Need more room? On the lower level is the huge family room with walk-out to grade. Features include wet-bar, gas fireplace and hardwood floor. Bedroom 4, an office/hobby room plus utility area, laundry room and large storage room also on this level. The backyard features a very large shed with electric. Mature trees and plantings provide privacy. This house is in a beautiful quiet neighborhood with easy commuting access to Lawrenceville and Pennington via Routes 31, 206, 95 and 295. Close to many outstanding schools, Ryder University, shops, restaurants and the Trenton-Mercer Airport.

Interior Features on this home for sale at 72 Lawr-Penn Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648
Interior DetailsBasement: None,Sump PumpNumber of Rooms: 11Types of Rooms: Master Bedroom, Master Bathroom, Dining Room, Family Room, Kitchen, Living Room
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms (full): 2Number of Bathrooms (half): 1
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 3104 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesUtilities: Electricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Cable Available, Garbage IncludedAppliances: Carbon Monoxide Detector, Gas Cooktop, Dishwasher, Dryer, Kitchen Exhaust Fan, Microwave, Refrigerator, Self Cleaning Oven, Wall Oven(s) – Gas, Washer, Gas Water HeaterDishwasherDryerLaundry: Laundry RoomMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher
Heating & CoolingHeating: 1 Unit,Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: 1 Unit,Ceiling Fan(s),Central AirHas HeatingHeating Fuel: 1 Unit
Fireplace & SpaNumber of Fireplaces: 1Fireplace: Family Room, GasHas a Fireplace
Gas & ElectricGas: Gas-NaturalHas Electric on Property
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Thermal Windows/Doors, BlindsDoor: Storm Door(s)Flooring: Tile, Vinyl-Linoleum, Wood
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityLevels: Multi/Split, Split LevelFloors: Tile, Vinyl Linoleum, Wood
SecuritySecurity: Carbon Monoxide Detector
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesRoof: Asphalt ShinglePatio / Porch: Deck, PatioFencing: WoodOther Structures: Storage ShedExterior: Sidewalk
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 2Number of Covered Spaces: 2Open Parking Spaces: 2No CarportHas a GarageNo Attached GarageParking Spaces: 6Parking: 2 Car Width,Asphalt
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Days on Market
Days on Market: 104
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1968Year Renovated: 2019
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family Residence
BuildingConstruction Materials: Brick, Vinyl Siding
Property InformationParcel Number: 2007056020000000090000
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $549,000Price Per Sqft: $177
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: P.o.t.
Active Status
MLS Status: Active
Location
Direction & AddressCity: Lawrence Twp.Community: Academy Manor
School InformationElementary School: LawrencevlJr High / Middle School: LawrenceHigh School: Lawrence

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about this home for sale at 72 Lawr-Penn Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648 and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas

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, SFR
CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

Home for Sale in Delaware County PA Specialist
3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
Cell Number: (610) 659-3999 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
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Listing courtesy of Richard Alberalla – Coldwell Banker Realty

Jersey Shore Vacation Home – 113 60th St. #B Sea Isle City, NJ 08243

113 60th St. #B Sea Isle City, NJ 08243

Listing courtesy of Amy Lombardo – BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HS FOX & ROACH sic

$599,000

Est. Mortgage $3,971/mo*
3 Beds
2 Baths
1088 Sq. Ft.

Description about this home for sale at 113 60th St. #B Sea Isle City, NJ 08243

The time has arrived to own a piece of the Jersey Shore. This perfectly located first floor 3 bedroom/2 bathroom condo has become available to purchase at a GREAT PRICE! The spacious open floor plan will surprise you at first glance, hosting handfuls of natural light and plenty of room to relax after a full day on the beach. Enjoy the convenience of one floor living and the bonus of having a primary bedroom with a private full bathroom. Condo includes a storage shed for all of your beach gear and assigned parking for each of the four units in this building. Centrally located to stores, restaurants, recreation park and one of the best lifeguard beaches on the island. All this makes this condo the perfect purchase as a beach house or investment property. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19th – 10 am -1pm

Interior Features on this home for sale at 113 60th St. #B Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
Interior DetailsNumber of Rooms: 5
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms: 2Number of Bathrooms (full): 2
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 1088 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Range, Self Cleaning Oven, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher, Disposal, Electric Water HeaterDishwasherDisposalDryerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher
Heating & CoolingHeating: Electric,Fireplace(s)Has CoolingAir Conditioning: Central Air,Ceiling Fan(s)Has HeatingHeating Fuel: Electric
Fireplace & SpaHas a Fireplace
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Drapes, BlindsFlooring: TileCommon Walls: No One Below
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityLevels: OneEntry Location: First FloorFloors: Tile
SecuritySecurity: Smoke Detector(s)
Exterior Features
Parking & GarageParking Spaces: 1Parking: 1 Car
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Days on Market
Days on Market: 5
Property Information
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Condominium
BuildingNot a New Construction
Property InformationIncluded in Sale: Drapes, Blinds, Partial Furniture
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $599,000Price Per Sqft: $551
Status Change & Dates
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: Sea Isle City

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about this home for sale at 113 60th St. #B Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas

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, SFR
CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

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3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
Cell Number: (610) 659-3999 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
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Listing courtesy of Amy Lombardo – BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HS FOX & ROACH sic

Ways to Be More Intentionally Inclusive

How real estate pros can support greater diversity within brokerages and associations.

Growing up on the South Side of Chicago, Marki Lemons-Ryhal was considered “Black royalty.” Her family owned the city’s second-oldest Black-owned restaurant, and her grandfather was an inductee into the Barbecue Hall of Fame. Despite Chicago’s well-documented segregation, Lemons-Ryhal, a broker, author and real estate speaker, says her early experience was that her status within the Black community offered her safety.

It wasn’t until her study abroad experience in Reykjavik, Iceland, that Lemons-Ryhal recognized the importance of diversity. “My Icelandic family loved me as if they birthed me,” she recalls. “Living in Iceland changed my heart. It showed me how to feel unconditional love for a person outside their color.” At a session Saturday during NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience(link is external) in Orlando, Fla., Lemons-Ryhal shared insights on how real estate leaders can be more intentional and inclusive in their business.

  1. Ask explicitly for help and money. During national unrest following the 2020 murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Lemons-Ryhal posted an emotional plea(link is external) for funds that would benefit The 77(link is external), which is the Chicago Association of REALTORS®’ Diversity Committee. The post went viral, garnering more than 50,000 views and $88,000 in donations. Lemons-Ryhal noted that the post was out of character for her, but she also knew that “closed mouths don’t get fed.” She recognized that she was in a unique position to use her platform and ask for what her community needed.
  2. Coordinate with someone who can do the work. It’s equally important to know when you aren’t the best person for the job, Lemons-Ryhal said. For example, if you don’t speak Spanish, you may not be the right person to represent your brokerage when engaging the Hispanic community. “Become the coordinator,” she recommended. “Invite a bilingual lender and REALTOR® to speak on the changes in the industry.” It’s a win-win, Lemons-Ryhal said, to show that you’re an inclusive organization that values all voices while also building referrals to the fastest-growing market of home buyers in the country.
  3. Offer accessible experiences. When her brokerage offered a private screening of “Punch 9 for Harold Washington(link is external),” a film about the first Black mayor of Chicago, Lemons-Ryhal noted that her company rented separate theaters near their two offices. “It was the same experience in two different locations. By giving everyone the same experience, we made sure no one was missing out,” she said.
  4. Consider diversity outside of race. Lemons-Ryhal noted that while most continue to think of diversity in terms of race, it’s equally important to consider people with disabilities, those who are from different cultures and religions, and those who identify as LGBTQ, among others. You may need to learn and use new terms. (Lemons-Ryhal said she recently called her niece to ask what it meant to be “poly-pan,” a term she first heard from her barber.) To be truly inclusive, “we need to be OK with everything,” she said.
  5. Ask about institutional support. One audience member at the session shared that she joined her association’s diversity, equity and inclusion committee, but efforts fizzled out after a few meetings. She asked Lemons-Ryhal for advice on how to proceed. “Go to leadership,” Lemons-Ryhal responded. “You want to know what is the strategic plan of the association and if they are going to support that effort.” She also advised that DEI committees survey members about what is important to them or what is missing from the association’s output. This ensures that the goals are framed around member input rather than assumptions or anecdotes.

Being inclusive is good for business, Lemons-Ryhal said, as it can help identify new leaders with fresh perspectives and help REALTORS® do a better job of servicing their clients. But it will also benefit each person who becomes comfortable with being uncomfortable. “When we become more intentional about bridging all walks of life, we learn what we don’t know. I’m sad for those who only hang out with people who look like them,” she said.

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Formula for Creating Short Marketing Videos

This foolproof method for crafting storytelling videos can build deeper connections with your clients or prospects.

You undoubtedly know the power of video marketing, considering that YouTube is the number two search engine. But maybe you don’t feel comfortable in front of the camera, so you’ve avoided trying your hand at creating videos. The purpose of video is to connect with clients more personally and enable them to get a better glimpse of who you are, Robert Kennedy III, a national speaker with Kennetik Kommunications, told attendees Sunday at a session during NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience(link is external) in Orlando, Fla. Kennedy said a simple storytelling approach can help calm your fears around what to say and how to structure your videos.

First, find a topic that will speak to your audience. Kennedy suggested using Google Trends(link is external) to find the most popular searches online and answerthepublic.com(link is external) to identify popular questions being asked online. You also can visit YouTube for video ideas. “Get the questions they’re asking, and then use storytelling as a framework or formula so you’re not just showing yourself as an expert—but as their expert,” Kennedy says. Videos can be as short as 60 seconds or less, and you can post them on numerous platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reels or Amazon Live.

Kennedy offered the following formula to move audiences to action:

  • Have a hook. The hook should leverage the audience’s emotion, such as by stating something shocking or asking an unusual question. Kennedy offered an example: “Now is the absolute worst time in history to buy commercial property. Here’s what you should do instead …” or, “If you want to grab the absolute lowest interest rates, now is the time to buy. Here’s how I know …”
  • Add context. Show that you understand your audience’s challenges, and be relatable.
  • Address the conflict. This is the drama and the catalyst of the action you want your audience to take. For example: “Because of this, you should/need to…”
  • Have a conclusion. This part of the video should include a call to action, like inviting viewers to a seminar, clicking on a link, downloading a report or visiting a website. Offer a specific step you want your audience to take. “Every video should have a call to action,” Kennedy said. “Your words are less about information, more about transformation” and getting them to do something.

Kennedy also emphasized that your videos ultimately should not be about you but rather the customer or prospect and the challenges they face. “Help them solve those problems,” Kennedy said. “And use video to help them figure out if you’re the one with the personality that will connect with them and help them.”

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Delaware County / Delco. PA Home – 500 Westbourne Dr. #C3 Broomall, PA. 19008

500 Westbourne Dr. #C3 Broomall, PA. 19008

Listing courtesy of Carolyn Corr – Duffy Real Estate-Narberth,

$229,000

Est. Mortgage $1,626/mo*

2 Beds
2 Baths
1067 Sq. feet

Description about this home for sale at 500 Westbourne Dr. #C3 Broomall, PA. 19008

This is it! A remarkable two bedroom, two-bathroom condo in coveted Marple Township can be yours now. This adorable unit at the ultra convenient Heatherwood Condos is spacious with tons of storage and just steps to Lawrence Park Shopping Center with public transit access, shopping & dining. Unit C 3 features a one-car garage with interior access to the vestibule. The elements will not be a factor this winter for the new owner(s). Up two short stairwells, enter into this second floor unit where easy one story living awaits. There are new, laminate hardwood floors throughout. The open living concept features a dining area and living room with coat closet and access to the balcony. The kitchen features a newer dishwasher and plenty of cabinets and counter space. There’s a hall bathroom, linen closet and a cozy second bedroom perfect for an office or guests. The primary bedroom features double closets and an en-suite bath as well as a laundry closet with a stackable washer/dryer. In the basement you will find a large storage unit providing ample room for all your treasures. Enjoy maintenance free living while staying close to everything and everyone. Nearby Veteran’s Park provides a walking track, playground and fields. The Marple library is a short drive away. Close proximity to Route 3 and the Blue Route make this unit’s location ideal.

Interior Features on this home for sale at 500 Westbourne Dr. #C3 Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsBasement: UnfinishedNumber of Rooms: 1
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 2Main Level Bedrooms: 2Number of Bathrooms: 2Number of Bathrooms (full): 2Number of Bathrooms (main level): 2
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 1067 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Gas Water HeaterLaundry: Dryer In Unit,Washer In Unit,In Unit
Heating & CoolingHeating: Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central A/C,ElectricHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Forced Air
Fireplace & SpaNo Fireplace
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 1Levels: OneAccessibility: None
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesRoof: AsphaltOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 1Number of Covered Spaces: 1No CarportHas a GarageHas an Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 1Parking: Garage Door Opener,Inside Entrance,Asphalt Driveway,Attached Garage
PoolPool: None
FrontageNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 1067 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 2
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1990
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: CondominiumStructure Type: Unit/Flat, Unit/Flat/Apartment, Garden 1 – 4 FloorsArchitecture: Unit/Flat,Unit/Flat/Apartment,Garden 1 – 4 Floors
BuildingConstruction Materials: Frame, MasonryNot a New ConstructionAttached To Another Structure
Property InformationCondition: GoodIncluded in Sale: All Appliances In As Is Condition With No Monetary ValueParcel Number: 25000253409
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $229,000Price Per Sqft: $215
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: Negotiable
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: Heatherwood
School InformationElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about this home for sale at 500 Westbourne Dr. #C3 Broomall, PA. 19008 and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas

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, SFR
CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

Home for Sale in Delaware County PA Specialist
3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
Cell Number: (610) 659-3999 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
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Delco PA. / Delaware County Home – 113 Lindbergh Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

113 Lindbergh Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

Listing courtesy of Roe Dorris – Keller Williams Realty Devon-Wayne

$560,000

Est. Mortgage $3,868/mo*

4 Beds
4 Baths
2810 Sq. Ft.

Description about this home for sale at 113 Lindbergh Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

Wonderful Broomall home just hit the market in Brookthorpe Hills! This superb move-in ready home features 4-5 bedrooms 2 full baths and 2 half baths with large rooms and abundant spaces that make living and entertaining comfortable. Enter through the front door into a spacious foyer with double coat closet and powder room. This floor also has a game/TV room that could also function as an extra bedroom for company or multi-generational family living. Walk into the adjacent sunny and spacious family den with stone mantle and cozy gas fireplace. This room has large glass doors that open onto the patio, manicured backyard and colorful perennial gardens. A spacious laundry room with wood cabinets and deep closet also has a utility tub and bar sink and direct access to the backyard and patio. Step up into the large living room with beautiful bay window and adjoining dining room. The eat-in kitchen is also on this level and is equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, solid wood cabinets with soft close drawers, recessed and undermounted lighting and large walk in pantry. A sunny window looks out onto the backyard. Beautiful hardwood floors are throughout. Upstairs, four bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths await your growing family! The hall bathroom with shower, Jacuzzi tub and tile floors is next to the hall linen closet with access to two large floored attic spaces for even more storage. Four bedrooms are down the hall- two with double closets and the third, with its own attached half-bath, can function as an extra room or home office. The spacious primary bedroom has sunny windows, a full bath, separate dressing area and large walk-in closet. On the lower level is the attached two car garage with an added area for storage, shelving and a work table. The upper driveway easily parks several cars for visiting friends and family. Outside in the back yard is a convenient shed for easy storage. Located on a quiet street in the highly-coveted Marple Newtown School District, this house enjoys low taxes and is located minutes from 476, 320 and West Chester Pike, allowing for easy commuting and shopping around town. Other easily accessible attractions include Haverford CRCC, Veterans Memorial Park and Splash Swim Club.

Interior Features on this home for sale at 113 Lindbergh Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsNumber of Rooms: 1
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms (full): 2Number of Bathrooms (half): 2Number of Bathrooms (main level): 1
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 2810 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesUtilities: Cable Connected, Natural Gas AvailableAppliances: Dishwasher, Dryer, Self Cleaning Oven, Microwave, Water Heater, Dryer – Electric, Oven/Range – Electric, Gas Water HeaterDishwasherDryerLaundry: Main LevelMicrowave
Heating & CoolingHeating: Hot Water,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central A/C,ElectricHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Hot Water
Fireplace & SpaNumber of Fireplaces: 1Has a Fireplace
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Double Hung, Double Pane Windows, ReplacementFlooring: Hardwood, Carpet, Luxury Vinyl Plank, Wood Floors
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 2Levels: Split Level, TwoAccessibility: NoneFloors: Hardwood, Carpet, Luxury Vinyl Plank, Wood Floors
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesRoof: AsphaltOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeFoundation: Block, SlabNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 2Number of Covered Spaces: 2Open Parking Spaces: 3No CarportHas a GarageHas an Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 5Parking: Additional Storage Area,Garage Faces Side,Garage Door Opener,Asphalt Driveway,Attached Garage,Driveway
PoolPool: None
FrontageNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 2810 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 2
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1960
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceStructure Type: DetachedArchitecture: Detached
BuildingConstruction Materials: Frame, MasonryNot a New Construction
Property InformationIncluded in Sale: Washer, Dryer, RefrigeratorParcel Number: 25000274513
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $560,000Price Per Sqft: $199
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: 61-90 Days CD
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: Brookthorpe Hills
School InformationElementary School: LoomisElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School: Paxon HollowJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

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Standards Multigenerational Housing Needs to Meet

A fourth of Americans are living in multigenerational households, but current housing stock needs to adapt to the population’s changing needs.

Multigenerational housing has become commonplace, and many Americans even show a preference for it, experts said at the Urban Land Institute’s 2022 Fall Meeting in October. In fact, a quarter of Americans in 2021 lived in a multigenerational household, according to a study(link is external) from think tank Generations United. (A multigenerational household is defined as members of three or more generations living under one roof.) This means the market for multigenerational homes is a large and expanding source of business for real estate professionals.

The reasons vary for why people choose to live with multiple generations of their family, said Helen Foster, principal of real estate development firm Foster Strategy. Economic factors and cultural background are main drivers, and the number of multigenerational households is rising with uncertainty in the economy. “As rent pressures continue to increase, we’ll see more of this type of living situation,” Foster said.

Conceptually, communities could be restructured to foster multigenerational living as an answer to the home affordability crisis, said Daniel Parolek, author of Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis. However, he added, multigenerational housing needs to meet three standards in order to truly meet the needs of the population: accessibility, adaptability and affordability. 

Standard One: Supporting Accessibility

Supporting multigenerational infrastructure means creating communities “where ages 8 through 80 can thrive,” said Michael Spotts, a research fellow at ULI’s Terwilliger Center for Housing. Accessory dwelling units, senior living spaces and adaptable single-family homes need to be available in order for a multigenerational community to work, said Rodney Harrell, vice president of family, home and community at AARP. Right now, the missing link is a focus on the elders’ needs. “By 2034, for the first time in U.S. history, we’ll have more people over 65 than under 18,” Harrell said. “What that means is that every community across the country will have people of all ages, and we haven’t had to wrestle with that before.”

Up until this point, community planners and developers have focused on meeting the needs of younger families without much thought regarding an aging population. This, says Parolek, is where master planned communities need to change. Part of that change requires bringing back housing typologies like duplexes, accessory dwellings and cottage courts.

But accessibility isn’t just about the types of housing available. Mobility is another important factor, said Spotts. Communities need to take into account how various age groups get around. “Some people will need to drive; some will want walkability,” he said. “We must build to suit both.”

Developers also need to think about how transportation affects the people who live in these communities. Spotts used the example of his own neighborhood, which he said is very “automobile-centric.” He said he doesn’t necessarily feel like his child is safe out riding a bike or crossing the street because of traffic. Fully functional multigenerational communities must include public transportation to consolidate traffic, but it shouldn’t be overcomplicated. “Buses work,” Spotts said. “They are adaptable and accessible.”

Location matters as well when planning out multigenerational communities. How close a community is to a downtown core will change the housing typology, Parolek said. “One size does not fit all. Location and context matter. Is public transit or Uber accessible? Parking might drive design. The closer you get to a downtown core, the smaller the space. Is mixed-use necessary?” Demographics, socioeconomics and location should all drive the specifics when designing a community catered to multigenerational living.

Standard Two: More Adaptable Spaces

Multigenerational communities must adapt over time as residents change. Kids grow up and move out. Some of them return home. Older generations pass on. Housing structures need to adapt to meet the need. Parolek used an example of a more versatile single-family home: “The main dwelling houses the core family unit. Then, there’s a wing for the grandparents and a third unit over the garage for boomerang kids or to rent out. The space includes a shared courtyard. So, in this single space, there are three distinct units that function as one unit or close off for privacy.”

Likewise, Parolek said there’s much value in a community that utilizes multiple adaptable housing typologies together. Cottage courts provide each generation with an individual cottage and shared community space, usually a courtyard or patio. Duplexes provide proximity without limiting privacy. Live-work spaces improve accessibility and proximity.

Adaptability isn’t reserved for living spaces, though. Neighborhood design and accessibility to grocery stores, offices and shopping is important, too. One of the big questions that remains in creating a truly working multigenerational community is how office, retail and warehouse spaces can become adaptable to accommodate shifting needs as the community ages.

Standard Three: Addressing Affordability

Multigenerational communities need child care workers, home health aides, housekeepers and grocery store workers to meet the needs of households. But these are lower-paying jobs that often can’t fully support workers. Spotts said recent ULI research(link is external) found that child care providers and home health aides “couldn’t afford to rent a one-bedroom apartment on the median wage anywhere in the country.”

Seniors find themselves facing affordability issues as well, Harrell said, adding that “as of 2019, 10 million adults ages 65 and older were housing cost–burdened.” Communities need to bring back the missing housing types, but it won’t be enough, Parolek said, adding that “zoning barriers [are] the biggest thing that needs to change to make missing typologies a possibility.” Builders and developers need incentives to construct affordable units that works for them and for the end user. Technology needs to expand outside the home and into the community itself, and infrastructure needs to be built in a way that allows for adaptation over time—which reduces costs, the experts said. A concerted, multi-solution approach is necessary to make affordability a reality and, thus, multigenerational living a viable option.

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Slowdown in Home Prices Ahead Despite Q3 Growth

The third quarter may have marked the end of price surges as higher mortgage rates put a damper on projections for property appreciation. Read more from NAR’s latest report.

Home prices continued to climb in the third quarter of this year, but the upward trend may finally be coming to an end, according to the National Association of REALTORS®’ latest quarterly report. Higher mortgage rates are starting to weigh on home price growth, though practically every major metro saw home prices rise in the third quarter. Forty-six percent of the 185 markets that NAR tracks even registered double-digit increases.

The national median price for a single-family existing home was $398,000 in the third quarter, an 8.6% jump from a year earlier. That’s a slower pace than in the second quarter, when the median price was 14.2% higher year over year. More easing is expected over the next few months, says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. “Much lower buyer capacity has slowed home price growth, and the trend will continue until mortgage rates stop rising,” he says. “The median income needed to buy a typical home has risen to $88,300. That’s almost $40,000 more than it was prior to the start of the pandemic.”

Meanwhile, the monthly mortgage payment on a typical existing single-family home with a 20% down payment swelled to $1,840 in the third quarter, up 50% year over year. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is currently above 7%—double what it was a year ago—prompting house hunters to revisit what they can afford. The typical family now needs a qualifying income of at least $100,000 to afford a 10% down payment on a mortgage in 59 markets, up from 53 markets in the second quarter. Further, a family with a qualifying income of less than $50,000 can afford a home in just 17 of the markets NAR tracks, down from 23 in the previous quarter.

First-time home buyers are struggling with these dynamics. A typical starter home worth about $338,700 would have a monthly mortgage payment of $1,808 with a 10% down payment, an increase of nearly $600 compared to a year ago. First-time buyers typically spend nearly 38% of their income on mortgage payments; most financial experts consider households financially burdened when they spend more than 25% of their income on housing.

Where Prices Are Rising the Most

Some of the priciest markets in the country, like the San Jose and San Francisco areas in California—with a median home price of $1.7 million and $1.3 million, respectively—could see some cooling in the months ahead. “The more expensive markets on the West Coast will likely experience some price declines following this rapid price appreciation, which is the result of many years of limited homebuilding,” Yun says. “The Midwest, with relatively affordable home prices, will likely continue to see price gains as incomes and rents both rise.”

The South not only saw the highest share of sales of existing single-family homes in the third quarter but also the highest year-over-year appreciation in the country, NAR’s report shows. Prices jumped 11.9% in the region, followed by an 8.2% increase in the Northeast, 7.4% in the West and 6.6% in the Midwest.

The following 10 metros posted the largest year-over-year price increases in the country in the third quarter:

  • North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla.: 23.8%
  • Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.: 21.2%
  • Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, S.C.-N.C.: 21.1%
  • Panama City, Fla.: 20.5%
  • Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, Fla.: 19.6%
  • Port St. Lucie, Fla.: 19.4%
  • Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin, S.C.: 18.9%
  • Kingsport-Bristol-Bristol, Tenn.-Va.: 18.8%
  • Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Fla.: 18.8%
  • Ocala, Fla.: 18.8%

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Jersey Shore Vacation home – 110 88th St. Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243

110 88th St. Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243

Listing courtesy of Dustin Laricks – COMPASS RE – Sic

$1,699,000

Est. Mortgage $10,167/mo*
4 Beds
2 Baths

Description about this home for sale at 110 88th St. Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243

110 88th Street is a 4851 square foot lot that sits one house off of Pleasure Avenue and is only an estimated 315 feet from the beach access. This is the perfect location to design and build a custom single family house to feature ocean view sightlines in the front and a large pool in the back with afternoon sun. Well known as being one of the higher elevations on the island, this is an extraordinary opportunity that doesn’t come up very often!

Interior Features on this home for sale at 110 88th St. Sea Isle City, NJ. 08243
Interior DetailsNumber of Rooms: 6
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms: 2Number of Bathrooms (full): 2
Appliances & UtilitiesAppliances: Electric Water Heater
Heating & CoolingHeating: NoneHas CoolingNo Heating
Exterior Features
FrontageWaterfrontOn Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: City
Farm & RangeFrontage Length: 60
Days on Market
Days on Market: 1
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1920
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family Residence
BuildingNot a New Construction
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $1,699,000
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: Sea Isle City

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Delco / Delaware County PA. Home – 3026 Lovell Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

3026 Lovell Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

Listing courtesy of Meridith Dicicco – Coldwell Banker Realty

$599,900

Est. Mortgage $4,067/mo*
4 Beds
4 Baths
2047 Sq. Ft.

Description about this home for sale at 3026 Lovell Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008

Welcome to 3026 Lovell Avenue- Completely Renovated Throughout! Shows like New Construction. Located in the award winning Marple-Newtown School District. Curb Appeal features freshly landscaped yard featuring nice hardscaping along the driveway. First floor features Brand New Luxury Vinyl Flooring throughout. Kitchen features cream cabinets, granite countertops, tile backsplash,stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting and pendent lighting above the island. Terrific Oversized Great Room w Gas Fireplace, Bow Window with great view to backyard. Off back of home there is an oversized Mudroom w Half Bath and Laundry.-Located right near garage and driveway for a convenient entrance. Great for hanging coats, school bags. hats, shoes, etc. There is no lack of storage space in this home! Brand New finished basement which leads into In law Quarters-Separate side door driveway entrance- recessed lighting, a Kitchenette area with a sink featuring a new counter top, subway tile backsplash and white shaker cabinets. You will also find a full bath with a stall shower w whitesubway tile, newer vanity and a large closet. 2nd floor features fresh new carpet throughout, 2 Bedrooms and a beautiful large full bath with a brand NEW vanity & NEW laminate flooring with lots of space for your toiletries. 3rd floor features Master Suite which boasts tons of natural light, fresh carpet, built in shelving and vanity, and has his and her closets. Full bath with a stall shower w NEW subway tile, laminate flooring, and new vanity. Fantastic, spacious, fenced in backyard which backs up to beautiful foliage. 2 Car Garage. Brand NEW HVAC. Freshly Paved Driveway. Brand NEW Roof. Home is located in walking distance to Worrall Elementary and Marple Newtown High School. Very close to the new Amazon Fresh and great eateries. Close to Rte. 3, public transportation, the blue route, 20 minutes from the airport. Make appointment to see home today!

Interior Features on this home for sale at 3026 Lovell Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008
Interior DetailsBasement: FinishedNumber of Rooms: 1
Beds & BathsNumber of Bedrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms: 4Number of Bathrooms (full): 3Number of Bathrooms (half): 1Number of Bathrooms (main level): 1
Dimensions and LayoutLiving Area: 2407 Square Feet
Appliances & UtilitiesUtilities: Cable Connected, Natural Gas Available, Electricity Available, Sewer Available, Water AvailableAppliances: Built-In Microwave, Dishwasher, Cooktop, Dryer, Refrigerator, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Washer, Gas Water HeaterDishwasherDryerLaundry: Main LevelRefrigeratorWasher
Heating & CoolingHeating: Hot Water,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Ceiling Fan(s),Central A/C,Natural GasHas HeatingHeating Fuel: Hot Water
Fireplace & SpaNumber of Fireplaces: 1Fireplace: BrickHas a Fireplace
Windows, Doors, Floors & WallsWindow: Bay/BowFlooring: Carpet, Laminate
Levels, Entrance, & AccessibilityStories: 3.5Levels: Split Level, Three and One HalfAccessibility: NoneFloors: Carpet, Laminate
ViewView: Garden, Street
Exterior Features
Exterior Home FeaturesPatio / Porch: PatioOther Structures: Above Grade, Below GradeExterior: Stone Retaining WallsFoundation: SlabNo Private Pool
Parking & GarageNumber of Garage Spaces: 2Number of Covered Spaces: 2Open Parking Spaces: 7No CarportHas a GarageNo Attached GarageHas Open ParkingParking Spaces: 9Parking: Oversized,Paved Driveway,Detached Garage,Driveway
PoolPool: None
FrontageNot on Waterfront
Water & SewerSewer: Public Sewer
Finished AreaFinished Area (above surface): 2407 Square Feet
Days on Market
Days on Market: 1
Property Information
Year BuiltYear Built: 1940
Property Type / StyleProperty Type: ResidentialProperty Subtype: Single Family ResidenceStructure Type: DetachedArchitecture: Detached
BuildingConstruction Materials: StuccoNot a New Construction
Property InformationCondition: Very GoodNot Included in Sale: NoneIncluded in Sale: Washer, Dryer, RefrigeraterParcel Number: 25000277200
Price & Status
PriceList Price: $599,900Price Per Sqft: $249
Status Change & DatesPossession Timing: 0-30 Days CD, 31-60 Days CD, 61-90 Days CD
Active Status
MLS Status: ACTIVE
Location
Direction & AddressCity: BroomallCommunity: Rose Tree Woods
School InformationElementary School District: Marple NewtownJr High / Middle School District: Marple NewtownHigh School: Marple NewtownHigh School District: Marple Newtown

PLEASE NOTE: Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale, they may also have updated pricing and conditions. Please Contact Me for more information about this home for sale at 3026 Lovell Ave. Broomall, PA. 19008 and other Homes for sale in Delaware County PA and the Wilmington Delaware Areas

Anthony DiDonato
ABR, AHWD, RECS, SRES
, SFR
CENTURY 21 All-Elite Inc.

Home for Sale in Delaware County PA Specialist
3900 Edgmont Ave, Brookhaven, PA 19015
Office Number: (610) 872-1600 Ext. 124
Cell Number: (610) 659-3999 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
Direct Number: (610) 353-5366 {Smart Phones Click to Call}
Fax: (610) 771-4480
Email: anthony@anthonydidonato.com
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Listing courtesy of Meridith Dicicco – Coldwell Banker Realty