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 2 comments »Keller's Pond Lexington SC Real Estate - Built by Essex HomesI recently had the opportunity to visit and sell a home in the Lexington SC Real Estate Neighborhood of Kellers Pond, abuilt by Essex Homes, a staple in the Columbia SC Real Estate Market. With a location to die for, roughly 1 mile from Lexington High School off of the booming Charter Oak Drive, you will not find a better neighborhood in this price range.
Kellers Pond starts at $190K and goes up to $290k. This Lexinton SC Real Estate neighborhood consists of Brick and Vinyl Construction, with several solid brick houses. For those prices you get several upgrades which includes Double Crown Molding in 2 rooms, Stainless Steel Appliances, Upgraded Cabinets, Sprinkler Systems, butlers pantry, and much much more! Contact me with any questions about Kellers Pond, or many other neighborhoods from Essex. (Essex homes has not paid me or anything for these comments)
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Comment from: Marie [Visitor]  I have more of a question vs a comment. I have driven through Kellers Pond several times and althoguh the lots are not as big as I would like the houses and the neighborhood seem very nice. My question though is that I just drove through the other day and there were 10-15 houses for sale which makes me wonder why. It is more of a buyer's market right now so I am surprised by the number of houses for sale. Any thoughts?  Permalink September 19, 2008 12:56:04Comment from: hunter.jackson [Member] · http://www.columbiascrealestatehomes.com Marie,First off, thank you for your question! I just ran Keller's Pond on the MLS, and currently, there are only 6 houses that are 'active', meaning for sale. However, there are 4 that are 'pending', meaning that they have a contract on them are on the way to closing. This is a very good sign. Keller's Pond, being a large neighborhood, is hitting it's first transition. Typical transitions happen between 3 and 5 years, when homeowners first put there homes up for sale. You see a turn over typically during that time of a decent amount of the original purchasers. This is healthy, as prices tend to increase in this time. Currently, throughout the greater Columbia area, there are a lot of houses on the market. Demand is down due to the fact that money is so hard to come by to borrow, and in many cases, it is very expensive to borrow. Also, the stipulations on loans have increased so much, a large number of the population are currently unable to purchase a home. At this time, only people who need to move should be selling their homes. Notice I said 'need', not 'want'. With this amount of inventory on the market, the purchaser has the upper hand in all contract negotiations. It is a buyers market. If there is ever anything I can do for you, please let me know! Permalink September 19, 2008 13:45:41Comment on this article This post has no comments awaiting moderation. |
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