Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in my brokerage’s continued success. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Melissa Cartier
Real Estate Broker/Owner
c: 518.321.5762
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Colleen Cameron
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518.391.8312
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Amanda Lampmon
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518-366-2040
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Gerald Magoolaghan
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518.788.8220
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Nicole Mazzotti
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518-527-7241
Nikki@TheCartierGroup.com
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Lara Nikolaidis
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518-527-4912
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Joley Tetreault
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518-366-1154
Hi there,
I hope your 2026 is off to a promising start. What I love about this business is that it brings different challenges every day, and we stay busy tackling them! But every spring I take a step back to review how our local real estate market has performed in the prior year and to share our company’s map of closed sales. Here’s my recap of yet another interesting year as your local REALTOR.
2025 Market Recap
The greater Capital Region real estate market continued to be competitive throughout 2025 despite continued inflation and relatively high interest rates. Perhaps buyers have acclimated to high rates and were grateful for the downward trend. When the Federal Reserve cut the rates in fall 2025, we saw 6.25% for the first time in years! We’ve seen high 5s already in 2026, which bodes well for the year ahead.
The overall appeal of our area—from the peaceful Adirondacks to the bustling Capital Region—means continued demand for properties and a continued low inventory of homes. Plus, sellers with historically low interest rates are reluctant to trade them for higher rates without a very strong motivation to move.
The total number of new listings throughout our area increased by 3.2% to 13,738 in 2025—up from a 2% increase in 2024. That’s encouraging! For perspective, this is still a far cry from 10 years ago in 2015, when total new listing inventory was 21,748!
High demand pushed up 2025’s average sale price by 8% to $402,653—up from $371,857 in 2024. This is the first time it’s ever been over $400,000 in history! The average sale-to-list-price ratio stayed strong, but dipped to 99% (down from 101%), indicating that buyers’ willingness to go over-asking to buy has diminished slightly.
Sellers continued to run the market, but buyers sent a strong message by letting homes sit if they weren’t in good condition—and we saw more price reductions in 2025. Working on behalf of buyers, we successfully helped them compete for new, pristine, or underpriced properties in the most cautious way we can, while still working to find homes with inherent value or to identify off-market properties when possible. As such, the total number of closed sales in 2025 increased to 10,759 for the market overall, up 3.9% from 2024.
New construction has continued to be the path of least resistance for buyers who can afford to bear the higher price per square foot and the time it takes to build. We helped many clients secure brand-new homes in 2025, keeping them out of bidding wars.
The commercial real estate market showed consistent growth again in 2025. Available space increases year after year — unlike in residential real estate. Most experts believe this is because companies prefer to build rather than convert obsolete commercial properties. We’ve seen many large companies in our market expand to new or larger locations thanks to our ever-increasing population. Established businesses and fully leased properties that can demonstrate profitability continue to sell to eager investors.
Trends for 2026
• With residential properties in high demand, there’s no reason for would-be sellers to hold off on listing. Still, today’s buyers are more likely to wait for unrealistically priced homes to be reduced, so sellers should be thoughtful when establishing a list price.
• Savvy sellers may want to consider tackling the projects that help their house shine — and deliver the most ROI. Staging is another tactic we use to set our listings apart.
• Buyers would be wise to be pre-approved, educated, and confident in the market, which comes easily when working with a seasoned REALTOR. With the right real estate partner, buyers can move swiftly when the right property pops up.
As always, I’m happy to run a market analysis for you or anyone else you know who’s curious about a property’s value. Thanks for choosing me as your real estate partner and for your participation in the continued success of my business. I hope your 2026 is filled with fun and success in all you do.
Warm regards,
Heather Willig
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
c: 518.339.1534
