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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Eight thirty seven thirteen ten. Wui be and ask the experts.
Brought you by Rock Realty Online, Rock Wisconsin dot com.
That's our oh c K Wisconsin dot com. Dolphin number
six O eight six seven three fifty four hundred. That's
six oh eight sixty seven three fifty four hundred. Joining
me in studio this morning is mister Matt. How you've
been of Rock Realty?
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Matt, how you been?
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Man? Good morning, Sean doing good.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I excited for this weekend's festivities with the big with
the big golf event.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Oh yeah, I excited for that.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
That should be a good time.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Are you gonna get out at all? Well?
Speaker 1 (00:31):
I should probably practice, Yeah, should probably probably important part
of golf is getting a little little time in and uh,
speaking of kind of getting out and golfing, I know
the Stone area has a number of really really nice
golf courses, nice areas. Of course, you're also very close
to Madison and the interstate. And of course we talk
with Matt each week we've got a featured listing. This
(00:53):
week's uh featured listing is in Stone. We're going to
talk a little bit about this beautiful, beautiful property that
Patrick Collins with Realty is listing. But before we get
to that, and of course this week's conversation real quick,
I mentioned the website Rock Wisconsin dot com. You've also
got Rocklistings dot Com. Let's talk about about that really cool,
especially you guys have going on right now over at
(01:15):
rocklistings dot com.
Speaker 3 (01:16):
Yeah, if you go to rocklistings dot Com, there's a
promotion we're partnering with totally spaced out. They're a mobile
storage container company, so they will deliver a storage company
to or a storage container sorry to your drive away,
let you load it up, they can bring it to
your next home or store it for you. And that's
a promotion where we are including that when someone buys
(01:38):
or sells with Rockrealty. So if you sign up at
rocklistings dot com you can take advantage of that. And
we're getting some great reviews off of it.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Yeah, it's a it's what do they call that? A
perfect pair? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (01:49):
Nice?
Speaker 2 (01:49):
Just because I think for a lot.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
Of folks and I think of in the past when
I've moved, is it's always like that quote unquote moving day.
That can be very stressful if you and this is
this solves that problem. Is you no longer have that
moving day. You can leisurely bring stuff out and as
you know, as you know, look right now we're getting
into summer. You've got a bunch of jeans and some
stuff you want to pack up. We throw them out
out in the TSO container and be ready for your move.
(02:14):
So that's a really cool promotion going on. Get all
the details rocklistings dot com. That's rocklistings dot Com. While
you're on the internet, mentioned the website rock Wisconsin dot com.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
I'm there.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
You will see many beautiful homes, one of which is
this four bedroom, three and a half bath home in
Stoughton on Is at Larvick Lane. Matt, this is and
I told you before we came on the air, I said,
this is just a gorgeous, beautiful house, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
Yeah, it's got most everything that anybody would want. Seven
seventeen Larvick Lane listed for six hundred and twenty five thousand,
nearly twenty eight hundred square feet, So it's a big place,
finished basement, three car garage, So not only do you
have the four bedrooms so you can have like an office,
but you also have the third car garage. A lot
(02:58):
to like about this you've got. The deck is large,
and it overlooks no backyard neighbor.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Yeah, it's gonna I'm looking at the map right now
and I was gonna say, wait, what what How perfect
is that?
Speaker 2 (03:08):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (03:09):
Exactly? I mean, and on top of that, you can
go down to the basement and play some pool. So great,
great listening.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
It is a fantastic listing.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
Of course, you can get the details head on over
to rock Wisconsin dot com. That's our Ock Wisconsin dot com.
You can check out this beautiful home at seven seventeen
Larvick Lane.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
Well, it was showing all.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
I got to pick up phone, get Patrick, call Patrick's
telephe number six. So eight three three two twenty one
seventy one. That's three three two twenty one seventy one.
Of course, details off at rock Wisconsin dot com. That's
rock r Ock Wisconsin dot com. Looks and I didn't
check the year, but this looks like a newer home
as well. It's uh oh two thousand, Yeah, so it's
it's it's a newer ownly recent and I think too,
(03:49):
it looks like the owners really took great just taking phenomenal.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
Care of Yeah, they definitely did. I really like the
brick accents on the front too. It's a nice look.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
So I have a an I have a question for
you because I've never owned a home with two separate
garage doores, and I see a lot of folks with
the with the double and then the single. What goes
in those single garages typically? Is that like your collector car,
Well it depends. For me, it's my daughter's car.
Speaker 2 (04:14):
Okay.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
So I do like having that because sometimes it's easier
to just open the small garage, bring out the trash
that direction, right. So, but a lot of people if
they if they only have the two vehicles, Yeah, you're
putting a boat in there, you're putting some extra storage item.
Maybe they're the riding lawnmower.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Yeah, yeah, that's perfect. Then again, it's a beautiful, beautiful house. Again,
check that out at rock Wisconsin dot com seven one
seven Larvick Lane and Stoughton. I love to have you
check that out. Oh, by the way, speaking of checking
things out, of course, you've got the office in Stoughton,
you've got the office in Janesville, And we were talking
earlier this week about your Janesville office and its historical
(04:50):
significance to the state of Wisconsin the Midwest region as
a whole, and discovering that it was the I believe
the first Woodman's right is that, and you actually have
an opportunity for somebody that wants to set up looking
to work out of historic space and you've got some
office space available.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Yeah, we do.
Speaker 3 (05:08):
Actually our stoating office is all full, but we kind
of designed both of them to have individual private offices.
That way we can have our mortgage lender in their
insurance title. But we do have I believe two spaces
open now that just opened up in Janesville, and it's
a high traffic area twenty thousand cars a day on
Milton Avenue right nine, twenty two Milton Avenue. So if
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there's any business professionals that are looking for a private office,
that's really nice. We have those available.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
And you mentioned real high visibility. We were talking before
we came on the air about when you guys were
doing the remodeling and uncovered the Woodman sign that was
behind there.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
I created a bit of a traffic.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
People pulling to the side and taking a picture of
that Woodman's sign, and apparently Sean was one of myself.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Include, Yeah, it's just It's a very very cool thing.
Great opportunity there. If you are looking for some office space,
a prime spot, I can just pick a phone game
a call six' eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred
that's six' eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred, well
maybe you're working from the, office maybe you work from
home some. Days we're going to talk this week about
working remotely on real, estate and let's talk about kind
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of overall the shift that's been going. On folks are,
saying you know, WHAT i don't necessarily have to live
in the. Hustle i'd love, visiting BUT i may not
want to live. THERE a lot of folks are looking
to kind of get a little more, remote get a
little bit more away from those urban areas and get
and we're talking rural in some, cases aren't We, yeah.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
EXACTLY i don't know if anybody noticed. It back in twenty,
twenty we had a few.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Changes something.
Speaker 3 (06:35):
Happened, yeah there was a little something, there and a
lot of people started working, remotely a lot of jobs
started started allowing, that and that did have an effect
on the real estate. Market it did have an effect
on the housing AND i would, say as you mentioned
the biggest one was kind of an urban. EXODUS a
lot of individuals or families kind of had a little
(06:57):
more freedom to move a little further. Away, so you,
know the. Pandemic pandemic made people realize they live farther
away from the city and still keep their. Jobs and, uh,
yeah they're looking for larger, homes bigger, yards maybe quieter.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Surroundings and it has and it's it's it's, interesting sow
much has changed kind of that that landscape of you,
know bedroom communities aren't this like it used to. Be
And i'll Use Fantastic edgerton as a as a prime.
Example you, know it was it was a lot of
folks in town used to work AT gm and they'd
commute each day and those type of. Things but now
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it's a mix of, people you, Know, Madison, Chicago these
professionals that may go into the office once a, month
maybe once every few, months maybe once a. Week and
so like the the the attitude or the expectation for
the community has.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
CHANGED i think that makes, sense.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Right, YEAH i, WOULD i would, agree and AND i
think it's just a lot of it depends on what
the employer's requirements. Are, Right if you only have to
be in once a, month you can live even further. Away,
Right if you have to be in three days out of,
five you know there's maybe a comfortable. Distance it's a
little further than it would have been if it was.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Five out of.
Speaker 3 (08:04):
Five, LIKE i can deal with this three, days.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Right, yeah when you guys are showing homes or listing,
homes is having that, office that home office or flex
space or that type of thing. Available is that something
you're putting in the? Listings and then also is that
something that potential buyers are inquiring.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
About, yeah it's a big deal now whether or not
like this listing we just talked, about whether or not
it's just a fourth, bedroom or if it's a finished
space in a lower, level or maybe a finished attic
space or, yeah anywhere that you can have a little
quiet set aside place to work and not get.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Interrupted one of the THINGS i FIND i love about
these notes is it points out multiple workspaces because oftentimes
it's not just one, person it's a couple in. Something you,
know we've got even a young, professional maybe still got
the kiddo living with you as. Well you've got mom
dad and maybe even a like you need actual office,
space a couple of multiple workspaces often.
Speaker 3 (09:00):
Exactly, YEAH i know at our. House you, know wife's,
Upstairs i'm downstairsyah, right so we have that. Separation but,
hey let's let's meet for.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
Lunch, yes in the. Kitchen, yes all that is.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
Fantastic talking this morning With Matt heyman Of Rock realty
the Website Rock wisconsin dot. Com that's R o C
K wisconsin dot. Com talking about THE i don't even
know if it say trend because it's it's been the
past five. Years it's really been a high, priority and
talking about kind of that impact of remote working on real.
Estate so let's then kind of get into that kind
(09:34):
of the location. Preferences is their their city center is
obviously still very, desirable but kind of the game has
changed a bit in that area with the opportunity for
folks to, say you know, what not only maybe not
live in the suburbs or the, EXERBS i may want
to live in a much more remote. Place and talked
earlier about folks that may have to go in once
(09:55):
every week or once a. Month there are some folks,
that you, know maybe once a. Year so there are
there are different preferences and that work from anywhere type,
trend isn't?
Speaker 3 (10:03):
There, yeah, YEAH i, Agree and yeah again it all
depends upon what your requirements, are and you know what
you're willing to. Do but you, know to be able
to work for a large company and live remotely and
have a well and septic, yeah that just never existed really,
before right unless you are some sort of traveling salesman regional.
Manager you just normally wouldn't see that being able to
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work for a larger company and still have that kind
of remote.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Living are we seeing folks also with the with the
mobility of, saying you, know our primary home during the
school years and you know a town where kids go
to school and they play, sports but maybe during the
summer or those type of, things we've got that second,
home but we still want to be working. Remotely is
that something we're seeing as? Well where folks, are you,
know whether it's that second home or that vacation, home
(10:49):
kind of looking for that home office in that location as,
well so they can you, know get away FOR.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
I THINK i think that's that's. PREVALENT i think that's.
Happening but you, know SOMETHING i have been seeing even
more so would be people taking like month long vacations
at an airbnb and working in the. Meantime let the
kids be out in the pool while they're doing, work.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
Do We that's a dream scenario right.
Speaker 1 (11:11):
There with AND i know a lot of times we
talk about investment properties with, airbnbs is that something that
that that when folks are looking for that that that
you're kind of coaching them through or kind of, saying,
hey you, know this is a not only is this
a perfect vacation, home it also, offers, uh the opportunity
to kind of bring in a whole other group of
clients that may want to do a longer term airbnb
(11:34):
rental and and just kind of work from this space as. Well.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
Yeah, YEAH i think, that's, uh that's. APPLICABLE i think
the important thing there is having a Strong Wi fi.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
Signal yeah, yeah. Yeah you don't want to be so.
Speaker 3 (11:44):
Remote that you, know you're having to depend on. Something
it's that's, iffy, Right but if you have a Strong,
internet THEN i think you can accomplish that, definitely.
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Do things like startlink If i've got to guess it
probably helped Quite that was something that came to mind
when we were discussing this.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
Subject was That starlink's opened up? Worldwide really to have That.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
INTERNET i used to do a radio show with a
with a guy that lived in the middle of nowhere
outside Of. BARABOO i mean like, LITERALLY i could describe
to you where it was and you'd never be able
to find it so, Remote and and you, say how
do you do a radio? Show is he had a
starlink setup and it was it was absolutely amazing His
internet speed and all that. Stuff so, literally if you
(12:26):
can see the, sky you can get an internet connection
work from the top.
Speaker 3 (12:29):
Of a mountain these. Days oh cool with.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
That you guys got any probably do somewhere in, here
well not here In, wisconsin, no but you've got some
connections you can definitely. Fine talking this morning With Matt
hymn Of Rock Realty Online Rock wisconsin dot. Com That's
rock R o C K wisconsin dot. Com talking this
week about work from home and folks that are choosing
to work, remotely some of the aspects to real estate
(12:52):
of that. Area and that's a you, know a phenomenal
opportunity if you are able to, to you, know look
into make that. Change you, say you, know When i'm
tired of the hustle and bust the, town and MAYBE
i want to get my kids into a smaller school
district where you, know we know, everybody you know the,
principal you, know the superintendent of the school.
Speaker 2 (13:07):
District they can give you a.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
CALL i, mean how amazing is. That if you're looking
for something like, that it's a great day to start
that conversation With. Rockrealty i'll get just pick, upone get
a call six oh eight six seven three fifty four.
Hundred that's six o' eight six seven three fifty four hundred.
Metch the website Rock wisconsin dot com great tools there as.
Well if you're looking for a particular, area particular, neighborhood
you can narrow down your searches right to. That, again
even if you're not, looking it's a lot of fun
(13:29):
just to peruse Rock wisconsin dot.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Com we'll continue our conversation With.
Speaker 1 (13:32):
Matt we will do that next as ask The experts
With rockrealty continues right here on thirteen ten WYB a
eight fifty two thirteen ten Wuib. YEAH i was just
blown away by the. Commercial we were hanging out with
our good Buddy Matt hyman Of Rockrealty. Online Rock wisconsin dot.
Com That's rock R Ock wisconsin dot. Com delh number
SIX o eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred that's
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six oh eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred talking
this week With matt about kind of the shift that's
going on when it comes to working remotely and how
it's had an impact on real estate and when we
kind of work through that this is Not i'm not what.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
Do they call, that like A i don't have like
a crystal ball or anything like. That i'm not a.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
MENTALIST i can't see in the, future But i've got
a guest Met this is not like a flash in
the pan kind of. Trend this is something that's going
to be expected and a lot of employees are going
to demand this of their employers working from. Home it's
not something that's going away anytime, soon is.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It, yeah it's been a, significant major. SHIFT i think
that there has been a bit of a pullback and
some employers asking people to come back in the office
to get that, camaraderie to build up the rapport with
the other. Employees there's only so much you can do over.
Video but it does seem like remote working is here to.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
STAY i mentioned by the, way video and, things AND
i See i'll watch like the news channels and they'll
have like a guest guest on or the LIKE espn.
Too i'll be watching there interviews some athlete or some
some person that knows something about an. Athlete AND i
always like to see like what's behind them in their
in their, picture like what books are on the. Shelves,
Yeah and for folks that know that's they're very strategic
(15:11):
about what they're putting behind, it you play them, perfectly.
Speaker 3 (15:15):
Do you?
Speaker 1 (15:16):
ARE i? Mean and that's one of the things with
with kind of modern the modern working world, too is
you can you, know when you're looking at a home to,
buy you can, say this is Where i'm going to
put my, desk this is what's going to be behind,
Me like like folks can actually work and think through,
that can't. They, yeah they can preplan.
Speaker 3 (15:30):
It and you know we're usually it's the bookcase back, there,
yeah with the badger symbol or, something, Right, yeah the, Trophy.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Yeah is running With Matt hypeman Of Rock. Realty what
about like with newer, homes are we seeing this? BECOMING
i know for a lot of, folks you, know whether
there it's an existing maybe bedroom or something they're. Using
but are we seeing with some of the newer homes
where they're actually building spaces specifically for work from home.
Speaker 3 (15:57):
Options, YEAH i think that's they recognize the big demand
for an office, space you, know whether it be countered
at as a bedroom or. NOT i think What i'm
seeing a lot is on the newer homes there you've
got like you're ten by ten or ten by eleven
room that they'll throw in, there and it'll have just
a very small closet that can be kind of used
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for a bedroom if, needed right if you have that oopsie,
baby or as an office with your printer and office
supplies in the office in that little. Closet has this
Made it's just kind of like a broad view of real.
Estate has this made some of those rural areas much more?
Desirable AND i would guess it's kind of affected the
(16:38):
strategy when it comes to making offers and working through
purchasing a home that maybe in the past the potential
buyers weren't the same as they are. NOW i, mean
that's had to have had an, effect especially for rural
buyers and sellers when it comes to kind of how
those negotiations and pricing comes.
Speaker 2 (16:57):
Together, YEAH i.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
Think at Least I'm i'm seeing a lot of rise
in rural brand new. Subdivisions, yeah, right because there's just
a little more demand. NOW i think people are willing
to move a little further Out and, YEAH i, mean
and what that's led to also is a little more.
Affordability you, know people able to get into a new,
home maybe a lower, price just because they can be
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a little further away from.
Speaker 1 (17:19):
Work is there also an, expectation as you, know as work,
hard play hard THAT i mean for somebody that's Looking
AND i very much respect the idea of folks that
if you've got a career where you can work from,
home what a great thing that. Is BUT i also
feel like there might also be more of a need
for escape as well as to kind of have a
whether it's a very distinct, line as you were mentioning,
(17:39):
earlier like a room that's specifically used as an, office to,
say When i'm in, here it's. Work When i'm on this,
side it's it's it's not it's, family it's my. Life
do we see like also another emphasis on things like
rec space or like almost the exactly almost to kind
of counteract that workspace having that fun area as. Well,
YEAH i would, say, yeah a couple of things on that.
Speaker 3 (17:59):
Subject one would be coming out of the pandemic being
cooped up in their, houses a lot of people came
out wanting to have their own, pool, right that was
a big thing for a, while. Right also they wanted
their own man cave or rex space she shed. Right
and then lastly it would be you, know with people
working from, home they do want to have like a
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space where they can work out kind of maybe, yoga
just a kind of a wellness area in the. House
and the nice thing about that is that area doesn't
necessarily have to have that egress. Window so you're seeing
that a lot in the basement.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Areas you mentioned that she shed man cave kind of.
Thing do we see people using like external buildings as
whether it's like a customized shed sounds Like i'm under selling,
it but like an outbuilding that maybe they're converting into
into an office.
Speaker 2 (18:45):
Space to really get that, DIVIDE.
Speaker 3 (18:46):
I have one of the showings that went on this
last weekend had this old silo that they were thinking
about converting for their. Reality so, YEAH i mean the
more rural you, get the more chance you have of some.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Outbuildings isn't there a house In stoton somewhere that's got
an old silo where it's like a building on like
almost like a like a bit AND i call a
tree for? It?
Speaker 2 (19:03):
Underselling AM i are we thinking of the right that's
somewhere in that. AREA i know What i'm.
Speaker 1 (19:09):
Doing i'm doing some road tripping, today speaking of driving
Around Stone, beautiful beautiful Neighborhood Larvack lane seven one Seven Larvick,
lane great. Area got a fantastic listing this. Week Patrick
collins With Rock realty has that for. You three car
garage as we, mentioned, uh very modern style windows, Too
AND i didn't mention. This uh we did talk about
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how you don't have a back. Neighbor you've got some
great views out of the out of all the, windows
but especially that back view is pretty.
Speaker 2 (19:36):
Phenomenal.
Speaker 3 (19:37):
YEAH i mean it's on a big. Lot it's almost
a third, acre but it looks like two three acres
because all you have is green spaced. Dude. Right so
the other THING i didn't mention was even it's a
contemporary style, home which means it actually has a first
floor master so that's a really popular trend where you
know you can have you can be on the first
floor and have the kids.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
Upstairs so that's that's almost.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
Perfect get almost although going back to the, outbuilding if
the kids out, there what do you know? Exactly Contact
patrick if you're looking for the show and it's a fantastic,
house beautiful. House, again it's right at seven Seventeen Larvick
lane And stoat and you get all the. Details Rock
wisconsin dot. Com that's Rock wisconsin dot. Com for a
showing to pick uphone Get, patrick call six o' eight
(20:20):
three three two twenty one seventy. One that's six oh
eight three three two twenty one seventy. One of course
the Website Rock wisconsin dot. Com that's R o C
K wisconsin dot. Com, matt it's always great hanging out with,
you my. Friend you enjoyed this fantastic, day you, Too.
Speaker 3 (20:33):
Sir vicky.
Speaker 1 (20:34):
Mckennawe she comes your way next right here on thirteen
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Eight thirty seven thirteen ten. Wui be and ask the experts.
Brought you by Rock Realty Online, Rock Wisconsin dot com.
That's our oh c K Wisconsin dot com. Dolphin number
six O eight six seven three fifty four hundred. That's
six oh eight sixty seven three fifty four hundred. Joining
me in studio this morning is mister Matt. How you've
been of Rock Realty?
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Matt, how you been?
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Man? Good morning, Sean doing good.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I excited for this weekend's festivities with the big with
the big golf event.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Oh yeah, I excited for that.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
That should be a good time.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Are you gonna get out at all? Well?
Speaker 1 (00:31):
I should probably practice, Yeah, should probably probably important part
of golf is getting a little little time in and uh,
speaking of kind of getting out and golfing, I know
the Stone area has a number of really really nice
golf courses, nice areas. Of course, you're also very close
to Madison and the interstate. And of course we talk
with Matt each week we've got a featured listing. This
(00:53):
week's uh featured listing is in Stone. We're going to
talk a little bit about this beautiful, beautiful property that
Patrick Collins with Realty is listing. But before we get
to that, and of course this week's conversation real quick,
I mentioned the website Rock Wisconsin dot com. You've also
got Rocklistings dot Com. Let's talk about about that really cool,
especially you guys have going on right now over at
(01:15):
rocklistings dot com.
Speaker 3 (01:16):
Yeah, if you go to rocklistings dot Com, there's a
promotion we're partnering with totally spaced out. They're a mobile
storage container company, so they will deliver a storage company
to or a storage container sorry to your drive away,
let you load it up, they can bring it to
your next home or store it for you. And that's
a promotion where we are including that when someone buys
(01:38):
or sells with Rockrealty. So if you sign up at
rocklistings dot com you can take advantage of that. And
we're getting some great reviews off of it.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Yeah, it's a it's what do they call that? A
perfect pair? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (01:49):
Nice?
Speaker 2 (01:49):
Just because I think for a lot.
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Of folks and I think of in the past when
I've moved, is it's always like that quote unquote moving day.
That can be very stressful if you and this is
this solves that problem. Is you no longer have that
moving day. You can leisurely bring stuff out and as
you know, as you know, look right now we're getting
into summer. You've got a bunch of jeans and some
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out in the TSO container and be ready for your move.
(02:14):
So that's a really cool promotion going on. Get all
the details rocklistings dot com. That's rocklistings dot Com. While
you're on the internet, mentioned the website rock Wisconsin dot com.
Speaker 2 (02:23):
I'm there.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
You will see many beautiful homes, one of which is
this four bedroom, three and a half bath home in
Stoughton on Is at Larvick Lane. Matt, this is and
I told you before we came on the air, I said,
this is just a gorgeous, beautiful house, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
Yeah, it's got most everything that anybody would want. Seven
seventeen Larvick Lane listed for six hundred and twenty five thousand,
nearly twenty eight hundred square feet, So it's a big place,
finished basement, three car garage, So not only do you
have the four bedrooms so you can have like an office,
but you also have the third car garage. A lot
(02:58):
to like about this you've got. The deck is large,
and it overlooks no backyard neighbor.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Yeah, it's gonna I'm looking at the map right now
and I was gonna say, wait, what what How perfect
is that?
Speaker 2 (03:08):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (03:09):
Exactly? I mean, and on top of that, you can
go down to the basement and play some pool. So great,
great listening.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
It is a fantastic listing.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
Of course, you can get the details head on over
to rock Wisconsin dot com. That's our Ock Wisconsin dot com.
You can check out this beautiful home at seven seventeen
Larvick Lane.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
Well, it was showing all.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
I got to pick up phone, get Patrick, call Patrick's
telephe number six. So eight three three two twenty one
seventy one. That's three three two twenty one seventy one.
Of course, details off at rock Wisconsin dot com. That's
rock r Ock Wisconsin dot com. Looks and I didn't
check the year, but this looks like a newer home
as well. It's uh oh two thousand, Yeah, so it's
it's it's a newer ownly recent and I think too,
(03:49):
it looks like the owners really took great just taking phenomenal.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
Care of Yeah, they definitely did. I really like the
brick accents on the front too. It's a nice look.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
So I have a an I have a question for
you because I've never owned a home with two separate
garage doores, and I see a lot of folks with
the with the double and then the single. What goes
in those single garages typically? Is that like your collector car,
Well it depends. For me, it's my daughter's car.
Speaker 2 (04:14):
Okay.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
So I do like having that because sometimes it's easier
to just open the small garage, bring out the trash
that direction, right. So, but a lot of people if
they if they only have the two vehicles, Yeah, you're
putting a boat in there, you're putting some extra storage item.
Maybe they're the riding lawnmower.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Yeah, yeah, that's perfect. Then again, it's a beautiful, beautiful house. Again,
check that out at rock Wisconsin dot com seven one
seven Larvick Lane and Stoughton. I love to have you
check that out. Oh, by the way, speaking of checking
things out, of course, you've got the office in Stoughton,
you've got the office in Janesville, And we were talking
earlier this week about your Janesville office and its historical
(04:50):
significance to the state of Wisconsin the Midwest region as
a whole, and discovering that it was the I believe
the first Woodman's right is that, and you actually have
an opportunity for somebody that wants to set up looking
to work out of historic space and you've got some
office space available.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Yeah, we do.
Speaker 3 (05:08):
Actually our stoating office is all full, but we kind
of designed both of them to have individual private offices.
That way we can have our mortgage lender in their
insurance title. But we do have I believe two spaces
open now that just opened up in Janesville, and it's
a high traffic area twenty thousand cars a day on
Milton Avenue right nine, twenty two Milton Avenue. So if
(05:30):
there's any business professionals that are looking for a private office,
that's really nice. We have those available.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
And you mentioned real high visibility. We were talking before
we came on the air about when you guys were
doing the remodeling and uncovered the Woodman sign that was
behind there.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
I created a bit of a traffic.
Speaker 3 (05:48):
People pulling to the side and taking a picture of
that Woodman's sign, and apparently Sean was one of myself.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Include, Yeah, it's just It's a very very cool thing.
Great opportunity there. If you are looking for some office space,
a prime spot, I can just pick a phone game
a call six' eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred
that's six' eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred, well
maybe you're working from the, office maybe you work from
home some. Days we're going to talk this week about
working remotely on real, estate and let's talk about kind
(06:14):
of overall the shift that's been going. On folks are,
saying you know, WHAT i don't necessarily have to live
in the. Hustle i'd love, visiting BUT i may not
want to live. THERE a lot of folks are looking
to kind of get a little more, remote get a
little bit more away from those urban areas and get
and we're talking rural in some, cases aren't We, yeah.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
EXACTLY i don't know if anybody noticed. It back in twenty,
twenty we had a few.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Changes something.
Speaker 3 (06:35):
Happened, yeah there was a little something, there and a
lot of people started working, remotely a lot of jobs
started started allowing, that and that did have an effect
on the real estate. Market it did have an effect
on the housing AND i would, say as you mentioned
the biggest one was kind of an urban. EXODUS a
lot of individuals or families kind of had a little
(06:57):
more freedom to move a little further. Away, so you,
know the. Pandemic pandemic made people realize they live farther
away from the city and still keep their. Jobs and, uh,
yeah they're looking for larger, homes bigger, yards maybe quieter.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Surroundings and it has and it's it's it's, interesting sow
much has changed kind of that that landscape of you,
know bedroom communities aren't this like it used to. Be
And i'll Use Fantastic edgerton as a as a prime.
Example you, know it was it was a lot of
folks in town used to work AT gm and they'd
commute each day and those type of. Things but now
(07:31):
it's a mix of, people you, Know, Madison, Chicago these
professionals that may go into the office once a, month
maybe once every few, months maybe once a. Week and
so like the the the attitude or the expectation for
the community has.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
CHANGED i think that makes, sense.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Right, YEAH i, WOULD i would, agree and AND i
think it's just a lot of it depends on what
the employer's requirements. Are, Right if you only have to
be in once a, month you can live even further. Away,
Right if you have to be in three days out of,
five you know there's maybe a comfortable. Distance it's a
little further than it would have been if it was.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Five out of.
Speaker 3 (08:04):
Five, LIKE i can deal with this three, days.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Right, yeah when you guys are showing homes or listing,
homes is having that, office that home office or flex
space or that type of thing. Available is that something
you're putting in the? Listings and then also is that
something that potential buyers are inquiring.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
About, yeah it's a big deal now whether or not
like this listing we just talked, about whether or not
it's just a fourth, bedroom or if it's a finished
space in a lower, level or maybe a finished attic
space or, yeah anywhere that you can have a little
quiet set aside place to work and not get.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Interrupted one of the THINGS i FIND i love about
these notes is it points out multiple workspaces because oftentimes
it's not just one, person it's a couple in. Something you,
know we've got even a young, professional maybe still got
the kiddo living with you as. Well you've got mom
dad and maybe even a like you need actual office,
space a couple of multiple workspaces often.
Speaker 3 (09:00):
Exactly, YEAH i know at our. House you, know wife's,
Upstairs i'm downstairsyah, right so we have that. Separation but,
hey let's let's meet for.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
Lunch, yes in the. Kitchen, yes all that is.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
Fantastic talking this morning With Matt heyman Of Rock realty
the Website Rock wisconsin dot. Com that's R o C
K wisconsin dot. Com talking about THE i don't even
know if it say trend because it's it's been the
past five. Years it's really been a high, priority and
talking about kind of that impact of remote working on real.
Estate so let's then kind of get into that kind
(09:34):
of the location. Preferences is their their city center is
obviously still very, desirable but kind of the game has
changed a bit in that area with the opportunity for
folks to, say you know, what not only maybe not
live in the suburbs or the, EXERBS i may want
to live in a much more remote. Place and talked
earlier about folks that may have to go in once
(09:55):
every week or once a. Month there are some folks,
that you, know maybe once a. Year so there are
there are different preferences and that work from anywhere type,
trend isn't?
Speaker 3 (10:03):
There, yeah, YEAH i, Agree and yeah again it all
depends upon what your requirements, are and you know what
you're willing to. Do but you, know to be able
to work for a large company and live remotely and
have a well and septic, yeah that just never existed really,
before right unless you are some sort of traveling salesman regional.
Manager you just normally wouldn't see that being able to
(10:25):
work for a larger company and still have that kind
of remote.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Living are we seeing folks also with the with the
mobility of, saying you, know our primary home during the
school years and you know a town where kids go
to school and they play, sports but maybe during the
summer or those type of, things we've got that second,
home but we still want to be working. Remotely is
that something we're seeing as? Well where folks, are you,
know whether it's that second home or that vacation, home
(10:49):
kind of looking for that home office in that location as,
well so they can you, know get away FOR.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
I THINK i think that's that's. PREVALENT i think that's.
Happening but you, know SOMETHING i have been seeing even
more so would be people taking like month long vacations
at an airbnb and working in the. Meantime let the
kids be out in the pool while they're doing, work.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
Do We that's a dream scenario right.
Speaker 1 (11:11):
There with AND i know a lot of times we
talk about investment properties with, airbnbs is that something that
that that when folks are looking for that that that
you're kind of coaching them through or kind of, saying,
hey you, know this is a not only is this
a perfect vacation, home it also, offers, uh the opportunity
to kind of bring in a whole other group of
clients that may want to do a longer term airbnb
(11:34):
rental and and just kind of work from this space as. Well.
Speaker 3 (11:37):
Yeah, YEAH i think, that's, uh that's. APPLICABLE i think
the important thing there is having a Strong Wi fi.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
Signal yeah, yeah. Yeah you don't want to be so.
Speaker 3 (11:44):
Remote that you, know you're having to depend on. Something
it's that's, iffy, Right but if you have a Strong,
internet THEN i think you can accomplish that, definitely.
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Do things like startlink If i've got to guess it
probably helped Quite that was something that came to mind
when we were discussing this.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
Subject was That starlink's opened up? Worldwide really to have That.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
INTERNET i used to do a radio show with a
with a guy that lived in the middle of nowhere
outside Of. BARABOO i mean like, LITERALLY i could describe
to you where it was and you'd never be able
to find it so, Remote and and you, say how
do you do a radio? Show is he had a
starlink setup and it was it was absolutely amazing His
internet speed and all that. Stuff so, literally if you
(12:26):
can see the, sky you can get an internet connection
work from the top.
Speaker 3 (12:29):
Of a mountain these. Days oh cool with.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
That you guys got any probably do somewhere in, here
well not here In, wisconsin, no but you've got some
connections you can definitely. Fine talking this morning With Matt
hymn Of Rock Realty Online Rock wisconsin dot. Com That's
rock R o C K wisconsin dot. Com talking this
week about work from home and folks that are choosing
to work, remotely some of the aspects to real estate
(12:52):
of that. Area and that's a you, know a phenomenal
opportunity if you are able to, to you, know look
into make that. Change you, say you, know When i'm
tired of the hustle and bust the, town and MAYBE
i want to get my kids into a smaller school
district where you, know we know, everybody you know the,
principal you, know the superintendent of the school.
Speaker 2 (13:07):
District they can give you a.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
CALL i, mean how amazing is. That if you're looking
for something like, that it's a great day to start
that conversation With. Rockrealty i'll get just pick, upone get
a call six oh eight six seven three fifty four.
Hundred that's six o' eight six seven three fifty four hundred.
Metch the website Rock wisconsin dot com great tools there as.
Well if you're looking for a particular, area particular, neighborhood
you can narrow down your searches right to. That, again
even if you're not, looking it's a lot of fun
(13:29):
just to peruse Rock wisconsin dot.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Com we'll continue our conversation With.
Speaker 1 (13:32):
Matt we will do that next as ask The experts
With rockrealty continues right here on thirteen ten WYB a
eight fifty two thirteen ten Wuib. YEAH i was just
blown away by the. Commercial we were hanging out with
our good Buddy Matt hyman Of Rockrealty. Online Rock wisconsin dot.
Com That's rock R Ock wisconsin dot. Com delh number
SIX o eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred that's
(13:53):
six oh eight six seven three fifty four. Hundred talking
this week With matt about kind of the shift that's
going on when it comes to working remotely and how
it's had an impact on real estate and when we
kind of work through that this is Not i'm not what.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
Do they call, that like A i don't have like
a crystal ball or anything like. That i'm not a.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
MENTALIST i can't see in the, future But i've got
a guest Met this is not like a flash in
the pan kind of. Trend this is something that's going
to be expected and a lot of employees are going
to demand this of their employers working from. Home it's
not something that's going away anytime, soon is.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It, yeah it's been a, significant major. SHIFT i think
that there has been a bit of a pullback and
some employers asking people to come back in the office
to get that, camaraderie to build up the rapport with
the other. Employees there's only so much you can do over.
Video but it does seem like remote working is here to.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
STAY i mentioned by the, way video and, things AND
i See i'll watch like the news channels and they'll
have like a guest guest on or the LIKE espn.
Too i'll be watching there interviews some athlete or some
some person that knows something about an. Athlete AND i
always like to see like what's behind them in their
in their, picture like what books are on the. Shelves,
Yeah and for folks that know that's they're very strategic
(15:11):
about what they're putting behind, it you play them, perfectly.
Speaker 3 (15:15):
Do you?
Speaker 1 (15:16):
ARE i? Mean and that's one of the things with
with kind of modern the modern working world, too is
you can you, know when you're looking at a home to,
buy you can, say this is Where i'm going to
put my, desk this is what's going to be behind,
Me like like folks can actually work and think through,
that can't. They, yeah they can preplan.
Speaker 3 (15:30):
It and you know we're usually it's the bookcase back, there,
yeah with the badger symbol or, something, Right, yeah the, Trophy.
Speaker 1 (15:38):
Yeah is running With Matt hypeman Of Rock. Realty what
about like with newer, homes are we seeing this? BECOMING
i know for a lot of, folks you, know whether
there it's an existing maybe bedroom or something they're. Using
but are we seeing with some of the newer homes
where they're actually building spaces specifically for work from home.
Speaker 3 (15:57):
Options, YEAH i think that's they recognize the big demand
for an office, space you, know whether it be countered
at as a bedroom or. NOT i think What i'm
seeing a lot is on the newer homes there you've
got like you're ten by ten or ten by eleven
room that they'll throw in, there and it'll have just
a very small closet that can be kind of used
(16:18):
for a bedroom if, needed right if you have that oopsie,
baby or as an office with your printer and office
supplies in the office in that little. Closet has this
Made it's just kind of like a broad view of real.
Estate has this made some of those rural areas much more?
Desirable AND i would guess it's kind of affected the
(16:38):
strategy when it comes to making offers and working through
purchasing a home that maybe in the past the potential
buyers weren't the same as they are. NOW i, mean
that's had to have had an, effect especially for rural
buyers and sellers when it comes to kind of how
those negotiations and pricing comes.
Speaker 2 (16:57):
Together, YEAH i.
Speaker 3 (16:57):
Think at Least I'm i'm seeing a lot of rise
in rural brand new. Subdivisions, yeah, right because there's just
a little more demand. NOW i think people are willing
to move a little further Out and, YEAH i, mean
and what that's led to also is a little more.
Affordability you, know people able to get into a new,
home maybe a lower, price just because they can be
(17:18):
a little further away from.
Speaker 1 (17:19):
Work is there also an, expectation as you, know as work,
hard play hard THAT i mean for somebody that's Looking
AND i very much respect the idea of folks that
if you've got a career where you can work from,
home what a great thing that. Is BUT i also
feel like there might also be more of a need
for escape as well as to kind of have a
whether it's a very distinct, line as you were mentioning,
(17:39):
earlier like a room that's specifically used as an, office to,
say When i'm in, here it's. Work When i'm on this,
side it's it's it's not it's, family it's my. Life
do we see like also another emphasis on things like
rec space or like almost the exactly almost to kind
of counteract that workspace having that fun area as. Well,
YEAH i would, say, yeah a couple of things on that.
Speaker 3 (17:59):
Subject one would be coming out of the pandemic being
cooped up in their, houses a lot of people came
out wanting to have their own, pool, right that was
a big thing for a, while. Right also they wanted
their own man cave or rex space she shed. Right
and then lastly it would be you, know with people
working from, home they do want to have like a
(18:19):
space where they can work out kind of maybe, yoga
just a kind of a wellness area in the. House
and the nice thing about that is that area doesn't
necessarily have to have that egress. Window so you're seeing
that a lot in the basement.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Areas you mentioned that she shed man cave kind of.
Thing do we see people using like external buildings as
whether it's like a customized shed sounds Like i'm under selling,
it but like an outbuilding that maybe they're converting into
into an office.
Speaker 2 (18:45):
Space to really get that, DIVIDE.
Speaker 3 (18:46):
I have one of the showings that went on this
last weekend had this old silo that they were thinking
about converting for their. Reality so, YEAH i mean the
more rural you, get the more chance you have of some.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Outbuildings isn't there a house In stoton somewhere that's got
an old silo where it's like a building on like
almost like a like a bit AND i call a
tree for? It?
Speaker 2 (19:03):
Underselling AM i are we thinking of the right that's
somewhere in that. AREA i know What i'm.
Speaker 1 (19:09):
Doing i'm doing some road tripping, today speaking of driving
Around Stone, beautiful beautiful Neighborhood Larvack lane seven one Seven Larvick,
lane great. Area got a fantastic listing this. Week Patrick
collins With Rock realty has that for. You three car
garage as we, mentioned, uh very modern style windows, Too
AND i didn't mention. This uh we did talk about
(19:30):
how you don't have a back. Neighbor you've got some
great views out of the out of all the, windows
but especially that back view is pretty.
Speaker 2 (19:36):
Phenomenal.
Speaker 3 (19:37):
YEAH i mean it's on a big. Lot it's almost
a third, acre but it looks like two three acres
because all you have is green spaced. Dude. Right so
the other THING i didn't mention was even it's a
contemporary style, home which means it actually has a first
floor master so that's a really popular trend where you
know you can have you can be on the first
floor and have the kids.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
Upstairs so that's that's almost.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
Perfect get almost although going back to the, outbuilding if
the kids out, there what do you know? Exactly Contact
patrick if you're looking for the show and it's a fantastic,
house beautiful. House, again it's right at seven Seventeen Larvick
lane And stoat and you get all the. Details Rock
wisconsin dot. Com that's Rock wisconsin dot. Com for a
showing to pick uphone Get, patrick call six o' eight
(20:20):
three three two twenty one seventy. One that's six oh
eight three three two twenty one seventy. One of course
the Website Rock wisconsin dot. Com that's R o C
K wisconsin dot. Com, matt it's always great hanging out with,
you my. Friend you enjoyed this fantastic, day you, Too.
Speaker 3 (20:33):
Sir vicky.
Speaker 1 (20:34):
Mckennawe she comes your way next right here on thirteen
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