Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Will Housing Prices Go Down in 2020?

By Jamie Richardson | November 11, 2019

Press Release, US Real Estate

Redfin Housing Demand Index Drops Amid Lower-Than-Expected Buyer Activity in March; Remains Above Three-Year Average

By Press Release | April 25, 2017

The Redfin Housing Demand Index decreased 13.9 percent from February, to a seasonally adjusted level of 108 in March, according to Redfin (www.redfin.com), the next-generation real estate brokerage.

Rental Properties, Residential, US Real Estate

Will Marijuana Turn Denver into The Next San Francisco?

By Donna S. Robinson | July 31, 2015

No question about it, the Denver housing market is "cooking with gas". When it comes to housing prices and rental rates Denver is the only inland city that is experiencing the kind of explosion in housing prices usually seen only in popular coastal cities like San Francisco. Traditionally coastal cities such as New York, San […]

Residential, US Real Estate

Real Estate in the Spring Warms

By Brian Kline | April 13, 2015

As the flowers bloom and temperatures become milder, so does the real estate market and most experts expect it to be an active one this spring, summer, and fall. Nation-wide, housing prices rose 5.7 percent in January, year over year. Some say that is a sustainable rate of appreciation. However, the Department of Labor's Consumer […]

Residential, US Real Estate

Are Home Prices About to Dip?

By Brian Kline | October 14, 2014

The spike expected in homes prices during the traditionally busy spring and summer buying season never really developed. Prices in much of the nation remain higher than a year ago but didn't go up as much as expected. Last year the gain from the second quarter to the third was three percent. This year it […]

International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Overseas Markets on Verge of Bubble, IMF Warns

By Mike Wheatley | June 16, 2014

The International Monetary Fund says that several global housing markets are overheating, even in the U.S. – which is still digging itself out of a housing bubble that popped in 2008.

How to Find Investment Deals in the New Normal Economy

By Brian Kline | January 13, 2014

The real estate investment strategy is changing for 2014. For the years 2012 and 2013, the strategy was buying at the bottom of the market. For 2014, your strategy should be buying in the fastest growing markets while prices are still reasonable. You want to buy where prices are still low but in places with […]

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Are Home Prices Overheating Due To Lack of Inventory?

By Mike Wheatley | February 18, 2013

We’re only just beginning to see signs of recovery in housing markets, but already some analysts are warning that home prices could be overheating. The problem is that lack of inventory seems to be the chief factor in driving prices up – something that could have negative consequences further on down the line if more homeowners aren’t tempted to sell in the coming months.

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