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DelRose is Synonymous With Real Estate
In the early 1950s, my grandfather Connie used the GI Bill to purchase a single family ranch in West Watertown. That one decision changed the trajectory of an entire family. It created wealth. It created stability. And it set in motion nearly five decades of real estate work that still carries the DelRose name today.
"There's always another house. But there's only one right outcome for your family. My job is to help you get there."
Mike DelRose Jr.Greater Boston market
Absorption rate is the ratio of homes sold to total available listings. A rate of 0.20 reflects a balanced market where buyers and sellers can negotiate on equal footing. Above 0.20 favors sellers. Below 0.20 favors buyers. Above 0.25 signals a strong seller's market. Below 0.18 signals a strong buyer's market. Neither condition is inherently good or bad. Understanding where the market sits helps both buyers and sellers make clear-eyed decisions.
Absorption rate equals closed sales divided by total active listings. Data sourced from MLSPIN and updated quarterly. Markets vary by property type and price range within each town.
All market statistics sourced from MLSPIN. Figures represent trailing 90-day period and are updated quarterly. Contact Mike for current conditions specific to your property type and search criteria.
The DelRose name has been synonymous with Greater Boston real estate since 1978. What follows is what that means in practice.
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