Yesterday, I did my video blog from a very unique house for sale in the Fenwick addition of West Edmond, about whether or not you should hire a home inspector when buying a new home. Feel free to agree or disagree in the comments below, and you can find out more about this and other beautiful homes for sale at our website.

In my latest video blog from the Fenwick addition park in Edmond, OK, I hit on the truth of what’s going on on the Central Oklahoma and national real estate scenes. You can see the actual statistics that I reference in the video and leave a comment here to voice your opinion on this topic.

And the Edmond Video Hotsheet continues:

Well, if you’ve noticed my lack of posts lately, you’ve probably wondered if I fell into a pit somewhere.  Actually, that’s exactly what happened.  I fell into the same pit that so many of my clients do.  Yep, you guessed it… I moved.

I’ve spend the past week or so in moving hell, and it’s refreshed my memory of the pains that so many of you have felt recently, or may be about to feel.  With that in mind, I think I’ll post a few pointers:

• Be organized – pack each room carefully marking boxes with specifics of what’s in them, and where they belong in the new home.
• Keep your friends close – buy the beer, pizza, or whatever you have to, to motivate your friends to help you. 
• Be efficient – it’s really easy to get distracted as your loading or unloading, and turn a 2-hour job into a 6-hour job.  Stay focused.

I have a lot more, but those are the basics to keep in mind, and let me say a BIG HUGE THANK YOU to all my friends and family who put their weekend on hold to help us get things taken care of.  We’re not settled yet, but we’re far closer than we ever could have been on our own.

Now, just so you all know, I won’t be moving again for many, many, many years! 

As I said yesterday, it’s been a busy week around here… we’re in the midst of that time of year when buyers are out in full force looking for a new place to call home, and many home owners have it on their mind to get listed and take advantage of that buyer traffic.

As a result, I got a call this afternoon from a gentleman who lives in Fenwick, located between Penn and Western, North of NW 164th.  While researching the current sales and listings in Fenwick, I thought now would be a good time to post a summary of what’s selling, what’s not, and what’s new on the market in Fenwick.

People always want to know “What did that house around the corner sell for” or “How much is that house on X street listed for?”  So, I designed this report to keep you up-to-date on inventory levels, then quarterly I’ll break down overall neighborhood pricing and compare it to the previous year.  This combination gives us all a real pulse on the health of the Fenwick real estate market.  Hopefully, it will be a useful resource for all of the current home owners, and those thinking about moving here.

Here are the Fenwick homes that closed within the past 60 days:

And here are the homes currently on the market in Fenwick (Active & Pending):

**All statistical and listing information provided to and compiled by MLSGateway.com, Inc. covering a period (1/25/08) through (3/25/08). MLSGateway.com, Inc. does not guarantee or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Listing information is deemed reliable at the time of this posting, but subject to change without notification, and should be verified through a licensed agent for accuracy.

For more information about any of these homes, or to find out how to get yours SOLD for the most in the shortest time, call or email me.