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DIRECTIONS
Educated Realty in located in the Bailiwick Office Park near the intersection of the 611 by-pass and Rt. 313 (Swamp Rd.) in Doylestown.  After you enter Bailiwick (across from the Saturn dealer), drive to the back corner of the complex, there is a sign for "Mr. Chips School of Real Estate" in front of suite 48 and Educated Realty is beside "Mr. Chips School."

 From the North:  take 611 south to the "Main St." exit on the the north side of Doylestown, follow Main St. south to Rt. 313, turn right at Rt. 313 (Swamp Rd.), cross the 611 by-pass, and Bailiwick is the first left

From the South:  take the 611 by-pass around Doylestown, exit at Rt. 313 (Swamp Rd.), turn left at the traffice light at the end of the exit, Bailiwick is the first left after the entrance to 611 south

From the West:  take Rt. 313 to Doylestown, turn right into Bailwick across from the Saturn dealership

From the East:  take Rt. 313 (Swamp Rd.) through Doylestown, Bailiwick is the first left after the entrance to 611 south

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Why Educated Realty, Inc.?
Educated Realty, Inc., provides educated service:
  • Knowledge of forms required for a transaction - participation in state associations that review and create appropriate forms to use in real estate transactions
  • Knowledge of the marketplace and changing conditions - detailed review of residential, resale conditions that allow thorough explanation of local, county, regional and national real estate trends and how they affect your transaction
  • Attention to personal needs - good real estate agents know how to provide help and when to get help:  a real estate transaction is a complicated process that requires assistance from mortgage, inspection, title and insurance specialists
       
  • Real Estate

    The Philadelphia area residential real estate market went through a period of rapid expansion from 2001 - 2005.  Residential resale property sales peaked in 2005, then dollar volume declined slightly more than 10% in the 2006-2007.  We are in a period of adjustment in the local real estate market.

    Though our market does not have as many problems with foreclosures as other markets have, we have been affected by the slump in real estate activity in other areas.

    In Bucks County, residential resale activity peaked with $2.7 billion in sales in 2005.  In 2006, this fell off to slightly below $2.4 billion; and in 2007, it fell further to slightly above $2.3 billion.  Even with this adjustment, the dollar volume of residential real estate that changed hands in 2007 was higher than the volume in 2001-2004.

    We have a vibrant market that requires careful interpretation if you are thinking of buying or selling.  Market research and understanding can help you in this process.