Dan Dancause - Realtor

Move-in ready, 3-Bedroom🏠 just steps from Middleton's Town Center, for under $600k !
Don't miss the Open House this weekend.

The Saltbox style & natural cedar shingles offer a classic coastal feel & on a tree-lined dead-end street, just steps from the Rail Trail, Howe-Manning, playgrounds, parks, and all that Middleton has to offer. Masco school district, at a hard to find price point!

Don't miss this one! Under $400k with so many benefits: Victorian style with modern updates; Condo convenience at a low monthly fee; quiet tree-lined neighborhood less than a mile from Amesbury's highly social downtown! Check it out this weekend!

The weather wasn’t so beautiful, but the moment was! Congrats to Joe & Nina on the new home!

All client success stories are rewarding, but I find it a little more special when it’s an active service member, or a firefighter, or a family expecting a new baby, or a first time buyer - truly special when it’s ALL 4
at once!

CONGRATS to my buyer clients on their first venture into homeownership & thanks to both Michelle Lenihan & Lynch Team Real Estate for partnering on a smooth & successful transaction!

Per the FBI, property & mortgage fraud is one of the fastest growing crimes in America. But, did you know that all Registry of Deed offices in MA offer a free notification service that can help you protect yourself? You can register online to receive an email alert whenever a new residential property record is filed in your name and/or for your property address.
Specifics vary by county, but the link below allows you to choose your location & register for the corresponding Alerts.
www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/registry-of-deeds/protect-your-home.htm

For homeowners in other states, many counties offer a similar service - either directly or through a third party service, like www.PropertyFraudAlert.com, which covers most NH counties, for example. So, for all my friends far & wide (outside MA), check your county registry website to see if they offer similar alerts.

Stop by this Weekend!

COMING SOON! Don't miss this fully renovated 5-bed, 2.5-bath, 2,000sf home on a lovely, quiet side street in STONEHAM! All newly updated finishes w/ modern kitchen & baths, custom gas FP, fresh paint & new/refinished flooring throughout. Finished basement offers a suite-like space, well suited for extended family living or bonus family/entertainment space. Enjoy the outdoors from a new composite deck and large level yard.

All this in highly-rated Colonial Heights school district for under $900k! Call or Text for more info: 781-850-5308

Who's looking to move into my hometown of MIDDLETON? I'd love to help you relocate to this lovely 4🛏 2.5🛁 colonial. Officially 2400sf of living space, but lives larger, w/ bonus spaces in the partially finished walk-out basement & a huge walk-up attic that's ready for finishing touches. This home is drenched in sunlight & offers many recent updates & a large private yard, plus just steps away from underutilized Rubchinuck park! Presented by my colleague, Jeff Chubb of Real Broker LLC, w/ an asking price of $1M.
Call or text me for more details or to schedule a showing!
781-850-5308
https://idx.mlspin.com/MLS.SocialMedia/Listing/73266280

Interesting article about the MA towns whose populations are growing (& shrinking) the most. Might interest you, if you’re thinking of moving within the commonwealth.
Or - if you just want to know how your own town has fared recently, don’t miss the full list of population changes by town:
https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/B4kLF/1/

These are the fastest growing and shrinking cities in Mass.; look up your town The U.S. Census recently released population estimates for every community in the country. See how fast your hometown is growing.

As expected, vacancy continues to climb in Boston office spaces, as remote & hybrid work models aren’t going away anytime soon. How much of this space could be converted to apartments to help with the ongoing housing shortage? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Downtown Boston Office Vacancy Hits 18.4% as Warehouse and Life Science Leasing Remains Strong - Boston Real Estate Times Boston– Cushman & Wakefield released its third quarter 2023 warehouse/distribution, office and life science statistics for Boston, showing an uptick in leasing activity in the industrial and life science markets […]

Why can so few buyers afford new construction homes? Put today’s interest rates aside, because this has been the case for years. The data below shows the simple issue of supply & demand. Add to this the anecdotal feedback I’ve gotten from builders who say there’s just no profit in building “starter homes” because of the high costs of land & building materials. Collectively, this is why there’s so few new construction single-family homes available, and those that we do see are mostly high-priced luxury homes.