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Easter is one of the most significant holidays in Christianity, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. It is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox, meaning the date varies each year but always falls between March 22 and April 25. The holiday marks the culmination of Holy Week, which includes Good Friday, the day of Jesus’ crucifixion. For Christians, Easter is a time of joy and renewal, symbolizing victory over sin and death. Many attend church services, where hymns, prayers, and sermons focus on the resurrection’s significance.

Beyond its religious roots, Easter has also become a widely celebrated cultural holiday, incorporating various traditions and symbols. The Easter Bunny, for example, is a popular figure believed to bring baskets filled with candy and toys to children. The origins of this tradition can be traced back to German folklore, where a hare symbolized fertility and new life. Another well-loved custom is the decorating and hunting of Easter eggs. Eggs, often dyed in bright colors or filled with candy, represent rebirth and have been associated with springtime festivals for centuries.

Easter feasts are another central part of the celebration, with families gathering to enjoy special meals. Traditional foods vary by culture, but common dishes include roast lamb, ham, hot cross buns, and various sweets like chocolate eggs. In many countries, Easter Monday is also a public holiday, allowing for continued festivities. Some communities host parades, egg-rolling competitions, or other outdoor activities to mark the occasion. While the holiday is deeply religious for many, others simply appreciate it as a time for family, food, and fun.

Easter’s widespread appeal extends beyond Christian communities, with secular celebrations taking place around the world. Even in countries with small Christian populations, elements like chocolate eggs and bunnies have become commercially popular. Despite its modern-day commercialization, Easter remains a deeply meaningful holiday for millions, serving as both a religious observance and a celebration of renewal, hope, and the arrival of spring. Whether through worship, festive gatherings, or a simple egg hunt, Easter continues to bring people together in a spirit of joy and new beginnings.

 


 

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Who Pays the Home Buyer's Agent?

whopaysabuyersagentBoth seller's agent fees and buyer agent's fees are part of a typical real estate transaction and are included in the final negotiated purchase price of the property. There should be no additional fees to the buyer for a buyer's agent above and beyond the negotiated purchase price of a home unless specifically agreed in writing between the buyer and agent before an offer is made.

In most cases, the seller's agent pays the buyer's agent for bringing the buyer, negotiating the purchase price and terms, writing a legally correct offer, coordinating inspections, responses, and financing plus handling numerous additional details on the buyer's side of the transaction.

Buyers should avoid contacting seller's agents and sellers directly unless they are comfortable negotiating and representing themselves. That is why it is important for buyers to choose their agents BEFORE they begin looking at homes or as soon as possible if they have begun looking.

Did you know that fewer than one percent of the agents and brokers in Massachusetts have committed to being 100% loyal to their buyers 100% of the time?

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