timing: First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit - 12/01/08 05:27 PM
There was a lot of attention paid to this a few months ago when it was first introduced, but everyone has kind of let it slide to the back burner since then... and that is a shame because this is an interesting time to be in the real estate market as (2 comments)
timing: Timing is everything... maybe - 02/29/08 02:44 PM
We all know about the stock market crash of 1929. Bubble heads have tried to compare the run up in housing prices to the stock market crash for the last several years. Maybe they have a point... maybe not. This isn't about that. This is about what people DON'T know as (2 comments)
timing: How is the view from the sidelines? - 01/17/08 10:35 AM
Through a search a few weeks ago I ran across Real Estate Radio's blog. I have been enjoying the read for quite a while, and even listening to some of the podcasts (they are full radio show recordings, and are two hours long). I don't listen to as much of the (0 comments)
timing: Market update for Gwinnett County, August 2007 (revised with notes) - 10/17/07 01:03 PM
I need to change the format on these numbers just a bit. I have been trying to put out the market report around the 15th of the month for the previous month (10/15 for Sept., for example). However, the numbers have been changing so dramatically that I am seeing changes for (0 comments)
It time for me to make my prognostications for the coming market, while recapping that which has happened. Please keep in mind that even on the 10th of August, the numbers for July WILL change. I will come back and correct (0 comments)
timing: Hello, Media... Are You Listening? Real Estate is LOCAL. - 07/25/07 03:12 PM
How many times do we have to hear that the housing market is doing one thing... and that must mean that the whole market is doing the same thing?
When the price of a barrel of oil goes up, it is a singular commodity moving. While there are different grades of (8 comments)
timing: What is going to happen to interest rates? - 07/23/07 01:26 PM
OK, the water is chest deep now. I started wading in here, and I just don't know when to stop.
So, what do I see happening with interest rates? Overall, I see them going down. But, I think they'll go up first. Was that vague enough that I can claim victory (2 comments)
timing: Are we on the edge of a calamitous housing bubble? - 07/23/07 01:05 PM
Boy, am I going to wade into it this time...
I was wandering through the FOXNews Real Estate section, and came across this feature story. Reading this, one would think we were seriously in trouble. "... from San Francisco to San Diego — is predicted to decline 50% in the next (6 comments)
timing: Agent as Buyer - 07/12/07 02:41 PM
Today's blog will be looking at things from a little different perspective. My wife and I are thinking of buying a new house. So, we've been out looking at houses. It's tough. We like our house (like, not love) and we really like where we live. As we look around, we (3 comments)
timing: Time to Buy? - 07/12/07 02:31 PM
Time to Buy?
It's a buyer's market. No denying it. Now, Atlanta is not like southern California, or DC, or Boston but it is a buyer's market here. Values aren't crashing. Interest rates aren't skyrocketing. Unemployment is at historic lows. Inflation is under control... for the most part. Of course, to (0 comments)
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