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⭐Coming Soon! - Live June 7th ⭐

📍 22 Stephanie Circle Springfield, MA 01129

Don't miss your opportunity to tour this pretty, well-maintained, Raised Ranch located in 16 Acres- close to Wilbraham line. Sun-drenched, spacious vaulted-ceiling living room with gleaming hardwood flooring sets the stage for open concept!

🏡Open House Saturday, June 13th from 11AM to 1PM with Kathleen Brenner 🏡

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⭐Coming Soon! - Live June 3rd! ⭐

📍 47 Decorie Drive, Wilbraham, MA 01095

PRISTINE & Meticulous with renovations throughout.. Lower level highlights an additional 676 sq ft of finished space for playroom or media room - for all your entertainment needs!

🏡Open House Saturday, June 6th from 12:00-2:00 PM! 🏡

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🌟JUST LISTED 🌟 📍 36 Burleigh Road, Hampden, MA This stunning secluded home with an attached carriage house, could be YOUR own personal resort! Take a look below to see all of its magnificent features. 🏘 Standout Features Include: 🍽Chef's Gourmet Kitchen 🌳Enclosed Screen Porch with Scenic Views! 🛌Privately located Master Bedroom & Bath! 🏡Private backyard oasis including Inground Saltwater pool, fire pit, & a covered patio 🚪Lower Level Gym with a private entrance! ✨Along with many more features to be shown! Please call Brenda Cuoco today for more details at (413)-333-7776📱 📸 For more photos and location information, please visit: https://www.wmasshomebuyer.com/proper... 🤔 Curious to know what your home is worth? https://www.wmasshomebuyer.com/cma/pr...

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⭐Coming Soon! - Live June 13th ⭐

📍71 Chapin Greene Drive, Unit: 71 Ludlow, MA

This lovely condo comes with a private deck area, and a backyard. Beautiful renovated kitchen with Maple cabinetry, come see it for yourself at the Open House!

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While many people across the U.S. have traditionally enjoyed the perks of an urban lifestyle, some who live in more populated city limits today are beginning to rethink their current neighborhoods. Being in close proximity to everything from the grocery store to local entertainment is definitely a perk, especially if you can also walk to some of these hot spots and have a short commute to work. The trade-off, however, is that highly populated cities can lack access to open space, a yard, and other desirable features. These are the kinds of things you may miss when spending a lot of time at home. When it comes to social distancing, as we’ve experienced recently, the newest trend seems to be around re-evaluating a once-desired city lifestyle and trading it for suburban or rural living.

George Ratiu, Senior Economist at realtor.com notes:

“With the re-opening of the economy scheduled to be cautious, the impact on consumer preferences will likely shift buying behavior…consumers are already looking for larger homes, bigger yards, access to the outdoors and more separation from neighbors. As we move into the recovery stage, these preferences will play an important role in the type of homes consumers will want to buy. They will also play a role in the coming discussions on zoning and urban planning. While higher density has been a hallmark of urban development over the past decade, the pandemic may lead to a re-thinking of space allocation.”

The Harris Poll recently surveyed 2,000 Americans, and 39% of the respondents who live in urban areas indicated the COVID-19 crisis has caused them to consider moving to a less populated area.Today, moving outside the city limits is also more feasible than ever, especially as Americans have quickly become more accustomed to – and more accepting of – remote work. According to the Pew Research Center, access to the Internet has increased significantly in rural and suburban areas, making working from home more accessible. The number of people working from home has also spiked considerably, even before the pandemic came into play this year.

Bottom Line

If you have a home in the suburbs or a rural area, you may see an increasing number of buyers looking for a property like yours. If you’re thinking of buying and don’t mind a commute to work for the well-being of your family, you may want to consider looking at homes for sale outside the city. Contact us today 413.333.7776 to discuss the options available in your area.