Your site seems to be brand new (really any real estate site in a new domain under a year old is "brand new" to Google) and Google has not even assessed any Page Rank value yet. You can expect that you will not rank well for competitive search terms until a period of time has passed - but you will need to acquire some good inbound links to your website before that will even begin to happen.

You will find many threads here dealing with this issue - for more info browse and search the forums.

I agree and understand, I used to be able to do a Google search for the words "home in the berkshires" I would be 5th on the page, I steadily noticed a decline to the point where it's not even listed now.. just curious as to why this happened..

Google will treat some "long tail" keyword searches on new sites as "news" because it is fresh content. As with all news stories, they gradually fade to the back pages.

Once your site has been around for awhile as per my previous reply, the results would usually stay around and not fade - although some new fresh content on competitors blogs and the like may contend with you for a while until they too fade - but yours would stay in relatively the same place.

Thanks Doug!