Monday, January 14, 2008 10:34 AM

How do we find an up-and-coming neighborhood?

You should work with a real estate agent -- it is part of their job to stay in the know -- but you can also do some research on your own. Snoop around to see if homeowners are remodeling because this is a sign that they’re invested in the community and want to increase property values. Also, look for chic new restaurants (read the paper for reviews), art galleries, and coffee shops. Nothing in sight? If there’s a town you like but don’t know if it will make “up and coming” status,” head to a town meeting – it sounds crazy, but it’s a great way to find out if new shops and/or developments are on the horizon.

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re: How do we find an up-and-coming neighborhood?

Contact an area expert, a professional full-time Realtor.  Please let me know if you need referrals to quality Realtors in your area who will take their time to work with you to address all of your needs and concerns.

Posted by Your Realtor for Life    Thursday, May 15, 2008 2:50 PM


re: How do we find an up-and-coming neighborhood?

we live in an up and coming neighborhood and it is great the more the real estate market is slowing aour neighborhood is still on the rise price wise, and we found the house by finding a young "hip" realtor who understood our needs and by moving to an area that was being revitalized in our city (Philadelphia) like the answer above we saw new trendy rest, coffee shops etc and we have noticed even more in the year since we bought our house

Posted by Jennyinheaven    Friday, August 01, 2008 3:07 PM


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