Bronxville Homes for Sale

Just being a short distance from Manhattan means this is a great locale for commuting. During the 2000 census the population was listed as 6,543. During the first quarter of 2010 there were 317 homes on the market at an asking price of $810,636. great locale for commuting. During the 2000 census the population was listed as 6,543. During the first quarter of 2010 there were 317 homes on the market at an asking price of $810,636.

Sites with Bronxville MLS Listings

Did you know that some search engines show you less than 70% of all the Bronxville Homes for Sale? We have compiled a list of search engines and sites that will give you a comprehensive list of homes for sale in Bronxville, NY.

1. Trulia.com - homes for sale Bronxville

When you go to the detail section you can have the choice of either looking at more details or making specific requests.

2. Zillow.com - homes for sale Bronxville

Click on a photo of interest go to the detail page and it you will get lots of information as well as the estimated monthly payment.

3. Homes.com - MLS listings for Bronxville

The details section of this site which is reached by clicking on a picture will allow you to either print the listing or e-mail for example.

Other Sites

Realtor.com - homes for sale Bronxville - When you arrive at the site click on the picture for a home of interest and it you will be taken to the detail section where you will see all of the property features.
Realestateyahoo.com - MLS listings for Bronxville - When you arrive at the site you will find that there is all kinds of information available to you and you may be interested in looking at the home value section.

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Real Estate Brokerages in Bronxville NY

1. Bronxville Properties representing real estate in Bronxville

Specializing in all facets of residential and commercial real property, including single and multi-family homes, coops, condominiums and investment properties, Bronxville Properties has a unique multi-faceted approach to selling your home or finding you the perfect residence.

2. Peter Harris representing real estate in Bronxville

Licensed broker Peter A Harris from Houlihan Lawrence brings to you almost 25 years of experience in Real Estate Sales, Residential & Commercial Real Estate Valuation, Corporate Real Estate Consulting, and Financial Management experience. Combined with the marketing skill and reputation of one of the largest real estate firms in Westchester that was founded in Bronxville in 1888, and you have a recipe for success.

3. Ragette Realtors representing real estate in Bronxville

Ragetté Realtors is five generations strong and is based in southern Westchester County with it's main location in Bronxville Village. Anton Ragetté originally founded the agency in 1885 and since that time, the agency has been actively managed by succeeding generations of the Ragetté family.

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Blogs about Bronxville Homes for Sale

When Developer Folds, HOA Has Questions

Published on Wed, 12 May 2010 08:02:31 -0700 | Joshua La Force's Blog

When a condo developer goes into bankruptcy, owners of previously sold units can be left with some troubling questions. Here are the answers to a few of them: · If the lender buys title to the property at the auction sale, a frequent occurrence, the law considers the lender just like it does other owners and requires that the lender pay the monthly assessment. · The lender who buys the units also would be responsible for the taxes on the units he owns. · A clubhouse or similar property [...]

Fannie Survey Finds Home Owners Are Skeptical

Published on Tue, 11 May 2010 06:35:05 -0700 | Joshua La Force's Blog

The housing crisis has changed how Americans view homeownership, according to a survey of public attitudes by Fannie Mae. The number of people who view homeownership as a safe investment declined from 83 percent in 2003 to 70 percent in 2009. In addition: 48 percent of those surveyed said banks should foreclose on people who don’t pay their mortgages. 53 percent blamed borrowers – instead of banks – for taking out bigger loans than they could afford. 15 percent of respondents said it is a [...]

Post Foreclosure Life Goes On but with Much Less Steam

Published on Tue, 22 Jun 2010 05:02:34 -0700 | James Carter's Blog

Post foreclosure crisis life goes on because it has to – but with much less steam. The pockets are slimmer either with no pay or less pay and it seems this trend will continue for decades. This raises the question of whether the crisis is over or whether the weather created by the crisis is here to stay. 70,000 employees of Maryland have not got their salaries raised since 2007; in fact there are going to be reductions although Governor Martin O’Malley is hopeful that this will be the [...]

Mega Lending Ends Up with Mega Foreclosures

Published on Fri, 18 Jun 2010 09:23:05 -0700 | James Carter's Blog

With banks wooing them with money many just could not resist. Developers joined in and paid the sky for the land required for building. But the story ended with mega legal suits filed by lenders who did not reside her. The financing had been done by the outsiders. Thus mega lending ended up with mega foreclosures. In Lee County three of the top foreclosures all tell the same tale. For Grosse Pointe Development the debt is $340 million. For Oasis the debt is $157 million and for Paradise Pr [...]

Foreclosures are Impacting on Valuations

Published on Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:18:37 -0700 | James Carter's Blog

For those living close to foreclosed houses it is a nightmare. For those who have bought foreclosed houses it is also a nightmare. Sanjeev Rathore is one of the purchasers. He complains that his home in the suburbs of Omaha that he had bought from a bank during a foreclosure sale in 2009 October had all the hallmarks of foreclosure blight – broken shingles, slashed gutters and smashed tiles. Sanjeev is 34 years old. He bought this fixer upper located in the Mission Hill locality. He to [...]

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