Residential, US Real Estate

Comps causing confusion for most sellers

By Mike Wheatley | October 20, 2015
Recent comparable sales, often called “comps” for short, are causing a great deal of confusion for sellers. RIS Media reports that the Quicken Loans Home Price Perception Index shows that homeowners on average price their homes two percent higher than the valuation of professional appraisers.
US Real Estate

Zillow Rates Top Cities for Trick or Treaters

By Allison Halliday | October 15, 2015
Love it or loathe it, Halloween is one of the biggest celebrations of the year and anyone with kids is probably anticipating a sugar overload on this date. So what is in store for your kids if they are going out trick or treating this year and how many treats will they come back with? […]
Real Estate, US Real Estate

Trader Joe's or Whole Foods: Which is better for your home's value?

By Mike Wheatley | August 12, 2015
If you're looking for a sure way to see your home's value rise over the years, you could do worse than buying a property that's located next to a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods store, according to a new study by RealtyTrac.
Investing, US Real Estate

Real Estate - Location, Location, Location

By Brian Kline | June 24, 2015
What does the real estate related term Location, Location, Location mean? It can mean several things but mostly it means that an identical house at three different locations will have three different values. What Affects Location Values A few of the elements that vary with location and result in higher prices are: Highest rated school […]
Market Watch, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Ferguson, Mo., property prices crash by 50%, data shows

By Mike Wheatley | March 20, 2015
Home values in Ferguson, Mo., have plummeted nearly 50 percent since Michael Brown’s death, new housing data shows.
Real Estate, US Real Estate

Americans remain bullish over home values

By Mike Wheatley | March 3, 2015
Home sales may be off to a sluggish start this year, but home owners are still upbeat when it comes to the value of their homes. They’re willing to spend to preserve that value too.
Featured News, Investing, US Real Estate

Why The Housing Market Is No Longer A Good Investment

By Donna S. Robinson | April 25, 2014
The wealth-building potential of the US housing market was reliable and predictable for many decades following the end of World War II. But today, it's becoming clear that this "wealth-building potential" has been hijacked.
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