Delray Beach Homes

Gleneagles Country Club rental in Delray Beach. Upstairs Bobby Jones model, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1700 sq. ft. Asking a minimum of 3 months rental at $9,500/month. There are application fees, food & beverage minimum, and tourist tax under 6 months. Contact me for details.

For the month of October we've seen more listings sold and more go under contract. This has reduced the month's supply of homes to 6.5 which is technically still a buyers market. Homes took longer market days to sell and the number of active listings increased.

As part of the Mottola Group I specialize in luxury, golf course and 55+ communities in Palm Beach County. My area of expertise is in single family homes and condos in Delray Beach, Boca Raton and Boynton Beach. If you're searching for information on real estate in Palm Beach County give me a call at 610-202-6200. I will find the perfect home that fits your budget and lifestyle. Interest rates are currently at 6.2 %.

Two bedroom two bath golf community condo in Gleneagles Country Club, Delray Beach listed for $220,000. Updated 5" plank flooring throughout. New carpeting in bedrooms. Recently installed stainless steel appliances including refrigerator, stove top oven, microwave and dishwasher. New A/C unit in 2024. Amenities include two 18-hole championship golf courses. Tennis and pickleball complex, Main clubhouse with pool, 3 dining options, full sized gym, spa and card rooms. Gleneagles is a mandatory membership community that requires new member capital contribution and annual fees.

Sought after Bobby Jones model in Gleneagles Country Club. Featuring 2 bed/2 bath, den/office and screened in patio with hurricane shutters. Most inside windows replaced with hurricane. Trey ceiling in kitchen, wide gray plank floors in living and dining room. Large tile floors in kitchen. Listed for $349,00. Added high hats throughout condo. Membership in Gleneagles Country Club required.

If you know someone looking for a tennis/pickleball condo rental in Delray Beach Florida for 3-4 months in a private country club community let me know. I will provide details. Thanks.

If you need to finance a home purchase the only rate you need to be concerned about is the 10-year Treasury. This has an impact on the 30-year fixed mortgage rates. There is about a 1.5-2.0 point spread between the 10-year treasury yield and the 30-year mortgage rates. If the 10-year Treasury is 4.5% then you should shop mortgage rate between 6.0%-6.5%.

Don't let the financial headlines scare you. We are not in the same situation as in 2008 when the real estate market was the reason for the recession. Banks then relaxed loan requirements which led to massive foreclosures and bank failures. Banks are in a better financial position today because of the changes to loan requirements and funding they must now keep on the books. This recession is driven by too many dollars chasing too few goods, a war, supply chain issues and a changing employment market.

Why use a real estate agent? People who attempt to sell their home on their own don't feel real estate brokers/agents are worth their commission. But selling your home on your own involves risks and will take you longer to sell. The only way I send my buyers to a FSBO (for sale by owner) is if there is nothing left on the market or if it ridiculously underpriced by the owner. And even at that I will negotiate a 2-3% commission. Many realtors may not show a FSBO because they know there isn't a professional on the other end of the transaction. A real estate agent removes the emotion of selling your home by showing you the numbers of your competition. Many homeowners price their homes way too high. Once a buyer walks through it's hard to get them back. Real Estate agents have a wider network of buyers and brokers they work with. They can market your home accordingly reducing it's days on market and send you more potential buyers. How do you know if a buyer is qualified? Who are you letting in your home? Do you know your home's flaws? Do you know your legal risks of non disclosure? Do you have negotiation skills? Working with an agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors ensures an agent who is up to date on rules and regulations and is of the highest integrity. Ask your agent if they are a member N.A.R. I am.

In the real estate industry, brokers and lenders have long controlled access to almost every part of the buying and selling process.

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