Author Archives: Susanna Kunkel

What role will Metaverse have for real estate?

The metaverse is already alive and well in the real estate industry with virtual worldwide services for our clients.

Luxury Market Report – Nov 2021

What's driving the luxury housing market across the country and in the greater Philadelphia area? Read more for national and local statistics and trends including Philadelphia and Main Line communities.

WFH Demands Continue to Drive Housing Market

From the luxury market to first time homebuyers, the shift to work from home continues to drive the housing market. Read full article for local, national and worldwide trends.

What can we learn from Zillow’s iBuyer failure?

What can we learn from Zillow's iBuyer failure and what does it mean for 2022? AI and hedge fund portfolio purchases are emerging as a major force in the US marketplace.

How to make an offer | 3 tips for success

How does the magic happen with home buying? The way they show it on HGTV it looks so easy! These 3 steps at the beginning of your search will set you up for success. You may even create your own home buying show!

Q3 Market – Suburbs vs Center City Condos

October statistics show a dramatic shift downward in pricing from the peaks in the suburbs during Spring/Summer to an increase in Center City's Rittenhouse Square, now a sellers market.

Should I get a Radon Test?

FAQ about Radon Testing for Home Buyers - when do you need one? Why is it important and what are the risks? As your Buyer Agent we will guide you through the negotiation process.

Luxury Market Report – October 2021

Like all real estate markets, the luxury residential market is complex, with mixed dynamics driving record setting sales in some areas and lagging values in others.

What does $300K Buy on Rittenhouse Square?

What can you buy on Rittenhouse Square for $300,000? Condo living on the Square comes in many sizes, and prices but here we explore some great options available for just about $300K.

Are Foreclosures Going Up?

In early 2020 as the COVID pandemic evolved, I was skeptical of mainstream news stating we wouldn't face a risk of foreclosures "because it's NOT 2008!" That simplistic response ignored the facts of a different crisis that could also put home owners at risk of foreclosure.