It was one of those absolutely gorgeous Spring days here in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Magnolia tree is blossoming in full splendor! The flowering Crab tree is pushing out it's first blossoms too. But there's something else happening...(This picture was taken a couple of days ago) Now, this tree has started to shed those large, luscious flower buds onto the grass. It's barely perceptible if you're just looking at the tree, but if you're up close & personal...you can see that the buds will only be here a little longer.
This is a floral pictorial for what we are seeing in the Grand Rapids, Michigan real estate market. Spring is definitely in the air. Buyers are contacting us to see homes and bid on them. Home owners are making the necessary adjustments and repairs to place their homes on the market.
But there's something else happening that only busy real estate professionals showing and selling homes can clearly see. Homes which are priced properly are being Sold...Quickly! We're hearing the words...I'm sorry, it's already gone more and more these days. Our buyers are bidding on homes only to find that there are multiple offers.
If you're a home owner, don't wait for the news media to finally get a whiff of this good news and begin to report it. Get a jump start and find out what's going on in your neighborhood. Call Audu Real Estate for a FREE Certified Market Analysis. Take a lesson from the Magnolia Tree...those blossoms will be gone very soon & the tree will be covered with verdant green leaves. Pretty, but not the rare beauty of the delicate pink blossom.
Lola Audu, is the Designated Broker & Owner of Audu Real Estate. Our company specializes in helping people buy and sell homes in the greater Grand Rapids, West Michigan area. We've had the privilege of helping hundreds of clients succeed in their goals of purchasing and selling property including demonstrated success in the negotiation of Short Sale Transactions. You can contact us via e-mail @ info@auduhomes.com or by phone at 616-791-0511.
Spectatular photo, Lola. The spring blossoming trees were always such a pleasure back East. While we get them here they start earlier and because there are so many flowers and so much greenery they are less noticeable. The brilliant trees against the grayness of Boston was always so dramatic and welcoming. Thank you for such a pleasing reminder of our springtime.
Jeff
How beautiful Lola.
I also echo your sentiment on "sold" being heard much more often now. I have recently been cautioning my buyers to get there quick and fast if they want to be more than a guest at the party.
Lola~
Your writing is poetry. The descriptions are lyrical. The energy is connected. What is better than spring? As I read your post, I could only think.... I want to smell the blooms and feel the crisp breezes...Oh I miss Michigan!
janeAnne...Thanks for stopping by. Did you live in Michigan at one time? One of the things I love most about Grand Rapids is the changing seasons. If you're ever in town for a visit, please let me know.
Hi Lola...Thanks so much for sharing your lovely picture and your good news.
Kathleen
Beautiful photo!
Finally...no more snow for you to deal with!
Thanks for sharing!