-
Real Estate News
Denver Real Estate Blogger Categories
Denver Real Estate Blogger Pages
Search Denver Real Estate Blogger
Recent Comments
Tag Archives: Improvements
Here’s What Is Really Behind Home Price Gains
This is also a repeat sales index, but it is based on a three-month running average. The National Association of Realtors reported median home prices up nearly 12 percent in March, but being a median, that number relies on the … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Analytics, Association Of Realtors, Buyers And Sellers, Data Provider, Director Of Research, Economic Landscape, Economic Resurgence, Home Sellers, Ills, Improvements, Lows, Market Observers, Median Home Prices, Momentum, National Association Of Realtors, Reflection, Repeat Sales, Sales Index, Turning Point, Villacorta
Comments Off
Home Builders Get Jitters for First Time in a Year
Of the three components making up the index, current sales conditions fell one point to 51, still the only component solidly in the positive. Sales expectations over the next six months rose one point to 50, but buyer traffic remained … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Current Sales, Declines, Emison, Foreclosures, Four Points, Home Builders, Improvements, Jitters, Last Time, Midwest, New Laws, Rebuilding Effort, Residential Remodeling, S Joe, Sales Conditions, Sentiment, Six Months, Superstorm, Traffic
Comments Off
Fannie Mae’s New CEO: ‘Comfortable’ With Decision Not to Slash Mortgage Balances
Fannie Mae is no longer bleeding cash, at least for now. After devastating losses since 2008, the mortgage giant reported its second straight quarter of positive net income, even after making a $2.9 billion dividend payment to the U.S. Treasury. … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged 1 Billion, Balance Sheet, Bottom Line, Cnbc, Dividend Payment, Fannie Mae, First Quarter, Foreclosures, Guaranty, Housing Market, Improvements, Improving Home, Loan Loss Reserves, Mortgage Delinquencies, National Housing, Net Income, Second Quarter, Single Family, Straight Quarter, U S Treasury
Comments Off
Why Rise in Home Prices May Not Mean Much—Yet
Average home prices through May increased for the second month in a row, according to the latest SP/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, which measure both the top ten and top twenty housing markets in the US. Prices are still down from … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Collapse, Composites, Distressed Properties, Foreclosed Properties, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Havoc, Home Buyer, Housing Prices, Improvements, Investor Demand, Investors, Last Spring, Phoenix, Price Gains, Price Indices, S David, Seasonality, Tax Credit
Comments Off
Denver residential real estate sales top $1B in July
For the second month, the amount of residential real estate sold in metro Denver topped $1 billion in sales volume. That’s according to July Metrolist Inc. statistics compiled by Gary Bauer, an independent, Littleton-based real estate broker and Metrolist analyst. … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged 1 Billion, Condos, Due Diligence, Economy, Gary Bauer, Improvements, Metro Denver, Metrolist Inc, Mortgage Loans, Mortgage Rates, Prime Time, Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Sales, Remainder, Report States, Residential Real Estate, Residential Real Estate Sales, Sales Volume, Statistic, Time Season
Comments Off
How Low Will Home Prices Go?
Did I say double dip? Well I’m not the only one. Today’s home price report from SP Case Shiller proves the point. Remember, this report is based on the sale prices of transactions that closed in January, but it is … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Balance Sheets, Bank Balance, Boom, Bottom Line Prices, Case Shiller, Double Dip Recession, Housing Market, Improvements, Lows, Miller Tabak, Minneapolis, Mortgage Rates, Price Deals, Purchasing Power, San Diego, Standard And Poors, T Break, Troughs, Two Thirds, Washington Dc
Comments Off