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WALT'S WINDOW

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By Walt Buteau
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But first a few words from famed real estate investor and philanthropist Louis Glickman who said, “The best investment on Earth is earth.” Now, onto the show. CLOSING KING The biggest sale of the week was in Narragansett on Ocean Road. $6.6 million closed the 5,200 square foot home on 2 acres of waterfront land. A great property in a beautiful spot! Courtesy: Lila Delman Compass And in Covenrty, our Duke. $50,000 secured a 744 square foot mobile home. The number of closings was just over 200.
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WALT'S WINDOW

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By Walt Buteau
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Let's start with a few words from famed architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable, who said, "Real estate is the closest thing to the proverbial pot of gold." Let's dig some up right now. CLOSING KING The biggest deal to close last week was $3.5 million for a home on Blackstone Blvd. in Providence. The 5,200 square foot colonial was on the market 49 days. A Coventry mobile home on Park Lane is the Duke this week, selling for $110. The number of closings dipped to 122.
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WALT'S REAL ESTATE WINDOW

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By Walt Buteau
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Before we take a look at the week in the Real world, consider this from investing guru Barbara Corcoran; "A funny thing happens in real estate. When it comes back, it comes back up like gangbusters." Yes it does! Now, let's get after it CLOSING KING The King is in Barrington this week. 69 Nayatt Road sold for $3.8 million after 52 days on the market. A Charlestown manufactured home on Turtle Trail is The Duke, closing for $78,000. The number of closings climbed above 200 again during the week.
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