{ Buyer’s Feature }
627 Roycroft Ave.: This Spanish
home at 627 Roycroft Ave. in Long
Beach has a gourmet kitchen
with high end appliances, granite
countertops and mahogany cabinets.
The four-bedroom, three-bath
home is 2,600 square feet and is
listed for $1.099 million. It includes
a master bath with a pedestal sink,
Jacuzzi tub and designer tile. A
family room upstairs has wood
burning stove, bar and a sink, and
refrigerator. Other features include
a deck off the master bedroom
overlooking the backyard, and two
carriage door detached garages.
It may be a sellers’ market, but homes that show poorly are sitting
“Literally, 100 percent of the
buyers are starting their home
search online and if a buyer
doesn’t like what they see from
the online photos, they will go
on to the next property.”
– RICHARD DASKAM
Keller Williams Realty
Marketing and making sureyou stay on top of your ownhome sale
— even if you have a real estate agent — is essential in an up or a
down market.“We areseeingafair number of homes sitting on the
market twotothree times longer than the median days on the market,” said Richard Daskam,
with Keller Williams Realty. In many
cases these homes are priced wrong. But all-too-often there’s another
culprit: bad marketing, or lousy photography.
