LandVest, Inc., New Englands leading luxury residential brokerage and national timberland marketing and management icon, has appointedJurek Lipskito its Board of Directors. The appointment was made by unanimous vote of the LandVest shareholders at their annual meeting on April 17, [...]
Economic uncertainty and volatile financial markets didnt slow what turned out to be a fast start to 2025. During Q1 LandVests new listings, and total available listings, were both considerably higher compared to the same time last year. Our inventory has been growing steadily and will continue to rise in the coming weeks when warmer [...]
As the exclusive New England affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate, as well as the largest manager of commercial forestland in the Northeast, LandVest has a unique perspective on the timberland and housing lifecycle. From my present perch, the spring home construction market has [...]
LandVest closed some of the biggest real estate deals in New England last year. Among the many high-end transactions handled by our team in 2024, several properties sold as the highest-priced home in their respective markets during the entire year.
In the good old days, clients rarely had difficulty with homeowners insurance. That has changed. Now, properties with seemingly low risk profiles are being non-renewed. Purchasers are having trouble getting properties covered pre-closing. Fortunately, LandVest clients are supported by our network of [...]
As we head into the years final months, LandVests available inventory of properties and sales have outpaced 2023 through Q3. Our brokers are reporting bullish sentiments for buyers and sellers alike as we look ahead into 2025.
Home sales are lagging. Although economists (as did I) predicted around 4.60 million existing home sales for 2024, that number is now expected to end the year at 3.84 million units [according to NAR September report]. This represents a 6.1% decline from 2023, which was already the worst year we had seen since 1995. Bear in mind that the US [...]
By Slater Anderson, Vice President & Managing Director of Real Estate
We enjoyed a strong start to the year in terms of transactions, dollar values, and listingsall of which increased year-over-year from 2023.
LandVests inventory grew 33 percent in Q1 year-over-year, a performance that easily outpaces the national number of 23.5
LandVest's President, Joseph Taggart, shares his expertise on the housing shortage in the US and the attempt to accommodate the newest generation of buyers.
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