For Buyers

Buying Main Line Real Estate

Buying a new home can be one of the most exciting times and one of the most challenging times in your life - especially if you have not previously visited the Main Line.

Home Buyers

For Sellers

Selling Main Line Real Estate

Any Main Line Realtor can take your listing and say that they will sell your home. But can they develop a marketing plan to sell your home for the most money...

Home Sellers

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Real Estate Map Search

Finding your ideal home on the web shouldn't have to be a difficult task. Our new map based search functions provide you with a wealth of information, photos, street views, community information, local demographics, and more. Learn how easy it is to use this system, save your searches, and receive automatic updates on new listings that meet your search criteria.

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What Is The Main Line?

The Main Line is a group of suburbs in the Philadelphia metro area located west of the city in Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties. These suburbs are called the Main Line because they sprang up along the route of the historic Pennsylvania Railroad, which connected the towns. Residents of Main Line towns live a very high quality of life, as these are some of the wealthiest communities in the country. Many of the sprawling mansions and large homes that historically characterized the Main Line region still exist today, and are a lovely part of the Main Line landscape.

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Main Line Real Estate

Looking for Philadelphia Real Estate? Try the Main Line!

If you're relocating to the Philadelphia area and prefer the suburbs to the city one of your first considerations should be the Main Line area. This affluent region of Eastern Pennsylvania offers easy access to the downtown area via road or rail, and is also close to major shopping centers, recreation, and cultural activities. The local school districts spend well above the state average expenditure per student, and at the same time keep the student to teacher ratio well under the state average. The area also features many private schools and prestigious universities including Villanova, Haverford College, and St. Joseph's University.

So, just how can you simplify the process of buying your new home?

Realtor John Flanagan simplifies the process by asking the right questions and listening to your needs. Armed with that information, John is able to use available technology and his expert knowledge of the local market to quickly narrow down the available choices to the homes that meet or exceed your expectations.

Client Testimonials

“John managed to make the buying process an enjoyable experience, which is exactly what it should be. We had heard many horror stories from friends about their problems trying to buy a house, but our experience was the complete opposite. With John's hard work, everything went smoothly and was stress-free. We'll absolutely hire John in the future when we sell our house.”

Brad and Colleen Wolf

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John Flanagan

Realtor, ABR, e-PRO

Prudential Fox &1mp; Roach REALTORS

Prudential Fox & Roach REALTORS, Inc.
Rosemont Station Office
1251 Montrose Avenue
Rosemont, PA 19010
610.256.4435 | Mobile
610.527.6400 | Office
610.887.0195 | e-Fax
License No. RS277109

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Main Line Real Estate News

Main Line Real Estate: Average Sales Price Decreased 8.3% in 2011

According to sales data from TReND, the area Multiple Listing Service, the average sales price in the Main Line townships of Lower Merion, Radnor, Tredyffrin, and Easttown decreased 8.3% in 2011, from $617,595 in 2010 to $566,535 in 2011. These figures include all type of properties: single family homes, condos, twins, and townhomes. The total volume of Main Line homes that sold decreased 5.7%, from $829,431,103 in 2010 to $782,952,130 in 2011. Sellers were asking 4% less for their homes: $706,281 on average in 2011 and $734,774 in 2010. The average time it takes to sel ...

Market Tracker Tool Gives Users the “Pulse of the Market” in Seconds

Prudential Fox & Roach just launched enhancements to its "Market Tracker" tool that many buyers and sellers will find very useful. Previously, users could easily view the monthly average sales price comparison with the same month in the previous year, as well as year-to-date statistics, day on the market, and new listing comparisons. The previous version allowed searching by zip codes or cities only. The new enhanced version of Market Tracker allows users to search these same categories, but also gives the options of searching by school distr ...

It’s Official: Current Rates are Now Lowest in History

See the Bloomberg News article below. If you haven't refinanced in the last two years, it most likely is worth refinancing now. I can refer you to a great mortgage rep. I'm closing on my refinance next week and will save almost $1,500/month in interest. John Flanagan Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors Mobile -- 610.256.4435 John@MainLineJohn.com ++++++++ Bloomberg News – Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest on Record, Freddie Mac Says – Lowest Since 1950s Sept. 15 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. mortgage rates fell for a second week to the lowest on Freddie Mac records as a slowing economy and concerns that Europe’s debt crisis is worsening drove investors to the relative safety of Treasury bonds. The average rate for a 30-year fixed loan dropped to 4.09 percent in the week en ...

It’s Getting Cold Out There!

Last night was the first night we had to turn on the heat. And two week ago we were on a beach! Now is the perfect time to contact your HVAC contractor to have the heater serviced. In another few weeks the wait time for service will be much longer. Your heater has been dormant for six months so a tune-up is in order. If you need any Main Line HVAC recommendations, please let me know. John Flanagan Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors 610-256-4435 John@MainLineJohn.com

The 7 Worst Neighbors of TV and Film

This is good for a laugh. Which is worse: the grumpy old man; the loud, destructive teenager; or the neighborhood flirt? We love to hate them, and we’d hate to live next to them: the top seven bad neighbors of TV and film. Click the link below to see the list. http://goo.gl/t6YUG