The real estate market is on just about everyone’s mind these days. That’s because the unsustainable market of the past two years is behind us, and the difference is being felt. The question now is, just how financially strong are homeowners throughout the country? Mortgage debt grew beyond 10 trillion
Watching the Stock Market? Check the Value of Your Home for Good News. While watching the stock market recently may have started to feel pretty challenging, checking the value of your home should come as welcome relief in this volatile time. If you’re a homeowner, your net worth got a
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East River Woods is a subdivision built in 1987 on Grand Island NY. Running along Spicer Creek the subdivision features 125 homes with access off East River Road and Whitehaven Road. The neighborhood backs up to 12 acres of permanent green space created by the Town of Grand Island, this
Forest Creek Estates is a newer extension that connects Park Place to Whitehaven road on Grand Island NY. With 44 homes there is an addition to Bonnywoods Crossing that can add 14 new home sites and second entrance off Whitehaven Road. With an average home value of $425,000 the neighborhood
Spicer Creek Townhomes is a unique community within the Town of Grand Island, a community in the Niagara River. It consists of 54 townhomes on approximately 185 acres of land. The homes vary between 1,300 to over 1,400 square feet in size. Located off Whitehaven road this community gives you
Park Place is a subdivision located on Grand Island New York. The development features 92 homes located off East River Road built by Essex Homes and David Homes starting in 2004. There are only a few lots left that can be developed. The back side of the development backs up
Despite some changes in the market prices still continue to increase. The following graph shows the median price over 5 years. This shows the market is appreciating at 16.2%, a far cry from the 3 to 4% Western New York used to see.
