Spring has Sprung in Westchester, New York
Spring has sprung, and the market is starting to blossom.
After seeing next to nothing on in February, it is nice to see some new inventory flowing. Those looking in the Katonah- Lewisboro District or Bedford Central District are going to need to be prepared for bidding wars. The inventory just isn’t there.
I have been blessed to have some listings on, but the chaos has been real. The biggest thing- the list price is not going to be the final price most of the time. In fact, high demand areas are going 10-20% above their list price. Don’t let it stress you out- just get in with me early so we can have a plan!
In non real estate news… I am getting excited for spring. Who is thinking of a garden this year? It is almost time to get the party started. I recently cleared out a few of my vegetable garden boxes, but am leaving some alone- along with leaves and plants alone in case little critters are using it for warmth or hiding.
Want a garden, but don’t know where to start? Start small- I love herbs, lettuce, micro greens and radishes- they never fail me. If a flower cutting garden is more your thing- check out Sweet Earth Co. for a great cutting garden course.
Events coming up:
Mount Kisco Food Pantry Community Table Event, April 24 The Meadows TICKETS
Hopes Door Thursday, May 8 Mamaroneck Beach Club TICKETS
Garden Party in Pound Ridge- details TBD, but save the date June 30 6:30pm
The city gave you the career, the friends, and the restaurants. It gave you late dinners, spontaneous plans, and a neighborhood that has felt like home for years. Now you might be ready for something a little different. A little more room to breathe.
Deciding to sell your home is a big step. It’s not just a financial decision. It’s an emotional one too. Your home holds years of memories, from holiday gatherings to quiet Sunday mornings, and letting it go deserves care and the right guidance.
When you love a piece of land, you start to think about what happens to it long after it’s yours. The rolling meadow you walk every morning. The stand of old trees at the edge of the property. The stream that floods a little every spring. Those places don’t have to change hands and disappear. What happens to your land