cobb county real estate: East Cobb, Roswell & Alpharetta Show Marked Appreciation since 2011
- 05/09/14 12:31 AM
What's old is new; Any national housing reports are nonsense in our opinion, as are reports on cities like Atlanta. It's impossible to call a market with such a large and open pool of data. We however, routinely pull data to see trends at the local level, down to the elementary school or subdivision level. There are pockets in the Metro Atlanta market that have demonstrated resiliency, three of those are East Cobb, Roswell and Alpharetta. We isolated the "upper/second" value tier for each of the major area zips codes and we see a universal trend - all areas saw a median value increases over … (0 comments)
cobb county real estate: Marketing Times for Homes in Atlanta - 2nd Qtr '12
- 09/06/12 02:23 AM
By all accounts it appears that the Atlanta housing market is slowly, at glacial speed in some areas, recovering. Recovering as in a traditional market, not the nonsense noted during the boom. The number of sales have increased overall, substantially in many areas. Sale to list ratios are also up in almost all areas and the days on market are down, 80 days overall and under 70 in many. An important note however is the impact of low priced homes; Atlanta is a buzz with investors, speculators and first time buyers. When reviewing the data, keep that in mind. The charts … (0 comments)
cobb county real estate: Cobb County New Construction
- 04/26/12 02:40 AM
What experts believe is due to low inventory of distressed properties, new construction has picked up in Cobb County. As noted in past blogs, foreclosure inventory is high, but not in all areas. The more desirable pockets are showing low inventory of foreclosed/distressed properties, and as a result there is less inventory for the spring buyer. This is certainly not the construction boom of the past, but perhaps we can be cautiously optimistic? … (0 comments)
The HMT blog is written by Hank Miller of The Hank Miller Team. He is a licensed broker and certified real estate appraiser in the state of GA. Since 1989, real estate has been his full time occupation and Hank consistently ranks at the very top of Atlanta area agents in overall production. He is known as much for his attention to detail as he is for his candor.
What's old is new; Any national housing reports are nonsense in our opinion, as are reports on cities like Atlanta. It's impossible to call a market with such a large and open pool of data. We however, routinely pull data to see trends at the local level, down to the elementary school or subdivision level.
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