What Home Buyers, Sellers And Investors Can Expect There’s no doubt about it: the 2018 housing market has seen its ups and downs. The year started with sky-high home prices, historically low mortgage rates and a definitive upper hand for sellers. In recent months though, home price growth has faltered, …
Homeowners are getting high, and so is the value of their residences. If you want the value of your house to increase, make sure it’s in a neighborhood with desirable features. Good schools. Reliable public transportation. And, of course, easy access to marijuana. A new study reports the legalization of …
Everyone knows that spring is the best time of the year to buy or sell a house? Isn’t it? Not necessarily, but it’s probably hands-down the busiest time in the real estate year. Real estate and home building experts say that an emphasis on the spring home buying …
Realtor.com recently released its January 2018 housing trend analysis for the top 500 metro areas. Overall, it looks like 2018 is off to a good start in most markets. Affordability for first-time buyers combined with low inventory makes it a seller’s market for entry-level to mid-tier homes, defined by realtor.com …
The 2018 real estate market is looking good for sellers, yet home buyers and investors will need to take their homes for sale search strategy seriously to find homes worth buying. Should buy or sell? See the specific market updates and predictions here: Los Angeles Real Estate forecast, San …
Barry Habib, the founder and CEO of MBS Highway, says the hottest real estate markets in the United States have something unique in common. “I don’t know what the reason is on this,” says Habib, “but wherever marijuana is legal, all of those markets are on fire… it’s Seattle, it’s …
Washington state’s housing market showed the continuing effects of high demand in the first quarter of 2017, according to the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Washington. The statewide median sales price rose to $324,300 in the first quarter, 12.1 percent higher than the same time …
In 2015, the legal marijuana industry created more than 18,000 jobs in Colorado alone, the Washington Post reported last month. As the industry continues to grow and expand into more states (marijuana is on the ballot in nine states this election), thousands more jobs could potentially be added in the …
