I don’t know what circles Mark Twain ran in but everywhere I go more people are talking about real estate than the weather. People ask me about the market all the time, Is now a good time to sell?, Can I buy a house with so-so credit?, Should I remodel the kitchen before I list it? That is one of the reasons why I started Real Estate [...]

We had so many wonderful photographs submitted this summer that we will be adding 9 of them to our home page slide show. The top 3 photos were uploaded to our Facebook page for judging. A HUGE ‘thank you’ to all of our friends who helped choose the winning photograph! Without further ado, this summer’s winning photograph, chosen by our [...]

According to the latest statistics from The Rhode Island Association of Realtors, the   recovery continues to   gain momentum.  Sales of Single-family homes   rose 21%   last month and the median price rose 6% compared to May 2012. May’s median sale price was the highest since July 2011, which should come as a welcome relief to the [...]

Requesting a showing or additional information on our website has never been easier! All of our property information pages now include big bold buttons, making it easier than ever to contact one of our experienced Realtors. Give it a try today.

As life changes, it’s often necessary to relocate to a smaller home, retirement community, or assisted living facility. Making a move at any age can be difficult and stressful,   after 30, 40, or even 50 years in the same home, the process can be overwhelming. These changes   involve many steps, but if planned in advance, they can [...]

This weekend, the Providence Preservation Society (PPS) will host its annual Festival of Historic Houses, celebrating and showcasing examples of the city's unique and spectacular works of architecture. From Friday to Sunday, owners will be welcoming visitors into their homes to tour these one-of-a-kind spaces. The festival kicks off on [...]

Located in the Dryden Plat section of Oak Hill, The Edward E. Leonard House was built in 1930 for the General Manager of the Union Wadding Company, one of Pawtucket's oldest industries.  This brick and stucco Tudor revival features a conical roof entrance way welcoming you into a tiled front vestibule and a gracious center hall showcasing [...]

Set along the shores of the East Bay, this totally renovated two-bed, three-and-a-half bath townhouse delivers beautiful water views and luxurious amenities throughout, including the convenience of both an elevator and generator.  The main floor features an open concept layout complemented by a two-story foyer, recessed lighting, and rich [...]

Located just off the shores of the Narragansett Bay, this classic Dutch Colonial has been wonderfully renovated and offers picturesque views of the water.  The interior is augmented by hardwood floors, crown moldings, and custom built-ins, while the well-manicured grounds establish a secluded outdoor entertaining space filled with gardens, [...]

  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is expecting another active weather season, calling for 13-20 named storms, 7-11 of which are expected to become hurricanes, including 3-6 major hurricanes. Yet according to The State [...]