Recent home buyers are often willing to make sacrifices when purchasing a home. The most common sacrifices are compromising on the price, size and condition of the home they purchased. Those who have children under the 18 in their home are the least … [Read more...]
Foot Traffic: Jefferson City Area Board of REALTORS® (MO)
Foot traffic provides a strong indication of future home sales. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings. Foot traffic in the area covered by the Jefferson City Area Board of REALTORS® (MO) eased sharply … [Read more...]
Immigrants, An Emerging Base of Clients: The Virginia Story
The United States attracts about 1 million immigrants (permanent residents) every year. Over time, they achieve the American dream of having higher incomes and homeownership. Did you know that India is the top origination country of immigrants … [Read more...]
Harmful Effects from Changing the Listing Price?
With the housing market showing signs of a recovery, sellers may think they can list their homes at a higher price and adjust if necessary. That may not be a good strategy. This is a post we ran last year by Ken H. Johnson, Ph.D. — Florida … [Read more...]
3 Great Staging Ideas for the Cooler Months Ahead
When trying to sell a home during the cooler months, it’s important to warm up the interiors and give the home a “homey” cozy look, agents say. AOL Real Estate recently highlighted some tips for warming up your listings this fall and winter. Here are … [Read more...]
Old folks at home
Grandma’s coming back. It’s a trend to watch: older folks coming to live with their adult kids. Better medical science means people are living longer and better, but maybe not quite well enough to shovel their own snow or mow their own … [Read more...]
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