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Real Estate Market in Recovery

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Real Estate Agent with Prudential Verani Realty, Londonderry,New Hampshire

Spring is in the air and mother nature is surely showing her goodside.spring flowers

After enduring a very wet March, the northeast is enjoying some mighty fine weather. Time to get out a buy weather. Make a change weather. The real estate business is definately showing signs of improvement.  The NAR, National Association of Realtors, has reported strength in the Northeast and Midwest. 

Nationally, the NAR  noted a 7% increase of closed sales and pending sales up 17.3%YTD. In New Hampshire, Prudential Verani Realty impressively showed an increase of 19.8% in closed sales YTD over this time last year. Earning us a#1 marketshare in Sales in 3 counties(Hillsbourough, Merrimack, Rockingham). We're witnessing a  36% decrease in Cancelled Sales and listings are up 33.1%, at Prudential Verani Realty. 

A contributing force is a continued increase in Short Sales over foreclosures. But that's a good thing with the introduction of HAFA (Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives) under HAMP (Home Affordability Modification Program).  The procedure is supposed to be less time consumming with a time limit set for the servicing lender to respond. Currently, a major problem. The short sale process is going to be more uniform. Seller incentives are being offered for relocation and the service lenders are also being compensated for there cooperation.  Sounds like a positive move. The jury is still out, in my opinion, so we'll wait and see. 

I myself am looking forward to a strong, healthy recovery. We have a wide variety of properties for sale. The well presented and correctly priced homes are selling and selling quickly.  While others are just sitting.

 

 

 

The opinions expressed on this blog are that of Ross Therrien and no one else’s and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions of Prudential Verani Realty, Inc. or any employee thereof. Prudential Verani is not responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied by us on this blog. All information deemed accurate in is our best opinion and should not be relied upon without personally verifying it yourself. The information we post is believed to be accurate at the time of the post, our opinion of the situation may change at a later time with newer information or under a different set of circumstances. In other words, we reserve the right to change our mind from time to time. We are open to your comments on the blog post, however, we do reserve the right to delete your comment, if we find it offensive or hateful. Let’s all play nicely in the sandbox.

 

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 The opinions expressed on this blog are that of Ross Therrien and no one else’s and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions of Prudential Verani Realty, Inc. or any employee thereof. Prudential Verani is not responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied by us on this blog. All information deemed accurate in is our best opinion and should not be relied upon without personally verifying it yourself. The information we post is believed to be accurate at the time of the post, our opinion of the situation may change at a later time with newer information or under a different set of circumstances. In other words, we reserve the right to change our mind from time to time. We are open to your comments on the blog post, however, we do reserve the right to delete your comment, if we find it offensive or hateful. Let’s all play nicely in the sandbox.

 

Elite Home Sales Team
Elite Home Sales Team OC - Corona del Mar, CA
A Tenacious and Skilled Real Estate Team

If something big does not occur in the economy we will have our recovery.  We are currently on shaky ground.

Apr 08, 2010 05:37 PM
Patricia Kennedy
RLAH@properties - Washington, DC
Home in the Capital

Ross, our spring market usually starts in January or February.  Of course, this year we were under three feet of the white stuff!  So all of those people are out there now.  Whew!

Apr 14, 2010 10:23 AM
Russel Ray, San Diego Business & Marketing Consultant & Photographer
Russel Ray - San Diego State University, CA

San Diego County has seen increased home sales for 21 consecutive months, and increasing or flat prices for 13 consecutive months. The March 2010 statistics just released a couple of days ago showed an average increase in the median price of $45,000, 15.8%!, and some areas were showing increases up to $90,000 and 40%. My two real estate-related businesses are booming.

Apr 21, 2010 04:46 AM