HAR Chair Margie Dorrance Presents to Rotary Club of HoustonHAR Communications
2010 Houston Association of REALTORS® Chair Margie Dorrance spoke to the Rotary Club of Houston about the real estate market in the greater Houston area.
The document summarizes information about the Houston Association of REALTORS (HAR). HAR is the largest local real estate association in the US with over 24,000 members. It maintains the HAR.com website which receives over 1.5 billion hits per month. HAR educates the public about the real estate market, advocates for property owners and members, and provides new tools and services for members. The Houston housing market has remained relatively stable compared to the national declines. HAR has supported relief efforts in Haiti and hosted discussions on emerging real estate technology issues.
The document summarizes real estate market trends in Houston, Texas in 2009. It notes that home sales have declined since 2007 but months of inventory is improving. Prices have held up but are tapering off. New home construction is depressed while lease completions are rising steadily. Houston remains one of the better real estate markets in the country. The document also warns about real estate scams targeting vulnerable groups and asks members to support legislation extending the home buyer tax credit.
HAR Chair Vicki Fullerton - Women's Council of REALTORS - June 17, 2009HAR Communications
2009 HAR Chair Vicki Fullerton spoke to the Women's Council of REALTORS about the Houston real estate market and what new tools and services HAR has been developing.
HAR Chair Margie Dorrance Speaks to Pearland-Alvin-Friendswood Networking GroupHAR Communications
Margie Dorrance, Chair of the Houston Association of REALTORS, provides an overview of the Houston housing market and HAR activities. The Houston market has remained steady compared to other cities, with home sales and prices increasing again after declining in early 2007. HAR is promoting tax credits and homeless initiatives. Upcoming events include a blood drive, leadership training, and digital media training to help members succeed.
This document discusses trends indicating that renting rather than owning a home is becoming the new normal in the United States. It notes that the number of renters has increased by over 3 million since 2010 while the number of homeowners has decreased by 2.8 million. It analyzes factors contributing to this shift such as high student loan debt burdening young adults and preventing them from purchasing homes. The document also examines challenges facing the real estate industry from this trend and proposes some radical solutions for realtor associations to empower and engage members as activists to influence policy and public opinion.
The New York State Coalition of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce wrote to Senator Reid urging him not to delay or reverse debit card swipe fee reform. They represent over 20 chambers statewide. Swipe fees have skyrocketed in less than a decade, reaching over $48 billion and debit card fees alone have increased almost four-fold to over $16 billion annually. These fees are one of the largest operating expenses for many merchants. The Coalition asks Senator Reid not to allow big banks that received bailouts to now turn Congress' back on small businesses and urges reform without further delay.
HAR Chair Margie Dorrance Presents to Rotary Club of HoustonHAR Communications
2010 Houston Association of REALTORS® Chair Margie Dorrance spoke to the Rotary Club of Houston about the real estate market in the greater Houston area.
The document summarizes information about the Houston Association of REALTORS (HAR). HAR is the largest local real estate association in the US with over 24,000 members. It maintains the HAR.com website which receives over 1.5 billion hits per month. HAR educates the public about the real estate market, advocates for property owners and members, and provides new tools and services for members. The Houston housing market has remained relatively stable compared to the national declines. HAR has supported relief efforts in Haiti and hosted discussions on emerging real estate technology issues.
The document summarizes real estate market trends in Houston, Texas in 2009. It notes that home sales have declined since 2007 but months of inventory is improving. Prices have held up but are tapering off. New home construction is depressed while lease completions are rising steadily. Houston remains one of the better real estate markets in the country. The document also warns about real estate scams targeting vulnerable groups and asks members to support legislation extending the home buyer tax credit.
HAR Chair Vicki Fullerton - Women's Council of REALTORS - June 17, 2009HAR Communications
2009 HAR Chair Vicki Fullerton spoke to the Women's Council of REALTORS about the Houston real estate market and what new tools and services HAR has been developing.
HAR Chair Margie Dorrance Speaks to Pearland-Alvin-Friendswood Networking GroupHAR Communications
Margie Dorrance, Chair of the Houston Association of REALTORS, provides an overview of the Houston housing market and HAR activities. The Houston market has remained steady compared to other cities, with home sales and prices increasing again after declining in early 2007. HAR is promoting tax credits and homeless initiatives. Upcoming events include a blood drive, leadership training, and digital media training to help members succeed.
This document discusses trends indicating that renting rather than owning a home is becoming the new normal in the United States. It notes that the number of renters has increased by over 3 million since 2010 while the number of homeowners has decreased by 2.8 million. It analyzes factors contributing to this shift such as high student loan debt burdening young adults and preventing them from purchasing homes. The document also examines challenges facing the real estate industry from this trend and proposes some radical solutions for realtor associations to empower and engage members as activists to influence policy and public opinion.
The New York State Coalition of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce wrote to Senator Reid urging him not to delay or reverse debit card swipe fee reform. They represent over 20 chambers statewide. Swipe fees have skyrocketed in less than a decade, reaching over $48 billion and debit card fees alone have increased almost four-fold to over $16 billion annually. These fees are one of the largest operating expenses for many merchants. The Coalition asks Senator Reid not to allow big banks that received bailouts to now turn Congress' back on small businesses and urges reform without further delay.
This document is a letter signed by representatives from communities across North Carolina urging members of the North Carolina General Assembly to reconsider proposals to redistribute sales tax revenues. It expresses concerns that changing the sales tax distribution formula would immediately and negatively impact current revenues for many communities, force increases in property taxes, and harm future growth and economic development prospects. It is concerned that communities would not see increased revenues over time and would fall further behind. The letter asks the General Assembly to oppose any proposal that would redistribute sales tax revenues.
The MIC Coalition, representing thousands of businesses that provide music, wrote to President Biden to express concerns about potential reviews of consent decrees with ASCAP and BMI. The decrees prevent anti-competitive pricing by the organizations, which control 90% of the music licensing market. Repeated reviews are unnecessary and could undermine the economic recovery of businesses struggling from the pandemic by exposing them to higher prices. The coalition asked that the decrees remain in place to best serve competition.
This document is an editorial from the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper arguing that Florida should pursue federal funding for high-speed rail projects. It notes that the Obama administration has proposed $8 billion for high-speed rail projects, with the potential for $62 billion total over several years. However, Florida must demonstrate it can effectively manage its existing commuter rail system, Tri-Rail, before it can expect to receive funding for a high-speed rail project. Letting Tri-Rail fail for lack of funding would show Florida is not ready to take on a larger high-speed rail endeavor.
The document discusses upcoming debt proposals totaling around $200 million that will be on the November 2016 ballot in Hays County. This includes $125 million for a new jail, $13 million for a 911 center, and $50 million for a law enforcement center. It also includes an unspecified road bond package. If approved, this would significantly increase Hays County's existing debt of $386 million, already the second highest per capita debt in Texas. The document raises concerns about whether increasing debt levels are sustainable and beneficial for county residents.
The Vacation Rental Managers Association writes to the Los Angeles City Council to express concerns about a proposed short-term rental policy. While they support legalizing short-term rentals, the VRMA argues the proposal unfairly impacts secondary home owners. They propose an alternative that would allow secondary homes to be rented short-term if managed by a professional property manager to ensure compliance with regulations and protect neighbors. The VRMA offers to assist the City in creating effective regulations that achieve compliance and recognize traveler demand while providing economic benefits to the community.
Could the U.S. Ever Adopt a National Sales Tax?Joe Garza
With the 2016 election around the corner, the U.S. has been debating what changes should be made to the U.S. tax code. This presentation questions if a national sales tax would be a viable solution.
“Taking risks is meant to feel scary, but overcoming this fear is your only ticket to experiencing new and exciting things. We should all learn to embrace risk rather than fear it. It is one of our greatest learning tools.
“It is always a great day when I get to help inaugurate a new route, but this one is especially thrilling for those of us who love islands. As well as launching our new service from San Francisco to Honolulu, we’ll be adding flights to Maui on December 3rd too. Given Virgin America’s tech-savvy, hard-working travellers, it is no surprise these new routes are one of the most requested by our frequent flyers (and teammates!)”
– Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson, British business magnate, Investor, Philanthropist, Founder of The Virgin Group
The document discusses the need for change in the local government and economy. It notes that jobs are decreasing, the county has lost 17,000 jobs in the last year and 10 jobs per day for the past decade. Personal income has also fallen. An expert endorser comments that the current governmental structure focuses too much on boundaries rather than cooperation, and that a new charter is needed to create a more efficient government that eliminates duplication and waste.
Housing sales in Utah County soared over 11% in July 2012 compared to the previous year. Year-to-date housing sales have increased 6% overall. Prices have risen strongly by 9% from July 2011 to July 2012. The median home price is currently $191,000, though sales of homes over $250,000 increased 11%. Low interest rates and rising prices make now a good time for buyers and sellers. However, inventory has dropped 22%, putting pressure on prices to rise faster without more listings. Utah County needs more homes or new construction listed to relieve pressure on the housing market.
The document argues that many essential workers in New York like healthcare and childcare workers earn less than a living wage while costs of living in New York are high. Raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would ensure hardworking New Yorkers can afford to live in the state and provide critical services. Public support for a $15 minimum wage is high in New York as it would benefit millions of workers and boost local businesses.
This document provides summaries of recent developments in the real estate market, including:
1) Pending home sales have increased significantly and more signs point to a recovery in the housing market.
2) First-time home buyers are driving activity due to tax credits, and this is expected to spur more sales in coming months.
3) Housing affordability remains high due to low mortgage rates and home prices, contributing to favorable buying conditions.
1) The housing market is showing signs of recovery with rising home sales, stabilizing prices, and favorable conditions for buyers and sellers.
2) Recent government actions include a new credit card law to protect consumers and an expansion of the first-time homebuyer tax credit to help with closing costs.
3) Homeownership remains affordable and advantageous due to low mortgage rates, home price declines, and tax benefits. Research is provided to help buyers and sellers navigate the current market.
Each month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the "doom and gloom" messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
Each month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the "doom and gloom" messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
The document discusses two Supreme Court rulings from 1967 and 1992 regarding states' ability to require retailers to collect sales taxes on purchases made within their state. It notes that the Marketplace Fairness Act, introduced in February 2013, aims to allow states to collect sales taxes from online and remote sales. The Act would address the estimated $11.4 billion in sales tax revenues lost by states in 2012 alone due to the inability to collect taxes on online purchases. If passed by the House, the Act would level the playing field between online and physical retailers.
- Interest rates are expected to continue falling until Christmas and then begin rising in 2009 as inflation sets in. Home prices in Calgary rose 5% year-over-year in February 2008.
- Alberta's economy continues to outpace the rest of Canada's, with oilsands investment skyrocketing to $19.7 billion. Oil prices are expected to remain high above $100 per barrel.
- Calgary's residential rents are the highest in Canada at $1,089 for a two-bedroom apartment, rising 34.8% in the last two years, while the city faces a tight labor market and rising commercial real estate prices.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. Government programs like the FDIC principal reduction program aim to help troubled homeowners. Jumbo mortgages are becoming more available again after tightening during the financial crisis. The document provides tips for homeowners regarding tax deductions and credits.
The document summarizes recent housing market data and trends. Mortgage rates are at record lows but job growth is needed for sustained recovery. Home sales increased year-over-year but slowed in May. Prices rose slightly from a year ago but distressed home sales still impact the market. Inventory levels remained similar to last year, supporting price stability. Affordability remains high due to low prices and rates.
This document is a letter signed by representatives from communities across North Carolina urging members of the North Carolina General Assembly to reconsider proposals to redistribute sales tax revenues. It expresses concerns that changing the sales tax distribution formula would immediately and negatively impact current revenues for many communities, force increases in property taxes, and harm future growth and economic development prospects. It is concerned that communities would not see increased revenues over time and would fall further behind. The letter asks the General Assembly to oppose any proposal that would redistribute sales tax revenues.
The MIC Coalition, representing thousands of businesses that provide music, wrote to President Biden to express concerns about potential reviews of consent decrees with ASCAP and BMI. The decrees prevent anti-competitive pricing by the organizations, which control 90% of the music licensing market. Repeated reviews are unnecessary and could undermine the economic recovery of businesses struggling from the pandemic by exposing them to higher prices. The coalition asked that the decrees remain in place to best serve competition.
This document is an editorial from the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper arguing that Florida should pursue federal funding for high-speed rail projects. It notes that the Obama administration has proposed $8 billion for high-speed rail projects, with the potential for $62 billion total over several years. However, Florida must demonstrate it can effectively manage its existing commuter rail system, Tri-Rail, before it can expect to receive funding for a high-speed rail project. Letting Tri-Rail fail for lack of funding would show Florida is not ready to take on a larger high-speed rail endeavor.
The document discusses upcoming debt proposals totaling around $200 million that will be on the November 2016 ballot in Hays County. This includes $125 million for a new jail, $13 million for a 911 center, and $50 million for a law enforcement center. It also includes an unspecified road bond package. If approved, this would significantly increase Hays County's existing debt of $386 million, already the second highest per capita debt in Texas. The document raises concerns about whether increasing debt levels are sustainable and beneficial for county residents.
The Vacation Rental Managers Association writes to the Los Angeles City Council to express concerns about a proposed short-term rental policy. While they support legalizing short-term rentals, the VRMA argues the proposal unfairly impacts secondary home owners. They propose an alternative that would allow secondary homes to be rented short-term if managed by a professional property manager to ensure compliance with regulations and protect neighbors. The VRMA offers to assist the City in creating effective regulations that achieve compliance and recognize traveler demand while providing economic benefits to the community.
Could the U.S. Ever Adopt a National Sales Tax?Joe Garza
With the 2016 election around the corner, the U.S. has been debating what changes should be made to the U.S. tax code. This presentation questions if a national sales tax would be a viable solution.
“Taking risks is meant to feel scary, but overcoming this fear is your only ticket to experiencing new and exciting things. We should all learn to embrace risk rather than fear it. It is one of our greatest learning tools.
“It is always a great day when I get to help inaugurate a new route, but this one is especially thrilling for those of us who love islands. As well as launching our new service from San Francisco to Honolulu, we’ll be adding flights to Maui on December 3rd too. Given Virgin America’s tech-savvy, hard-working travellers, it is no surprise these new routes are one of the most requested by our frequent flyers (and teammates!)”
– Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson, British business magnate, Investor, Philanthropist, Founder of The Virgin Group
The document discusses the need for change in the local government and economy. It notes that jobs are decreasing, the county has lost 17,000 jobs in the last year and 10 jobs per day for the past decade. Personal income has also fallen. An expert endorser comments that the current governmental structure focuses too much on boundaries rather than cooperation, and that a new charter is needed to create a more efficient government that eliminates duplication and waste.
Housing sales in Utah County soared over 11% in July 2012 compared to the previous year. Year-to-date housing sales have increased 6% overall. Prices have risen strongly by 9% from July 2011 to July 2012. The median home price is currently $191,000, though sales of homes over $250,000 increased 11%. Low interest rates and rising prices make now a good time for buyers and sellers. However, inventory has dropped 22%, putting pressure on prices to rise faster without more listings. Utah County needs more homes or new construction listed to relieve pressure on the housing market.
The document argues that many essential workers in New York like healthcare and childcare workers earn less than a living wage while costs of living in New York are high. Raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would ensure hardworking New Yorkers can afford to live in the state and provide critical services. Public support for a $15 minimum wage is high in New York as it would benefit millions of workers and boost local businesses.
This document provides summaries of recent developments in the real estate market, including:
1) Pending home sales have increased significantly and more signs point to a recovery in the housing market.
2) First-time home buyers are driving activity due to tax credits, and this is expected to spur more sales in coming months.
3) Housing affordability remains high due to low mortgage rates and home prices, contributing to favorable buying conditions.
1) The housing market is showing signs of recovery with rising home sales, stabilizing prices, and favorable conditions for buyers and sellers.
2) Recent government actions include a new credit card law to protect consumers and an expansion of the first-time homebuyer tax credit to help with closing costs.
3) Homeownership remains affordable and advantageous due to low mortgage rates, home price declines, and tax benefits. Research is provided to help buyers and sellers navigate the current market.
Each month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the "doom and gloom" messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
Each month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the "doom and gloom" messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
The document discusses two Supreme Court rulings from 1967 and 1992 regarding states' ability to require retailers to collect sales taxes on purchases made within their state. It notes that the Marketplace Fairness Act, introduced in February 2013, aims to allow states to collect sales taxes from online and remote sales. The Act would address the estimated $11.4 billion in sales tax revenues lost by states in 2012 alone due to the inability to collect taxes on online purchases. If passed by the House, the Act would level the playing field between online and physical retailers.
- Interest rates are expected to continue falling until Christmas and then begin rising in 2009 as inflation sets in. Home prices in Calgary rose 5% year-over-year in February 2008.
- Alberta's economy continues to outpace the rest of Canada's, with oilsands investment skyrocketing to $19.7 billion. Oil prices are expected to remain high above $100 per barrel.
- Calgary's residential rents are the highest in Canada at $1,089 for a two-bedroom apartment, rising 34.8% in the last two years, while the city faces a tight labor market and rising commercial real estate prices.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. Government programs like the FDIC principal reduction program aim to help troubled homeowners. Jumbo mortgages are becoming more available again after tightening during the financial crisis. The document provides tips for homeowners regarding tax deductions and credits.
The document summarizes recent housing market data and trends. Mortgage rates are at record lows but job growth is needed for sustained recovery. Home sales increased year-over-year but slowed in May. Prices rose slightly from a year ago but distressed home sales still impact the market. Inventory levels remained similar to last year, supporting price stability. Affordability remains high due to low prices and rates.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. Government programs like the FDIC principal reduction program aim to help troubled homeowners. Jumbo mortgages are becoming more available again. The tax filing season brings deductions and credits for homeowners from 2009. Local market conditions vary so buyers and sellers should consult their real estate agent.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. The government is taking actions like testing principal reduction to help homeowners. Topics covered for buyers, sellers and owners include tax deductions and credits. The local market varies so talking to a real estate agent is advised.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. The government is taking actions like testing principal reduction to help homeowners. Topics covered for buyers, sellers and owners include tax deductions and credits. The local market varies so talking to a real estate agent is advised.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and inventory. Government programs like the FDIC principal reduction program aim to help troubled homeowners. Jumbo mortgages are becoming more available again after tightening during the financial crisis. The tax deadline is approaching and the document provides tips for homeowner tax deductions and credits.
- The housing market continues its gradual recovery without government assistance like tax credits, while interest rates hit new lows but have started rising as the economy improves. Consumer confidence and retail sales are up substantially from last year.
- Home sales dipped slightly in October but pending sales rose over 10%, signaling stronger future sales. Inventory fell as prices stabilized near 1% changes. Affordability remains near record highs.
- The government extended conforming loan limits in expensive markets to provide continued support through 2011 as the market strengthens without as much assistance. Overall the document discusses positive economic and housing market trends.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, though prices remained stable. Mortgage rates set new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
Shawn Kormondy of Reis Group is a top producing real estate agent at a prestigious Beverly Hills real estate firm, Keller Williams Realty. He specializes in Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood, and Miracle Mile real estate. Shawn can be contacted by visiting one of his web sites, www.reisgroup.org or www.developweho.com
The housing market continues to gradually improve without government support. While home prices and sales have declined compared to last year, inventory levels have returned to pre-tax credit levels. Low interest rates are encouraging buyers, but are expected to rise over 2012. Employment growth needs to continue for a full housing recovery, as jobs enable people to buy homes. Stimulus efforts will gradually wind down, but buyers still have favorable conditions in the market.
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages, credit reports, credit/debit cards, and creates a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to regulate consumer loans.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan. Local lenders may offer more competitive rates than large banks.
This Month in Real Estate PowerPoint for U.S. Market - September 2010Keller Williams Careers
- Home sales fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 14 months due to the expiration of the federal tax credit, while home prices remained stable. Mortgage rates continued setting new record lows.
- The new financial reform law establishes new regulations for mortgages and credit cards intended to protect consumers.
- Buying a home with a 15-year mortgage allows buyers to build equity faster by paying off the loan sooner compared to a 30-year loan.
This document provides an overview of recent developments in the US real estate market. It discusses signs of economic recovery including GDP growth and falling unemployment. Home sales are up significantly from a year ago due to low mortgage rates and tax credits for first-time buyers. Inventories are decreasing as demand increases. The government is taking steps to help homeowners through loan modifications and short sales. Real estate data shows improving affordability and decreasing home prices.
This document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. Home sales increased in October while prices and inventory declined. Mortgage rates remain low boosting affordability. The government extended homebuyer tax credits and issued new guidelines for loan modifications and short sales to encourage recovery. Some economists expect unemployment and underemployment to remain high in the near term slowing overall growth.
This document provides an overview of the real estate market in December 2009. It summarizes key economic indicators such as home sales, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates. It also outlines recent government actions to support the housing market through expanded homebuyer tax credits and new policies around loan modifications and short sales. The document concludes with a look at first-time buyers and distressed property purchases along with local market conditions.
The document summarizes recent data and trends in the US housing market. Home sales slowed in December after the tax credit deadline but remained above year-ago levels. Median home prices rose 1.5% year-over-year while inventory fell 6.6%. Mortgage rates are under 5% and affordability remains high. The FHA tightened lending requirements to protect itself. Steps were also taken to streamline mortgage modifications and help foreclosure buyers purchase faster.
The document summarizes recent data and trends in the US housing market. Home sales slowed in December after the tax credit deadline but remained above year-ago levels. Median home prices rose 1.5% year-over-year while inventory fell 6.6%. Mortgage rates are under 5% and affordability remains high. The FHA tightened lending requirements to strengthen its financial position. Steps were also taken to streamline mortgage modifications and help foreclosure buyers purchase faster.
The document summarizes recent changes and data related to the US housing market. The FHA has tightened lending requirements by raising insurance fees, capping seller contributions, and requiring higher down payments for borrowers with poor credit. Paperwork requirements for loan modifications have been simplified. The FHA will also lift its 90-day requirement on foreclosure purchases for one year. Additionally, Obama has proposed $30 billion for small business loans through community banks.
The document summarizes recent data and trends in the US housing market. Home sales slowed in December after the tax credit deadline but remained above year-ago levels. Median home prices rose 1.5% year-over-year while inventory fell 6.6%. Mortgage rates are under 5% and affordability remains high. The FHA tightened lending requirements to protect itself. Steps were also taken to streamline mortgage modifications and help foreclosure buyers purchase faster.
The document summarizes recent developments in the US real estate market. It discusses signs of economic recovery and government efforts to boost the jobs market and help homeowners. Data shows existing home sales softened in February but prices remain low. Inventory is up while mortgage rates are near historic lows, improving affordability. The government aims to assist the unemployed and underwater homeowners to prevent foreclosures. New bills offer tax credits for home energy improvements and incentives to hire and retain employees.
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When it comes to purchasing a house in Indore, you'll often find yourself facing a crucial decision: should you pay in cash or opt for financing?
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5. Headlines were very varied in 2008 2008 proved tough for area home sales HOME SALES, PRICES DROP SHARPLY HERE Mortgage applications hit five-year high Houston housing gets a vote of confidence Existing home sales sink in South Recession carves away at real estate jobs Another non-traditional player jumps into the MLS game Housing Market Failures Not Preventing Property Investments Officials Say Virtual Home Tours Could Attract Robbers Ike takes wind out of area property sales