Real Estate, US Real Estate

Will the “Housing Renaissance” Lead to Economic Recovery?

By Mike Wheatley | January 9, 2013
The national housing market looks to be in the best shape it’s been for years, with rising prices, increased sales and decreased inventories becoming common all over the US. Few would argue that a recovery isn’t under way, and now some commentators are predicting that housing could well pave the way for a broader economic recovery.
Residential, US Real Estate

Housing Recovery To Pick Up Speed in 2013

By Mike Wheatley | January 1, 2013
The next twelve months should see yet more improvements in the nation’s housing markets, propelled by record-breaking low mortgage rates and improving unemployment statistics, according to several real estate experts.
Real Estate, US Real Estate

A Look At The 2013 Housing Market

By Guest Author | December 18, 2012
Certainly the housing market is one of the most watched of all economic indicators. Strong home sales trigger other economic activity from increased labor requirements to furniture sales. While the housing fiasco of the previous decade was the driving force for the Great Recession it’s quite possible that 2013 will provide perhaps a taste of housing recovery.
Featured News, US Real Estate

The Ugly Truth About The So-Called Housing Recovery

By Donna S. Robinson | November 27, 2012
Since 2008's market melt-down and the advent of record numbers of foreclosures along with the loss of 35% of market value of the underlying assets, the secondary mortgage market has been reeling to and fro like a drunk down at the local bar.
Featured News, Investing, US Real Estate

Housing Recovery - Trick Or Treat?

By Donna S. Robinson | October 24, 2012
With Halloween 2012 fast approaching, the news of a housing recovery is beginning to permeate the media. But the real question is whether this is a yummy treat we will enjoy in the days ahead, or just a trick designed to fool us into giving candy to those in disguise.
Featured News, Investing, US Real Estate

Real Inflation Likely To Undermine A Housing Recovery

By Donna S. Robinson | October 19, 2012
The idea that home prices benefit from inflation is a long held tenet of real estate investing. This belief originated in the 1980's during the first era of creative finance. Most investing "gurus" of that period taught seminars in which they said that home prices were rising because of the inflation which occurred in the […]
Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Residential, US Real Estate

Housing Market Showing Signs of Recovery

By Daniel Doran | June 6, 2012
Good news folks! Prime buying time has always been from late April to late July, and the latest statistics are showing that this particular spring season is looking like it will be the strongest in the six years since the market crash.

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