JUST SOLD 4338 Melody Lane #206 on 01/4/2021 for $134,900 by Tiffany Malone!
2 bedrooms | 2 bath | 1,064 sq ft
This awesome 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo located on the East Side of Madison went fast since it has a great location with access to everything. It was an exciting and fun sale as the buyers were first-time homeowners and the sellers were transition to a bigger home. Congrats to both parties!
If you’d like to discuss buying or selling your home, please contact Tiffany Malone, Real Estate Consultant, at Tiffany@TheAlvaradoGroup.com
JUST SOLD 5205 Odana Rd on 12/28/2020 for $335,000 by Tiffany Malone!
5 bedrooms | 2.5 bath | 2,305 sq ft
We helped our clients sell and buy into this great 5 bedroom home on Madison's west side! We know how it can be hard to know the best first step when wanting to transition to a new home. There is not a simple answer for all and it depends on several factors.
If you’d like to discuss buying or selling your home, please contact Tiffany Malone, Real Estate Consultant, at Tiffany@TheAlvaradoGroup.com
JUST SOLD 2121 Taft St, Madison on 12/15/2020 for $168,000 by Tiffany Malone!
3 bedrooms | 1 full bath | 888 sq ft
Sellers owned this cozy 3 bedroom for 20 years! This lovingly cared for home receive an accepted offer over asking price in just days.
If you’d like to discuss buying or selling your home, please contact Tiffany Malone, Real Estate Consultant, at Tiffany@TheAlvaradoGroup.com
JUST SOLD 211 Vista Rd, Madison on 12/17/20 for $643,500 by Carlos Alvarado.
4 bedrooms | 2.5 bath | 2,608 sq ft
In the heart of the Regent Neighborhood, this beautiful four bedroom home, filled with character, sold quickly! The Sellers did an amazing job getting it ready. If you are considering listing this spring, now is the time to start preparing. Reach out to Carlos for honest feedback and a strategic game plan.
If you’d like to discuss buying or selling your home, please contact Carlos Alvarado, Principal Broker, at 608.438.6757 or Carlos@TheAlvaradoGroup.com
by Sara Alvarado
The Black Lives Matter movement is forcing many White people to open our eyes to inequalities we have long ignored. One such issue is neighborhood segregation and unequal access to homeownership.
Since the Fair Housing Act passed in 1968, the gap between Black and White homeownership rates has widened —growing from 27 percentage points in 1960 to 30 points in 2017—and the Black homeownership rate has actually stayed almost exactly the same.
After many years of silence, White communities are beginning to talk about