 Articles tagged: Real Estate Trends
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The Greater Nashville Association of Realtors, in cooperation with the National Association of Realtors, recently conducted a survey of people who had bought a home between June 2007 and June 2008 that revealed many specific changes and trends in the national and Nashville-area real estate markets. written by michael russell
Denver is not yet in the wake, but the real estate market is showing signs—very early signs—of a recovery. People are forced to think creatively in a recession. Particulars are attended to and new trends closely examined. Old neighborhoods are sized up for their potential, and the real estate market tries to predict where buyers will congregate. They try to predict where the next hot neighborhood will be. written by michael russell
Karl Case is a Wellesley College economist. His name is synonymous with the housing market. He is known for his ability to predict changes, trends and problems. He was one of the first to warn us about the current real estate crisis. Now he is sought out even more. People look to him for advice, a sign that everything will be all right, or if they should run for hills because nothing is going anywhere but down. written by Lee Keadle
Learn how today’s real estate market benefits two groups of buyers: first-time buyers, and buyers moving up. written by RE Writer
With recent announcements of the sale of Donald Trumps' Palm Beach home being the highest real estate sale ever, it might look like the economy is getting back on track. However this home was purchased by a Russian billionaire, so it says little about the reality for average U.S. citizens. The market may be improving in some areas, while it may still get worse in other areas. When trying to analyze real estate trends, one needs to remember that these are highly local. Yes, there is a nationwide trend, but within that are a multitude of sub-pockets, each with their own market. written by Joe Pinto
We have all just come through a historic year; 2007 was the first year in over forty years that home prices and sales dropped down instead of going up. Where does that leave us homeowners? written by Rick LeForce
Real estate is really a game of supply and demand. The trick is finding the demand and being in the position to supply. This is the kind of situation investors and builders run up against all the time. It is a matter of assessing the market and trying to find the perfect area at the perfect time. One those variables are known then action can be taken, investments can be made and profits can be collected. written by Gary Ashton
The real estate industry has always been one of trends. One only needs to look back over the years to readily identify the numerous trends that have asserted themselves at different times. written by Lane Hornung
One term that you hear thrown about these days in relation to home purchases is PMI, but not many people know that much about it. PMI stands for Private Mortgage Insurance and it is becoming ever more popular as home prices rise and buyers are having a more difficult time coming up with a down payment that lenders and banks require to purchase a home. written by Charlie Pigeon
As a buyer's agent I have seen it all when it comes to home buying. Helping people to find their dream homes has been a real education and it has helped me to identify what too look for when buying a home. There are quite a few things to look for so only some of the major things will be listed in this article. Hopefully you will find them helpful in your home search. written by Phil Laboon
The demand for property in larger Florida cities is dwindling, due to the high cost. Instead, more people are purchasing property in less-developed areas, and a larger amount of preconstruction investment is taking place in this state. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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