Visit our Facebook
Visit our Twitter
Visit our LinkedIn
Home
Advertise With Us
Contact
About
Log In
Search for:
Menu
Real Estate Marketing & Beyond
Home
»
housing recovery
»
Page 3
Double-click to edit button text.
X
Home
Advertise With Us
Contact
About
Log In
Agents / Brokers
Realtors
Brokerage
Real Estate Agents
Industry Resource
Real Estate Resource
Coaching
Infographics
Home Owners Insurance
Ask Bill Real Estate
US Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Lease
Office
Home Builders/Developer's
Memphis Real Estate
Real Estate Investing
Investing
Crowdfunding
House Flipping
Rental Properties
International
World Real Estate
Marketing Insider
Real Estate Marketing
Social Media
Twitter
Google
Video Marketing
Snapchat
Instagram
SEO
Advertising
Facebook
Technology Insider
Real Estate Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Mobile Apps
Industry Technology
Smart Home Tech
Product Reviews
Real Estate Software Apps
Virtual Reality
Real Estate CRM
Housing Trends
Home Buying
Residential
Home Sales
Home Design
Luxury Real Estate
Mortgage
DIY-Home Improvement
Foreclosures
Vacation Properties
Editorial
Press Release
Agents / Brokers
Housing Trends
Features
Marketing
Technology
Market Watch
Digital Age
Real Estate
,
Realtors
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
Realtors Believe in Housing Recovery
By
Mike Wheatley
| May 21, 2012
Market Watch
,
Real Estate
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
On the Rocky Road to Housing Recovery
By
Broderick Perkins
| March 16, 2012
The housing market is nearing bottom, but getting there remains dicey. Home sales are steady, more sellers are lowering their prices and the inventory of homes for sale is dropping.
Real Estate
,
Real Estate Resource
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
Which Came First...The Job Or The House?
By
Donna S. Robinson
| March 2, 2012
The old cliche' is well known..."Which came first...the chicken or the egg?" And so, with all the wrangling over how to "fix" housing, the question to ask is "which came first, the job or the house?"
Featured News
,
Mortgage
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
Housing Recovery Stranger than Expected
By
Guest Author
| February 25, 2012
On the back of Capital Economics’ observation that the U.S. housing market’s recovery is not quite as strong as previously thought and Freddie Mac’s positive market outlook, the escalating opinion of experts everywhere is that some odd things are happening in local metro markets.
Featured News
,
Mortgage
,
Real Estate
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
Affordability Is The Real Key To A Sustainable Housing Recovery
By
Donna S. Robinson
| February 20, 2012
By now everyone agrees that housing needs to turn around in order for the general economy to see any kind of robust recovery. Indeed US housing is a cornerstone of the general economy, because of it's ability to create and sustain a wide variety of jobs. But any significant recovery in housing will require a broad base of participation, and not just from the rich...
Featured News
,
Real Estate
,
Residential
,
US Real Estate
As Inventory Increases, Real Questions About Demand For Housing Remain
By
Donna S. Robinson
| December 26, 2011
There has been a lot of excitement lately about the increase in housing starts and multi-family construction. China may allow more of it's private investment capital to flow overseas towards the U.S. real estate market. The U.S. congress is offering incentives for non-U.S. citizens to purchase U.S. housing if the housing is in the $500,000 and up price range.
Posts navigation
Previous
1
2
3
Agent Showcase
Top realtors and industry influencers.
Advertise With Us
Useful Links
Get Digital Marketing Training
Get Digital Marketing Training
right to your inbox
Email address:
Leave this field empty if you're human:
Follow Realtybiznews
Visit our Facebook
Visit our Twitter
Visit our LinkedIn
All Contents © Copyright RealtyBizNews · All Rights Reserved. 2016-2024
Website Designed by Swaydesign.
linkedin
facebook
pinterest
youtube
rss
twitter
instagram
facebook-blank
rss-blank
linkedin-blank
pinterest
youtube
twitter
instagram