ashland homes for sale: Will Ashland and Medford Home Prices increase in 2010? - 11/13/09 07:23 PM
Today I attend a conference regarding the housing economy. One of our speakers was Lawerence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, according to him, he predicts home sales to increase by at least 15% in 2010.He also predicts home prices to appreciate by about 3 to 5% … (3 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Homebuyer Tax Credit Changes 2009-2010 - Ashland and Medford Homes Sales Info - 11/09/09 04:45 PM
Home sales in Ashland and Medford area should remain steady now that Congress has passed new legislation that:
Extends the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit of up to $8,000 to first-time home buyers until April 30, 2010.
Expands the credit to grant up to $6,500 credit to current home owners purchasing … (1 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Empty or Full, Which Half are You? - 10/05/09 06:25 PM
Every day there is someone's opinion on the economy. In particular, I am focused on the housing market. I know opinions are like belly buttons - every one has one, but....How can there be a so many conflicting opinions???
The LA times just posted an opinion that said there is no pent up … (2 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Are Home Sales in the Ashland and Medford area Improving? - 09/17/09 12:23 PM
According to L. Yun, NAR's chief economist, "summer is not the only thing that has ended. The world-wide economic recession is also essentially over. Led by countries such as Brazil, India, and, in particular, China, the economies of the world are digging themselves out of that recessionary ditch."The most important factor … (1 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Ashland and Medford Homes and Real Estate Sales Info - 09/01/09 06:34 PM
Below are some of the recent statistics posted by the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing Service (Ashland & Medford Oregon area). These statistics compare July 2008 to July 2009:
The Months Supply of Inventory in all areas have gone down. Overall Jackson County's supply has gone down from over 14 months supply … (1 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Affordable Homes in Medford and Ashland Oregon? Data says yes. - 08/21/09 01:29 PM
According to an article in RIS Mediahousing affordability continues to be near highest level in 18 Years. RIS media says "The HOI showed that 72.3% of all new and existing homes sold in the second quarter of 2009 were affordable to families earning the national median income of $64,000, down only … (1 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Ashland Home prices are Increasing? - 08/19/09 11:59 AM
A recent Internet posting by RIS Media stated that "homeowners are more optimistic than ever about the future values of their homes, with 81% of homeowners believing their own homes' values will not decline in the next six months- the highest percentage on record since the first quarterly Homeowner Confidence Survey, … (2 comments)
ashland homes for sale: Buyer's Market? not if you are under $200,000 - 08/10/09 06:24 PM
If you are not active in the real estate market, you might have missed something kind of big. It is not a buyer's market if you are trying to buy a home under $200,000. It is rare to find a home that has not gotten multiple offers or sold immediately if … (2 comments)
As you can see the number of closed sales in the Ashland and Medford area have increase and the amount of homes on the market for sale have decreased.
The … (1 comments)
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Today I attend a conference regarding the housing economy. One of our speakers was Lawerence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, according to him, he predicts home sales to increase by at least 15% in 2010.He also predicts home prices to appreciate by about 3 to 5% … (3 comments)
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