Total sales volume was $20.16 billion, up 14.5%from 2014.
The year ended with only 5,501 active listings, and illustrates the story of the year's market: low inventory. In addition, low interest rates, an improving local economy, and the continued influx of new [...]
Home sales saw a jump in December, with 4,436 homes closing, a month over month increase of 31 percent and year over year increase of two percent. During the month, 3,174 single family detached [...]
You know those random thoughts you have when you're watching your favorite home team celebrate a big win, headed toward the playoffs?
Things like....
"I wonder if we can get playoff tickets?"
"I hope Peyton has it in him to make it through the Super Bowl...:"
and, if you're like us, you think,
"I wonder how this will affect my home's value?"
Well, at least we're not the only ones...our favorite local Stats Expert and fabulous Land Title Sales Manager, [...]
Entertainer's dream for those who appreciate quality living inside and out. Kitchen to die for, but wait there's alsothe ceramic cooker and professional gas grill on your gorgeous stamped patio. Your summer BBQs have just taken on new meaning as you cook for your guests in the fantastic outdoor kitchen. This [...]
It's that time again...when we're making our lists of goals and New Year's Resolutions and vowing to improve our lives by losing weight, saving money, organizing our closets and getting our bootys to the [...]
That seems to be the question lots of people are wrestling with these days with interest rates still near historic lows and the housing market continuing to gain strength in most communities. If making a move is on your list of 2016 goals or resolutions, you might be wondering whether it makes more sense to rent a new [...]
We all heard that the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate yesterday. If you're planning to buy a home soon, put down that canof Dinty Moore stew and climb on out of your doomsday bunker. The sun will indeed come up tomorrow. Your mortgage rate is not directly tied to that Fed [...]
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