Whether a home is in the suburbs or in the middle of a bustling urban district, the Realtor's mantra, "location, location, location," often translates to mean "convenience."
Back in the brightest days of the housing boom, it seemed as if vacation properties in such places as Rehoboth and Dewey Beach, Del., were literally flying off the market."In 2004, prices were really appreciating rapidly," says Chris Riss, real estate agent of Jack Lingo Realtor in Rehoboth, an area so popular with Washington-area residents that it has been dubbed the nation's summer capital.
