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How is the market in williamstown?

how long are houses taking to sell?
Mon Mar 10 2008, 13:17 - 08094 - Market Conditions - 2 answers
 
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Caleb
Buyer & Seller
in 07676
Caleb, Buyer & Seller in 07676 in 07676
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Caleb, it really depends on what your looking for. Some of the larger and more expensive homes are not moving too well. It is a matter of what price range your considering to give you a clear answer. I do a lot of business in the area and things are moving for us, it is still taking a little longer to sell, but we are having progress. Give me a call so I can get you a clear answer on your question. Thanks.

Sat May 10 2008, 08:59
 
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Caleb,

You didn't mention price or the details of the house, so I will presume you are referring to a 3 to 4 bedroom house in Williamstown (Monroe Twp). On an average, in the past 6 months those type of houses have either pending sales or settled in about 80 days. Of course this is affected by many factors besides price (the average price of the houses that sold in about those 80 days was approx $120,000) are condition and location, just to name a few key ones.
If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to give me a call because I do specialize in Williamstown (inlcuding other areas of lower Gloucester and Camden Counties).

Mon Mar 10 2008, 17:05
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