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Housing showing signs of recovery.

By
Real Estate Agent with 1st Place Realty LLC

Late last week the WSJ.com reported a 7.2% rise month-over-month increase in more than ten years!

Most of the sales were distressed homes including short sales and bank owned homes. It is very important to get these distressed homes off the market and get back to a regular market which might not be until 2012 most experts suggest.

Prices of homes will continue to drop until the distressed properties are mostly sold. There is still at least another year of inventory of bank foreclosures. Some of the bank owned properties are being held by the banks waiting for the market to get better.

The interest rates for home mortgages are still very low. The average 30-year mortgage rate fell to 5.22% in July from 5.42% in June.

Thanks

Brad Oliver

Century 21 1st Place Realty

208-947-4659

Bradley@Centuy21.com

http://www.BradleyOliver.net

 

 

 

Jon Budish
Resident Realty - Fort Collins, CO

The sooner the foreclosures are off the market the better. Unfortunately last week the news came out that an additional 14% of mortgages were at least 30 days late.

Aug 24, 2009 07:30 AM
Bradley Oliver
1st Place Realty LLC - Boise, ID

I agree Jon. Will it ever end?

Thanks

Aug 24, 2009 07:37 AM