We have now made it halfway through 2009 and in some ways it has flown by, in others, not so much. Not many people are willing to say we are seeing recovery, and I won’t be bold enough to step out and say it either, but we are still seeing some good signs. We still have hard times ahead of us, so let’s look at both sides.
The statistics for the
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I finally got another site up and running that is geared toward helping homeowners that are in financial distress. As a Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE), it is my goal to provide education to to those people who are facing possible foreclosure. There are alternatives to foreclosure, and too many people don't know what to do. Often, I can provide solutions that can keep a ...
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I just received an email from a local title rep, Tom Newell, who went beyond the month over month and year over year comparisons and went back a few years to compare May in each of the years. The results are very interesting See the charts by clicking on this link. May ARMLS comparison to previous 4 years
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May has come and gone and summer will be here soon. In these difficult economic times many people are happy to see the time fly fast, as it means we are that much closer to recovery. Even better, the statistics for the
Forbes recently conducted a study identifying metro areas with the highest in-migration. While the economy has slowed down moving for many people, some areas still remain relatively strong. Mostly due to the weather and job market. Phoenix ranked number 4 on that list. Hooray for us! While the rate has decreased from the previous couple years, it is still far better than most metro ...
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I am headed out with a client tomorrow to look at some homes, most of which are short sales. They originally called on a foreclosed property, but mentioned that they seem to like short sales better, because there is more of a chance of them being in better shape. What was really interesting was that they had been working with another agent who refused to work with short sales. ...
Last week I provided some statistics on real estate sales in the Phoenix and Scottsdale metro area for April 2009. Here are some additional statistics defining single family detached homes with a comparison to the same period in the previous few years. Good numbers to see!
April 2009 Sales comparison Phoenix metro
The percentages in the chart represent the percentage of single family to ...
Wow, what a month. April continued the uptrend in the market that we have seen all this year so far. The following statistics are for residential properties only, not including land and lots. April saw tremendous numbers compared April of 2008. Sales throughout the entire
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It's great to be able to report the sales numbers for the Phoenix metro real estate market from ARMLS (Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service) for March 2009. Sales were up in March to the highest level in almost 3 years. March sales totaled 7554, also up 77% from the same month a year earlier. Total inventory at the end of the month was 51604, which reveals only 6.83 months of ...