It took 10 years, but Twin Cities home prices last month returned to the record levels they were at before the housing bust. The median sales price in June was $242,000 in the Twin Cities 13-county metro area according to the Realtors’ Associations. This eclipses the Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending July 30th, 2016
It's only August, but this time during summer usually means making plans for changes ahead, especially the start of a new school year. For potential home buyers with school-aged children, these are the pivotal days for deciding whether or not to purchase or wait. With Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending June 25th, 2016
As we know, declining inventory has been the central focus of real estate news throughout the first half of the year. The lack of options of homes for sale seems to be keeping many from selling and instead, staying and renovating. This, in turn, leads to a lack of starter Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending May 28th, 2016
The trends of higher sales and fewer homes for sale that prevailed through the first quarter of 2016 have only gotten stronger through the second quarter. Although more sellers are listing than at this time last year, it's still not quite enough to keep up with the heat of Continue Reading
Roseville area home sales outpacing hot Twin Cities real estate market!
The overall Twin Cities real estate market is hot right now, with sales prices up 7.2% over just the past month and the number of sales up a whopping 32%! Twin Cities home SALE PRICES have been increasing every month since early 2012 and after more than 2 years of trailing Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending April 9th, 2016
Although inventory is down across the country, many homes that do get listed are selling fast. Days on market is dwindling, and sellers are getting more for their homes than they might have in the past. Confident seller pricing combined with continuously low interest rates Continue Reading
Market Statistics: Week Ending March 26th, 2016
With spring comes the welcoming of another season: the annual springtime seller’s market. Low inventory levels nationwide are inching sales prices higher and dropping the number of days that homes are staying on the market. With interest rates remaining unexpectedly low, Continue Reading
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