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Inventory levels lowest in 10+ years!
The Market is better than you think, inventory is LOW, and it's the PERFECT time to sell your home!
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Real People,
Real Reviews
Jamie and I want to thank you for all of your efforts in making the sale of our home a reality. We so appreciated all of your input and advice in preparing our home for sale and your attention during the negotiation process. Your friendly, positive and energetic approach was helpful to keep us focused and on task toward our desired goal.
We hope your other listings go well and we will be in touch for a visit at our new home. - David
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Coldwell Banker:
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Welcome!
May is here, and we can finally see the homes from beneath the snow and cold. It's a great time to get your house cleaned, refreshed, and ready for the summer months. If you're in the market to sell, add instant curb appeal with fresh flowers and plants.
We're getting into the busy time for real estate, and it's the perfect time to buy or sell a home. If you or someone you know is thinking of buying or selling, please give me a call.
Kristi
Coldwell Banker Burnet
612-309-8332
kdweinstock@cbburnet.com
www.KristiWeinstock.com
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 Is this the year you are planning on putting your home up for sale? If your answer is "yes" or "possibly, depending on price" we have a GREAT option for you. We'll take a look at your home and discuss pricing. Once we've determined a number, we keep your home on file. If/when we have a buyer looking for a home matching your criteria, we give you a phone call to set up a private showing. This really works!
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Selling your home? The cards are in your favor
By Beth Braverman
 Catch buyers' attention, and get multiple offers, by pricing your home in line with comparable sales.
Six years after prices collapsed, housing has begun to climb out of its hole. So what are the best moves to make now? In a three-part series, we offer smart strategies for buyers , sellers, and owners in today's market.
Selling your home? In most parts of the country, you have finally regained the upper hand.
To get your best price, though, you need to finesse your timing, list competitively and match your marketing strategy to local conditions.
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4295 Trillium, Minnetrista, MN
Cottage style executive walk out rambler in impressive Trillium Bay! Cherry kitchen, beautiful hardwood floor and top of the line fit and finishes. Enjoy the neighborhood beach,day dock, walking trails and playground.
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631 3rd St, Excelsior, MN
Charming, vintage home with wonderful updates! Located just blocks from Lake Minnetonka, Downtown Excelsior, shops and restaurants. A new addition includes a spacious master bedroom suite. The lower level was increased to include more recreational space, a beautiful 3/4 bathroom and an office. This charming home is located on a huge treed lot with newer landscaping and a new pavered patio in the backyard. Possible boat slip available through the City of Excelsior. You won't want to miss this home!
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March brings a seller's housing market to Twin Cities
JIM BUCHTA , Star Tribune
 Low inventory and high demand helped trigger a 13th month of housing price increases.
It might not look like spring, but Twin Cities home sales are heating up.
Last month, buyers outnumbered sellers, triggering double-digit price increases and bidding wars in the metro's most popular neighborhoods.
"This has certainly been a breath of fresh air," said Kate Beckman, president of the St. Paul Area Association of Realtors.
The latest report provides more evidence that the housing market is continuing its recovery despite less-than-ideal shopping conditions.
During March there were 3,632 closings with a median price of $176,000 - a 17.4 percent increase over last year and the 13th-consecutive monthly increase in sale prices, according to the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors (MAAR).
The spring thaw normally draws buyers out of hibernation, yet the recent cool temps didn't seem to hamper shoppers. Closing sales were flat compared with last year, but pending sales - an indication of future closings - increased more than 6 percent despite a 31 percent decline in inventory that's stifling an even more pronounced recovery.
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