Yasmine Bahr

01/04/2024

Wishing you all a joyful and prosperous New Year! May it be filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. From our family to yours, Happy New Year! 🎉✨
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10/23/2023

Look at the updated Ruxton Luxury Market Watch Market Watch Report.

With real estate being local, it's important to work with a local expert that understands the changing market.

09/24/2023

Thank you Jinan Jamal for your review: Our agent Yasmine Bahr is a professional in the world of real estate. Her knowledge of the market, tireless dedication, and her ability to clarify were truly remarkable. She made us feel like her top priority at all times.

Her expertise and guidance were crucial in us finding our home, and her knowledge in the field made everything seamless. She is highly responsive and caring, and she always puts her clients first. She was there whenever we needed and her responses were very swift and precise.

I highly recommend Yasmine to anyone looking for someone who not only brings results but also provides a top of the line experience consistently. Working with her was an absolute pleasure.

Visit Yasmine Bahr's agent profile on Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty. Yasmine Bahr works out of the Baltimore Metro office and can be contacted at (443) 509-3344.

09/19/2023

Recently Sold! Take a look at what I recently sold at 111 MERIDIAN LANE , Towson.

111 MERIDIAN LANE , Towson, MD 21286 See 1 Photos, description and maps; Bedrooms: 3; Full Baths: 2; Partial Baths: 1; Square Feet: 2520; Price: call for price; MLS ID: MDBC2075716

01/13/2023

Stop by Saturday, January 14th from 12:00 to 1:00 PM to see 67 LINDEN PLACE Towson, MD 21286 for an open house!

Photos, maps, description of Property For Rent at 67 Linden Place, Towson, MD 21286, asking price of $3,250 / Monthly

01/04/2023

Just Listed! Do not miss this new listing at 67 LINDEN PLACE , Towson.

Photos, maps, description of Property For Rent at 67 Linden Place , Towson, MD 21286, asking price of $3,250 / Monthly

01/01/2023

A warm wish from the heart for a beautiful New Year from our family to Yours🌻!

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12/07/2022

Sold 🗝 in the highly sought after Village of Long Reach situated in the heart of Columbia, MD!
The Village of Long Reach offers a wide range of amenities and walking trails throughout the community and located minutes away from the Kendall Ridge Loop Hiking Trail, Middle Patuxent Environmental Area and Hobbits Glen Golf Club. In addition to that enjoy all the amenities Columbia has to offer: Columbia Mall, restaurants, and all the entertainment options. With easy commute to I-95, US-29, Route 100 and BWI airport.
Prices in that community range from 400k to 800k depending on the condition and type of the home.

11/25/2022

Sending warm, heartfelt wishes from our home to yours 🌷!

11/09/2022

As mortgage rates are rapidly rising, the hot housing market is finally cooling off. This made many of you asking: are we going to experience a repeat of 2008?
The short answer is “No”: the housing market is in a far better place now than it was back in 2008. The 2008 meltdown resulted in new firmer lending regulations to prevent a repeat of another wave of foreclosures like the ones we have seen after the meltdown.
During the lead up to the housing crisis, it was by far much easier to get a home loan than it is today.
Besides the tightening in lending standards, today s market is still experiencing an imbalance between supply and demand. Despite the cooling off in buyers demand due to affordability issues, demand still outpaces supply and there is still a shortage of homes available on the market.
Another difference between today’s market and the meltdown market is the number of homeowners that were facing foreclosure after the housing crash. Foreclosure activity has been lower since the crash, largely because buyers today are more qualified and less likely to default on their loans.
With not as many risky loans, mortgage delinquencies are at record low. Total mortgage debt in the United States is now less than 43% of current home values, the lowest on record. That gives today's homeowners record amounts of home equity.
The biggest problem in the housing market now is home affordability. While inventory is starting to rise, it is still about half of pre-pandemic levels. Buyers who remain in the market will experience a far more normal market conditions than the one we experienced during the pandemic.

Yasmine Bahr, Realtor®
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty
[email protected]