Real Estate in the News – September 2013
Its time for the monthly update on the National Real Estate News and what it means for South Florida. Overall the national housing data and news is mixed, but it
Its time for the monthly update on the National Real Estate News and what it means for South Florida. Overall the national housing data and news is mixed, but it
We recently released out Local Market Watch Reports and while there are many things to be happy about (rising prices, lower foreclosure rates, etc.), we now have an inventory problem.
This is an interesting question that a lot of property owners are asking themselves and the answer is different for everyone. In South Florida, like many markets across the country,
This is an outstanding overview of the current state of our real estate market. Gerri Willis and Barbara Corcoran discuss renting vs. buying, interest rates, inventory levels and the overall
Chief Economist Lawrence Yun and Economist Danielle Hale discuss the Fiscal Cliff and what it means for the world of real estate.
Home Prices Rise for the Sixth Straight Month According to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Since this is the “Market Minute” I won’t get into the nitty gritty on Case-Shiller
Despite the sluggish economic recovery and slower than needed job creation, pending home sales were up slightly for the month of September. NAR is still predicting double digit sales volume
Standing in the voting booth can be a bit overwhelming and this year is no different. In addition to voting for our president you will have plenty of other decisions
Pending Home Sales Decline in August, But Up Over Last Year The slight drop in pending homes sales from July to August is overshadowed by double digit gains in volume
I shouldn’t have to tell you what Facebook is, but perhaps you didn’t realize that many companies are now posting pages for their “followers” and clients. We are taking this
It depends who you ask or what price range you are looking at. Generally speaking the real estate market is improving and our inventory levels in NE Broward County have
4 months ago I blogged about mortgage rates hitting a 50 year low. Now, with properties values at 2003 levels and mortgage rates even lower (30 year fixed averaging 3.7%
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