How Technology Allows Us to Continue in Real Estate
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It is very evident that our everyday lives are vastly different right now than they were a short time ago and it’s becoming apparent that there will be a “new normal” even after this pandemic is over. We have changed how we are doing almost everything – from work, to shopping for necessities, to how […]
2 Reasons to List Your House NOW!
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Let’s cut to the chase because this is an urgent matter… The two reasons to list your house now are: Buyer Demand is extremely high; and, Housing Supply is historically low. Buyer Demand The latest ShowingTime Showing Index, explains how over the last five months showings have increased each month in each of the country’s four regions. […]
What to Expect in the Housing Market in 2020
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Many are wondering what the home pricing trends will be in 2020. CoreLogic is predicting there will be continued appreciation at an average 5.4% over the next year. The state of Indiana is expected to be on target with the National average. Not only is CoreLogic predicting a rise in home prices, but also according to ARCH […]
Homes Are Selling Quickly
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Some Highlights: The National Association of REALTORS® surveyed their members for the release of their Confidence Index. The REALTORS® Confidence Index is a key indicator of housing market strength based on a monthly survey sent to over 50,000 real estate practitioners. Practitioners are asked about their expectations for home sales, prices, and market conditions. Homes across the country are selling […]
3 Reasons this is NOT the 2008 Market
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Because today’s real estate market is completely different from the 2008 market, when an economic slowdown happens it will be completely different from the last one. Though we don’t know when the next recession will occur, we can confidently surmise that the next economic slowdown will not be caused by a housing market crash, like […]