This week the Philadelphia Real Estate Blog will spotlight CITYSPACE (Philadelphia Real Estate Hub), RE/Max City Space is a real estate brokerage dedicated to real estate in Center City, Philadelphia. They are located at 2200 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. RE/Max City Space’s business model, characterized by a commitment to local communities, green living and technology, provides a unique perspective for their clients and agents. Educating their agents on quickly changing market trends and supporting their use of the latest technological tools are a priority.
At RE/Max City Space, they continue to embrace their forward thinking, results-oriented marketing. Things have changed drastically for the real estate industry in the past few months. It’s no longer an effective marketing strategy to simply list a property on MLS, run an ad in a local paper and host open houses. Current market conditions require new solutions – a substantial online presence, a focused individualized marketing plan and a agent, who adjusts to changing conditions throughout the entire process. RE/Max City Space is not content to provide the status quo. They will continue to strive to be a step ahead, offering creative solutions that will speak for themselves.
City Space’s agents currently include:
MARYAM K. AMAKER
CHARLES BALDUCCI
MELISSA BARRETT
ANDREA BOELTER
CARL CALDAS
ELIZABETH CLARK
JACI DAGUANNO
PATRICK DONOHOE
KYLE DYER
JOHN ECCLESTONE
KEITH ELSEN
TOM ENGLETT
RONNIE FEDERMAN
MICKEY GALATOLA
MICHAEL GARDEN
SALVATORE GARDNER
JAMIE GORDON
MARIANA GUY
AMY JONES
DAVID KRUPP
CLAUDIA LIPPMAN
RACHEL LIPTON
JOHNNY MCDONALD
KEVIN MCNEAL
KELLY MONK
BOB MURPHY
ALISON PEARLSTEIN
CALVIN PHUN
RYAN QUINN
AL RABADY
MELINDA RICKARD
SARAH ROBERTSON
PATRICK ROSE
DANIEL SANDOVAL
TRAVIS SEAL
STEPHANIE SHEALY
ALEXA SHUPIK
JOSH SOLOW
DESIREE STAFFORD
GINNI STILES
GERARDO SUAREZ
ERIC SWEENEY
JOE SWEENEY
DANIELLE THOMPSON
STEPHANIE UFF
DUSKA WOODS
Please feel free to provide any feedback of your experiences with RE/Max City Space in Philadelphia.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
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To what extent do you think the end of the tax credit will effect the recent uptick in the market. Down here in Orlando, March sales were up 5% over February and 40% over March 2009. Prices have ticked up 12% from January. Two thirds of the transactions were short sales and forclosures. The hidden positive I believe is the sudden influx of forgien buyers. I think investors may feel that we are now coming off the true bottom.
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Did the tax credit cause a spike in purchases?
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