downturn: Radio interviews about housing prices - 05/07/08 11:11 AM
I spent 6 hours today (from 3am until 9am my time!) doing radio interviews about house prices around the country – Columbus, Akron, Tampa, Pittsburgh, New York, Portland, Grand Rapids, Boston, Denver and several others. Here are some observations: While nationwide homeprices are down 8% y-o-y, there are obviously huge … (8 comments)
Zillow released our Q1 Home Value Report today -- a comprehensive look at what's happening to house prices nationwide. And it's grim. Here are some highlights (or lowlights): - nationwide, home prices declined 8% year-over-year, the 5th quarter in a row of declining prices and the … (37 comments)
downturn: NWMLS Membership - doubled between 2004 and 2006 - 04/29/08 09:05 AM
I had the pleasure of seeing Pat Grimm, the owner of the Capitol Hill Windermere office, speak yesterday at the Rainier Club Real Estate Roundtable. He shared this fascinating statistic: 2004 NWMLS # of sales associates: ~15,0002006 NWMLS # of sales associates: ~30,000Entering 2008, we were still at about 30,000 real estate … (2 comments)
downturn: The internet's impact on the housing downturn - 04/21/08 11:09 PM
Obviously there are many more online resources available to buyers, sellers, homeowners and agents now than at any time in history. These tools have proliferated rapidly -- it's hard to believe, but only a few years ago homeowners couldn't get home valuations; sellers had to rely solely on the MLS to … (9 comments)
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I spent 6 hours today (from 3am until 9am my time!) doing radio interviews about house prices around the country – Columbus, Akron, Tampa, Pittsburgh, New York, Portland, Grand Rapids, Boston, Denver and several others. Here are some observations:
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