Condo guidance in Salem Old Town built on routes walked in person, not distances estimated on a map.
A garden bungalow presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A harbor loft presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A pine acreage presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
In Salem the walk is the amenity.
Iris positions condos around what a buyer can reach on foot, which sounds soft until you notice how much of the price difference between two similar units it explains. She walks the routes herself in every season, and she will tell a client honestly when a listing's idea of walkable involves a highway crossing.
Why walking distance on paper and walking distance in real life are two different things, and how to check for yourself.
Read the article →A guide to thinking about how walkable a location really is when comparing two similar condos with different price tags.
Read the article →A short list of specific questions to ask about walkability before assuming a condo listing's description matches reality.
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Iris kept the questions organized and never rushed the next choice.
Walkability shapes price more than most owners realize. Get a sense of where your unit stands.
Iris Boone will tell you honestly what's walkable in Salem Old Town and what only looks that way on paper.