House hunters beware: RI real-estate market caught fire during COVID Patrick Anderson, The Providence Journal
In 2020, your dream house became someone else s Zoom room.
When COVID spread and cities shut down, demand for new living space soared across the Northeast, and in Rhode Island the influx of new buyers from metro New York, Boston and beyond turned an already competitive residential real-estate market brutal. Super-fierce, is how Shannon Buss, a Randall Realtors broker and the 2020 Rhode Island Association of Realtors president, described demand for homes. There are more buyers than properties we have to show them . because of lack of inventory in conjunction with low interest rates, there is incentives [for] both buyers and sellers.
In 2020, your dream house became someone else s Zoom room.
When COVID spread and cities shut down, demand for new living space soared across the Northeast, and in Rhode Island the influx of new buyers from metro New York, Boston and beyond turned an already competitive residential real-estate market brutal. Super-fierce, is how Shannon Buss, a Randall Realtors broker and the 2020 Rhode Island Association of Realtors president, described demand for homes. There are more buyers than properties we have to show them . because of lack of inventory in conjunction with low interest rates, there is incentives [for] both buyers and sellers.
Commercial buildings on Main Street in Westerly sell for $1.6M
THE PROPERTIES, at 94 Main St. and 110 Main St., include 20,000 square feet of retail space and a 100-car parking lot. / COURTESY RANDALL REALTORS WESTERLY – Two commercial buildings on Main Street in downtown Westerly have sold for $1.6 million, according to Randall Realtors, whose Chris Randall Group was the listing agent. The properties are at 94 Main St. and 110 Main St. and feature 20,000 square feet of retail space and a parking lot with room for more…
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ORLEANS Kinlin Grover Real Estate, part of The Randall Family of Companies, launched its ‘Season of Giving’ program aimed at providing help to those in need through community support of local food banks, soup kitchens and pantries.
The Randall Companies will donate $40,000 to local food banks, soup kitchens and pantries in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Kinlin Grover Real Estate will donate to organizations in Massachusetts, and Randall Realtors along with Page Taft Christie’s International Real Estate will donate to those in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
“As we enter the holiday season, so many in our community are struggling and local food banks and pantries are unfortunately serving more families than ever,” said Michael Schlott, president of Kinlin Grover Real Estate and The Randall Family of Companies.