It is that rare two-week window when not only politicians battle each other in order to convince voters who is best, but when professional football, baseball, hockey and basketball teams are battling for dominance in their respective sports. Competition is in the air, and Continue Reading
“How’s the Market?” What’s Ahead for Real Estate
While no one can predict the future with certainty, most experts expect to see modest growth in the U.S. housing market for the remainder of this year and next. Inventory will remain tight, mortgage rates will continue to creep up, and affordability will remain a major issue Continue Reading
Sale Pending – 867 Woodridge Ct.
867 Woodridge Ct, Mahtomedi, MN 55115 Immaculate, 2-Story in coveted Wildridge Pines neighborhood! High-end finishes throughout, 4 large bedrooms all on upper level, gorgeous master en-suite. Great floor plan for entertaining or privacy with large open Kitchen to Great Continue Reading
Renters for a Weekend or a While: What’s the Best Use of Your Investment Property?
The residential rental market is now the fastest-growing segment of the housing market. In the United States, the demand for single-family rentals, defined as either detached homes or townhouses, has risen 30 percent in the past three years.1 And in Canada, rental units now Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending October 6th, 2018
Residential real estate continues to churn out impressive numbers as we reach deeper into autumn. In many markets, new listings and/or pending sales are still outperforming the results from this same time last year. When the economy is strong, buyers and sellers will remain Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending September 29th, 2018
The U.S. unemployment rate recently dropped to 3.7 percent, which is its lowest mark since December 1969. The economy continues to bear impressive fruit within and outside of residential real estate, and the Federal Reserve has reacted by raising the benchmark federal funds Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending September 8th, 2018
Changing demographics, income levels, corporate growth and natural disasters all affect residential real estate markets. Home prices in Seattle and San Francisco have increased amidst e-commerce and technology success stories, while listings and sales decline precipitously Continue Reading
Are You Covered? A Homeowner’s Insurance Guide
No one likes to think about disasters. Severe weather, fire, theft—or even a seemingly small issue like a broken pipe—can wreak havoc on your home and result in thousands of dollars in damages. Fortunately, a good homeowners insurance policy can offer you peace of mind that Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending September 1st, 2018
At this time of year, there tends to be a final push to get a housing deal done before a natural switch in focus toward the likes of back-to-school needs, home preparation for colder weather and even pre-planning for winter holiday and leisure travel. Although there doesn't Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending Aug 25th, 2018
In both academic and conversational circles, more people are beginning to discuss 2018 as the end of the freewheeling days of residential real estate – with its high prices and fast sales, site unseen. Such a portrayal of the last several years of the housing market are Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending Aug 11th, 2018
The U.S. housing market is becoming a tale of regions. Consumers in high priced markets in the West are pushing back with fewer showings and sales. The Midwest is marked mostly by the stability of new listings and sales with gently improving inventory. Many Northeast markets Continue Reading
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