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Colorado housing market : Buyers caught in price squeeze
Colorado’s hot real estate market has put some buyers in the prickly position of having to decide just how much they’re willing to pay for a property — even if it means paying more than it’s currently worth. Bidding wars … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Appraisers, Asking Price, Bankers Mortgage, Bidding Wars, Castle Rock, Cheap Mortgages, Depressed Prices, Estate Experts, Extra Pressure, Hot Real Estate, Housing Bubble, Housing Market, Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Brokers, Price Squeeze, Real Estate Agents, S Market, Sluggish Sales, Turn Of The Millennium
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Credit Clips Homebuilder Confidence
After a summer of significant monthly jumps in confidence among the nation’s home builders, fall appears to be bringing in a chill. Builder sentiment edged up just one point in October, according to an industry association index, but credit issues … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Association Index, Bethesda Maryland, Chief Economist, Constraints, Current Sales, David Crowe, Final Move, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Builder, Jane Fairweather, Low Interest Rates, Mortgage Money, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, Real Estate Agent, Sentiment, Tight Credit, Time Home Buyers
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Weak Jobs Market Hits Homebuilder Confidence
A stall in job growth hit home builder confidence in June. A monthly confidence index from the National Association of Home Builders saw just a one point gain after posting a 4 point spike in May. The survey now sits … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Chief Economist, Confidence Index, Current Sales, David Crowe, Diana Olick, Distressed Properties, Economic Reports, Hmi, Home Builder, Inventories, Marginal Gain, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, Negative Sentiment, New Construction, Point Gain, Single Family Home Sales, Spike, West Regions
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Investor Caution: Beware of Heat in Distressed Housing
As real estate investors rush to buy distressed properties and reap the rewards of a still-heating rental market, two distinct phenomena are suggesting caution, perhaps extreme caution. The first is in sales of foreclosed homes that the banks now own … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Bidding Wars, Cnbc, Contract Price, Courthouse Steps, Delinquent Mortgages, Desirable Properties, Distinct Phenomena, Distressed Properties, Distressed Property, Extreme Caution, Foreclosed Homes, Imf, Mortgage Finance, New Survey, Phoenix Arizona, Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Investors, Reo, Transaction Prices
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Home Sales Contracts Rise 4.1% in March
More buyers signed contracts to buy existing homes in March than the previous month, according to a monthly survey just released by the National Association of Realtors. The Pending Home Sales Index rose 4.1 percent from February and is now … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Association Of Realtors, Bump, Cancellations, Chief Economist, Contract Activity, Diana Olick, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Economist Lawrence, First Quarter, Foreclosure, Housing Market, National Association Of Realtors, Pending Home Sales Index, Quarterly Volume, Spike, Tight Credit, Upwards, Warm Winter
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January Residential Property Values Drop 0.6%
OXFORD, Miss., Mar 27, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) – FNC’s latest Residential Price Index(TM) (RPI), released Wednesday, indicates that U.S. residential property values declined in January, in spite of continued economic expansion and an improving job market in recent months. … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Composites, Comtex, Distressed Market, Economic Expansion, Fnc, Foreclosed Homes, Hedonic Price, Home Value, Last Two Months, Msa, Percentage Point, Price Decline, Price Declines, Price Discounts, Price Index, Property Characteristics, Reo Properties, Residential Price, Residential Property Values
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Realtors Report Even Higher Cancellations; And It’s Not Why You Think
For the past several months, Realtors across the nation have been reporting an ever-increasing number of cancelled existing home sale contracts. The latest Realtors Confidence Index now puts the cancellation rate at 20 percent, way up from the historical norm … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Cancellation, Cancellations, Cold Feet, Confidence Index, Contracts, Crash, Distressed Property, Economic Conditions, Existing Home, Hadn, Housing Market, Jitters, Norm, Northwest Dc, Realtor, Realtors, Residential Street, Respondents, Uncertainty
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Cancellations Plague Pending Home Sales
At first glance it seems like a huge and hopeful headline: Pending home sales, based on contracts signed, rose 10.4 percent in October from September. It certainly gives the impression that buyers are hopping off the fence and into the … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Armageddon, Association Of Realtors, Bottom Line, Cancellation, Cancellations, Chief Economist, Chunk, Consumer Confidence, Contract Signings, Crash, David Fogg, Economist Lawrence, Fence, First Glance, Mark Hanson, National Association Of Realtors, New Homes Sales, Real Estate Agent, Sales Contracts
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Home Sales Fall on Credit, Cancellations, Confidence
July’s existing home sales, which represent contract closings, came in well below expectations of a two to three percent gain, falling 3.5 percent month to month. While analysts called for an increase, based on several months of rising pending home … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Appraisers, Association Of Realtors, Buyers And Sellers, Cancellations, Chief Economist, Cold Feet, Confusion, Contract Cancellation, Drawing Board, Economist Lawrence, Existing Home Sales, Fannie Freddie, Fha Loans, Low Mortgage, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Interest Rates, National Association Of Realtors, Sales Contracts, Wells Fargo
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Credit Rules the Housing Market
Existing home sales were basically flat in April, down close to one percent month-to-month and down nearly 13 percent year-over-ear, but you have to remember last year we were heavily under the influence of the home buyer tax credit. Now … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Distressed Properties, Existing Home Sales, Fannie Mae, Fha Insurance, Fha Loans, Freddie Mac, Home Buyer, House Prices, Housing Boom, Housing Market, Insurance, Insurance Premiums, Investors, Lenders, Lions Share, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Market, Realtors, Tax Credit
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