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DREAMS · 01-27-2008, 10:57 AM

I actually found the arrival of Frank's new office a breath of needed fresh air to the stale atmosphere which existed within the 50' stretch of C21 and the new Caldwell Banker Outfit. The two big box chains had dominated the area with over 200 agents who mostly have developed a personal aire personality regarding their status quo with the firm and Moultonboro. The newest arrival of Remax at the lights in Center Harbor add a great new generation of youth and energy and down to earth atmosphere so desperately needed. Similar to the softer touch and style of Lamprey Realtors, Brian & Kierra with Remax welcome folks with down to earth generosity and care for providing their quality services. Hopefully, Frank will give Moultonboro another shot in the future. Of course, like others have said the real estate market has been a dieing breed for all those folks with for sale signs the past 3 years. The only major sales are the multimillion dollar homes which once again caters to the second home seasonal markets. Unfortunatley, Moultonboro will raise all our taxes based on these absurd values placed on Lakefront home mansions. What happend to the days of a cottage?

01-27-2008, 10:57 AM	#9
DREAMS Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 51 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Too Bad Frank Gave Up I actually found the arrival of Frank's new office a breath of needed fresh air to the stale atmosphere which existed within the 50' stretch of C21 and the new Caldwell Banker Outfit. The two big box chains had dominated the area with over 200 agents who mostly have developed a personal aire personality regarding their status quo with the firm and Moultonboro. The newest arrival of Remax at the lights in Center Harbor add a great new generation of youth and energy and down to earth atmosphere so desperately needed. Similar to the softer touch and style of Lamprey Realtors, Brian & Kierra with Remax welcome folks with down to earth generosity and care for providing their quality services. Hopefully, Frank will give Moultonboro another shot in the future. Of course, like others have said the real estate market has been a dieing breed for all those folks with for sale signs the past 3 years. The only major sales are the multimillion dollar homes which once again caters to the second home seasonal markets. Unfortunatley, Moultonboro will raise all our taxes based on these absurd values placed on Lakefront home mansions. What happend to the days of a cottage?