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Woohoo, It's 2008! The Real Estate Market Better Improve!

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of our readers! Texas Realty Blog was started March 2006, the heyday of the Texas real estate market. I'm looking forward to a great 2008 since the real estate market should improve as mortgage lenders ease borrower requirements.

This year, we plan to provide more interviews with local specialists video and photos, Texas real estate updates, market forecasts, community spotlights, commercial news real estate, and expert advice. We'll continue invite local experts to blog for us and topics in their area of specialty, may bring on additional staff writers, and will increase coverage of green-building and sustainability topics.

We'll post at least three times per week:

Mondays- Top Stories, Hot Issues and Alerts
Tuesdays to Thursdays- Market Updates, Forecasts, News, Technology, Interviews, Resources and Advice.
Fridays- Builder, community, or broker spotlights and local interviews.

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Posted by Dee Copeland, Principal Broker on 01/03/2008 09:30 AM

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4 Comments on Woohoo, It's 2008! The Real Estate Market Better Improve!

JAN

2008

Happy New Year to you. I hope 2008 will be your best year ever, and that your Texas market makes a turn for the positive.

Dwayne West

Solid Source Realty

De- I am happpy to see you are still hanging out. You have given us your plan of action for the year so I'll know what to expect. Happy New Year! It is already getting old.

JAN

2008

It WILL BE!!!!!!

JAN

2008

I think this will be a great year. Already, we're seeing an increase in offers and showings. The buyers seem to be coming out from under their rocks, which is smart since sellers are finally becoming more realistic on pricing.

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