Oregon House Prices ranked 17th in Appreciation in 2007! - 06/30/08 02:39 PM
Oregon real estate sales were ranked 17th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. Since the 1980s prices have appreciated in Oregon by almost 375%! Some of the cities that gained attention for
their real estate values in Oregon are Bend, Eugene, and Springfield. The Office … (1 comments)
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This CITY is for sale! Yes, the CITY! - 06/27/08 10:59 AM
I get frequent emails from "Bert and Ernie's" or "Fred and Ethyl's" auction service that I delete without reading, but this one caught my eye - it is a city for sale! The founder bought up the land that surrounds the entrance to a national park and tourist attraction in New Mexico years … (5 comments)
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Oklahoma House Prices ranked 9th in Appreciation in 2007! - 06/26/08 03:53 PM
Oklahoma real estate sales were ranked 9th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. Since the 1980s prices have appreciated in Oklahoma by almost 110%! Some of the cities that gained attention for their
real estate values in Oklahoma are Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Lawton. The … (1 comments)
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Ohio House Prices have Appreciated almost 170% since 1980! - 06/26/08 03:32 PM
Ohio real estate sales were ranked 42nd out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. Since the 1980s prices have appreciated in Ohio by almost 170%! Some of the cities that gained attention for their real
estate values in Ohio are Akron, Canton, and Massillon. The Office … (1 comments)
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New York House Prices Appreciated in 2007! - 06/25/08 10:30 PM
New York real estate sales were ranked 40th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007, but PRICES WERE UP!. Since the 1980s prices have appreciated in New York by almost 570%! Some of the cities that gained attention for their real estate values in New York … (0 comments)
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New Mexico had over 5% House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/25/08 05:45 PM
New Mexico real estate sales were ranked 7th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. Since the 1980s prices have appreciated in New Mexico by almost 250%! Some of the cities that gained attention for their real estate values in New Mexico are Albuquerque, Las Cruces, … (0 comments)
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New Jersey has had 477% House Price Appreciation since the 1980s! - 06/24/08 08:48 PM
New Jersey real estate sales were ranked 42nd out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. But since the 1980s prices have appreciated in New Jersey by almost 500%! There were no New Jersey cities in the 20 cities that lost the most value in 2007. Some … (0 comments)
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New Hampshire has had 398% House Price Appreciation since 1980! - 06/24/08 02:00 PM
New Hampshire real estate sales were ranked 42nd out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007!. But since the 1980s prices have appreciated in New Hampshire by almost 400%! There were no New Hampshire cities in the top 20 cities that lost the most value in 2007. … (2 comments)
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Good Real Estate News from Business People! - 06/24/08 10:56 AM
CNBC's Squawk Box interviewed Diane Ramirez, Halstead Property; Michael Katz, Sterling American Property; Don Peebles, Peebles Corporation and Liz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab. They all had positive things to say about real estate. Many of the comments were about New York City real estate, Manhattan, Miami real estate, and Florida. It … (0 comments)
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Not really News - Nevada was 2nd to last in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/23/08 11:23 AM
Nevada real estate sales were ranked 49th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007, and with only 160% appreciation since 1980, there is still plenty of room to move!. There were two Nevada cities in the top 20 cities that lost the most value in 2007. … (4 comments)
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Montana was 4th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/23/08 09:58 AM
Montana real estate sales were ranked 4th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007, and with almost 300% appreciation since 1980, there is still plenty of room to move!. There was one Montana city in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities … (0 comments)
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Did you know Nebraska was 27th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007!? - 06/22/08 11:00 PM
Nebraska real estate sales were ranked 27th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007, and with only 160% appreciation since 1980, there is still plenty of room to move!. There was no Nebraska city in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities … (0 comments)
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Join NEW GROUP: POSITIVE REAL ESTATE NEWS! - 06/20/08 08:31 AM
YOU ARE INVITED! Lets organize and encourage the good news about real estate! Post POSITIVE NEWS about your market, or about the real estate market in general! IF YOU SEE A NEGATIVE REPORT THAT SHOULD HAVE or COULD HAVE BEEN POSITIVE WITH THE SAME DATA, LET US KNOW SO WE CAN … (11 comments)
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Missouri was 26th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/19/08 09:55 AM
Missouri real estate sales were ranked 26th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007, and with only 200% appreciation since 1980, there is still plenty of room to move!. There were no Missouri cities in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities … (0 comments)
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Minnesota was 44th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007 with ups and downs. - 06/18/08 04:46 PM
Minnesota real estate sales were ranked 44th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no Minnesota cities in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities that lost the most value.
However, there were a number of cities with strong real … (2 comments)
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Michigan was 46th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007 (or 4th in depreciation.) - 06/18/08 01:09 PM
Michigan real estate sales were ranked 48th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. While Michigan hs had only 200% appreciation since the 1980s, Ann Arbor is the only MI city in the 20 US cities that lost the most value. Cities and towns all over … (0 comments)
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Maryland was 39th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/17/08 10:58 PM
Maryland real estate sales were ranked 39th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no Maryland cities in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities that lost the most value. However, there were a number of cities with strong real … (0 comments)
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Massachusetts was 45th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/17/08 10:52 PM
Massachusetts real estate sales were ranked 45th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. The over 600% appreciation since 1980 doesn't look as good today because of the foreclosures that are happening, but there is still good value in MA. There were no Massachusetts cities in … (0 comments)
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Maine was 33rd in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/17/08 09:53 AM
Maine real estate sales were ranked 33rd out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were three Maine cities in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities that lost the most value. The three cities with strong real estate appreciation in Maine … (0 comments)
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Louisiana was 15th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/16/08 02:19 PM
Opportunity is knocking after Katrina! Louisiana real estate sales were ranked 15th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were four Louisiana cities in the top 20 appreciating cities and none in the 20 cities that lost the most value. The Four cities with strong … (0 comments)
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Kentucky was 20th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/16/08 12:40 PM
Kentucky real estate sales were ranked 20th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no Kentucky cities in the top 20 appreciating cities or in the 20 cities that lost the most value. Some other cities like Bowling Green, Lexington, and Fayette were on … (0 comments)
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Idaho was 12th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/16/08 08:01 AM
Idaho real estate sales were ranked 12th out of 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were two Idaho cities in the top 20 appreciating cities: Logan and Idaho Falls. Some other cities cities like Coeur d'Alene and Boise or Nampa are also doing well. The Office of … (2 comments)
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Illinois was 30th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/15/08 11:22 PM
Illinois real estate sales were ranked 30th out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no Illinois cities in the top 20 appreciating cities or in the 20 cities that lost the most value. Some other cities cities like Bloomington, Normal, and Nampa were on … (0 comments)
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Iowa was 23rd in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/14/08 08:36 AM
Iowa real estate sales were ranked 23rd out of all 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no Iowa cities in the top 20 appreciating cities or in the 20 cities that lost the most value. Some other cities cities like Ames, Cedar Rapids, and Des Moines … (0 comments)
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Georgia was 24th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007. - 06/13/08 10:06 PM
Georgia real estate sales were ranked 24th out of 50 US states in home price appreciation in 2007. There were no specific Georgia cities in the top or at the bottom of the 291 cities monitored. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says … (0 comments)
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I thought LA was supposed to win? OR Agents can influence the outcome! - 06/13/08 08:39 AM
With all the news about referees influencing basketball games, I thought LA would win the 3 games in LA. I was sure this series would go to the seventh game. But after last night, I was once more encouraged that the human element is still unpredictable.
Watching the games and understanding all the "revenue" … (2 comments)
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Florida was 48th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007 - ouch! - 06/13/08 01:15 AM
Florida real estate sales were ranked number 48 out of 50 in terms of appreciation in 2007. Seven of the bottom 20 cities, likePort St Lucie were on the "20 worst cities" list. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says Florida real estate … (2 comments)
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Delaware was 31st in US House Price Appreciation in 2007- But it was POSITIVE! - 06/13/08 12:30 AM
Delaware real estate sales were ranked number 31 out of 50 in terms of appreciation in 2007. Some cities like Wilmington are doing well. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says Delaware real estate sales were number 31 in the list of states that … (0 comments)
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Connecticut ranks 37th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/12/08 04:31 PM
Connecticut real estate sales were ranked number 37 out of 50 in terms of home price appreciation in 2007. Some cities like Danbury and Hartford or New Haven are doing well. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says Connecticut real estate sales were number … (0 comments)
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Arkansas ranks 19th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/12/08 02:22 PM
Arkansas real estate sales were ranked number 19 out of 50 in terms of appreciation in 2007. Some cities like Bentonville and Little Rock or Fort Smith are doingwell. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says houses for sale in Arkansas sales were number … (0 comments)
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Arizona ranks 46th in US House Price Appreciation in 2007 - Bummer. - 06/12/08 01:32 PM
Arizona real estate sales were ranked number 46 out of 50 in terms of appreciation in 2007. No specific town or city like Phoenix was in the bottom twenty cities in the United states real estate market for appreciation, but the Arizona economy appears to need som time to get stable … (0 comments)
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Alaska was #5 in US House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/12/08 09:50 AM
Alaska real estate sales were ranked number 5 in terms of appreciation in 2007. Unfortunately, no specific town or city like Anchorage was in the top twenty cities in the United states real estate market for appreciation, but being in the top 10 is a good report for the Alaska economy. … (0 comments)
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Alabama was Lucky #13 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/12/08 08:39 AM
Alabama real estate sales were ranked number 13 in terms of appreciation in 2007. Add to that, the fact that Huntsville AL was one of the top twenty cities in the United states real estate market for appreciation, and you have a good prognosis for the Alabama economy. The Office of … (3 comments)
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It was a beautiful day on Cape Cod! - 06/07/08 07:58 PM
The sun was shining so much that everyone who could get burned - did. The cloudless sky was filled only with ospreys going to and from a nearby pond to catch fish for their ospreyettes, and an inadvertent flyby of some jet fighters on their way to Otis. Today is 6/7/8 … (1 comments)
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Indiana was #35 in House Price Appreciation in 2007 - AND it was POSITIVE! - 06/06/08 10:47 AM
Indiana real estate showed up number 35 in states with appreciation in 2007. Add to that, Anderson, Bloomington, Columbus, Evansville, Gary, Lafayette, and MichiganCity-La Porte all showed POSITIVE appreciation in the last quarter of 2007!
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page report that says Indiana … (2 comments)
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Texas was #8 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/05/08 10:24 AM
Texas made the Top Ten States With Appreciation in 2007. Add to that, the fact that Austin is seen as one of the top twenty cities for forecasted appreciation, and you have a good prognosis for the Texas economy. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page … (1 comments)
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Mississippi was #16 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/05/08 10:11 AM
Mississippi is part of the national Go Zone that has been set up to attract real estate investors to the post-Katrina Gulf Coast. The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says Mississippi real estate sales were number 16 in the list of states that had … (0 comments)
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Guess Which States Had the Least Appreciation in 2007? - 06/04/08 06:02 PM
40 of the 50 United States recorded POSITIVE appreciation in 2007. That means that 10 of the 50 were the opposite - depreciation. So which states do you think were in the bottom 10? If you have read parts of this blog you can eliminate a few of the top ranking … (3 comments)
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Hawaii has had almost 450% appreciation since 1980! - 06/04/08 04:22 PM
WOW! How many stocks have had 450% appreciation since 1980? Thats only 30 years! If you had bought a home in Hawaii when your generation-xer was born, you might be able to pay off the college loans with the sale today. We hear so often about the stock that was bought … (1 comments)
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Do they know something in North Dakota that we don't? - 06/04/08 12:55 PM
North Dakota was #3 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! Are people moving to North Dakota because when the floods from global warming come, they will be on higher ground? Or is there a lot of open space there? I haven't heard of tornadoes or hail in North Dakota, but there … (6 comments)
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South Carolina was #18 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/03/08 11:19 AM
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says South Carolina real estate sales were number 18 in the list of states that had "...positive four-quarter appreciation" in 2007...". The report has a negative title, but it has lots of positive data. The list of states … (0 comments)
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Kansas was #25 in House Price Appreciation in 2007! - 06/02/08 10:41 AM
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) produced an 88 page reports that says Kansas real
estate sales were number 25 in the list of states that had "...positive four-quarter appreciation" in 2007...". The report has a negative title, but it has lots of positive data. The list of states and … (2 comments)
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Will New Sale Price of Homes Affect Local Tax Revenue? - 06/02/08 08:54 AM
As sale prices of homes across the country adjust to the latest value levels, many local communities will be asked to address the question of how this affects tax assessments. This may be the newest issue for the economy. In many areas, the assessed value (not the same as appraised value) is not … (2 comments)
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