real estate investors: February 2011 Home Sales Decrease, Median Prices Increase
- 03/11/11 06:09 AM
February 2011 Home Sales Decrease, Median Prices Increase
According to the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors (GNAR) there was a 13.3% decrease in home sales in February (in comparison to last year's February home sales).
There was a glimmer of hope for median home sale prices: the median price for a single family residence in the greater Nashville area increased $10,000 when compared to February 2010.
Not such good news for condos, which declined by $17,950 when compared to February 2010.
To me this is fatiguing news. It's really rough out there in the real estate market for sellers.
On the … (1 comments)
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real estate investors: 12th South Serves a Great Cup o' Coffee at Nashville's Frothy Monkey!
- 08/26/09 05:10 AM
About once a month my girlfriends and I get together at the Frothy Monkey in Nashville's 12th South area. We love this place in Davidson County for our Sunday get-together-and-gabs.
The Frothy Monkey has got a cool logo, who doesn't love a monkey??? - there is even a wood carving of the monkey on the front of the store!
Here's what the store looks like as you approach it - Frothy Monkey is next door to Moda.
It's that greyish colored house with the burgundy signage.
I LOVE their fruit parfait with granola and yogurt!
They have every kind of coffee you can … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: Green Hills Condo Sales: June 2009 Market Report is Healthy!
- 07/20/09 06:38 AM
The Green Hills Condo Market was very healthy in June 2009! This is such good news! It appears as though people are out and about shopping for a new condo dwelling in this part of Nashville.
The most popular places in June to buy a new condo in Green Hills were Hobbs House, Hillsboro Station and Jefferson Square, but also represented were Arden Place, Four Seasons, Fairsted Park Condos, Park Green, Burton Hills Village, The Hillsborough, and Westover Plantation.
Green Hills continues to be a very desirable part of Nashville to live in, with close proximity to shopping, eating … (2 comments)
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real estate investors: Downtown Nashville Condo Sales: May 2009 Market Report!
- 06/11/09 09:31 AM
May 2009 proved to be a great month for condo sales in Downtown Nashville! When comparing it to last month's report, we are up by two!
If you have not checked out Downtown Nashville living, but feel an interest in it, definitely take a look at what is offered! From 1890's renovation spaces to brand new ultra modern loft living, there is quite a bit to choose from!
Here are May's sales:
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If you are interested in finding a home in 12th South, Belmont, Downtown, East Nashville, Green Hills, Forest Hills, Hillsboro Village, Music Row, Oak Hill, West Meade or West End/Vandy area of … (1 comments)
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real estate investors: Green Hills Condo Sales: May 2009 Market Report!
- 06/11/09 08:54 AM
Good news everybody! The Green Hills Market Report is quite healthy this month! It was pretty good last month as well, but picked up just a bit more for the month of May 2009.
If you are looking for a condo to purchase in Nashville, you might want to look in the Green Hills area! With 130 active listings, these condos range in price from $110,900 to $1,225,920! Quite a bit to choose from and something in nearly EVERY PRICE RANGE!!!
So here were the sales for May...
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If you are interested in finding a home in 12th … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: Green Hills Condo Sales: April 2009 Market Report!
- 05/07/09 08:45 AM
Well here it is - the April 2009 Market Report for Green Hills condos - there were not as many closings in April as there were in March 2009, but there were several closings anyway!
The Hillmont, Arden Place, Georgetown, The Villager, Burton Hills, Versailles, The Hillsborough, Estes Glen, and Hillsboro Place Condominiums were all represented in April's closings.
I am really looking forward to seeing how the summer months fare!
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If you are interested in finding a home in the Green Hills area of Nashville, or would like to look at other homes in the Middle Tennessee area, … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: A Series for the First Time Homebuyer, Nashville Style!!! STEP SIX: Select Homeowner's Insurance
- 04/28/09 06:26 AM
A Series for the First Time Homebuyer, Nashville Style!!! STEP SIX: Select Homeowner's Insurance
So you have decided that you want to take advantage of the First Time Home Buyer's $8000 Tax Credit?!! This may be a great idea for you because in Middle Tennessee, you have got LOTS of homes to choose from! Your dream of homeownership may soon become reality!
If you have never bought a home before (believe it or not, a "first time home buyer" just means that you have not owned a home in the past three years), the idea of it might be a … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: March 2009: Nashville's Oak Hill Market Report
- 04/20/09 06:54 AM
I am greatly cheered to see we had 4 closings in March 2009 right here in our Oak Hill subdivision in Nashville. Seeing how I was born in Oak Hill, lived in Oak Hill growing up and currently reside in Oak Hill, it means a lot to me to see that Oak Hill does well in every possible way!
Here are the four closings from March:
Funny little extra story about that 970 Overton Lea Road house. A long time ago they were selling off some art pieces and my mother bought a beautiful stone "pot" that weighed oh, … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: A Series for the First Time Homebuyer, Nashville Style! STEP FIVE: THE HOME INSPECTION
- 04/20/09 06:22 AM
A Series for the First Time Homebuyer, Nashville Style! STEP FIVE: THE HOME INSPECTION
So you have decided that you want to take advantage of the First Time Home Buyer's $8000 Tax Credit?!! This may be a great idea for you because in Middle Tennessee, you have got LOTS of homes to choose from! Your dream of homeownership may soon become reality!
If you have never bought a home before (believe it or not, a "first time home buyer" just means that you have not owned a home in the past three years), the idea of it might be a … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: Giovanni's is Nashville's Newest Restaurant for Fine Italian Dining!
- 03/13/09 08:56 AM
I had the lovely experience of eating at Giovanni's before the Keith Urban show last week. I found it to be remarkably delicious! I hate to say that, sadly, i don't have any pictures of the places (which is a beautiful sit down restaurant). But I do have the memory of my taste buds and they are giving this place two thumbs up!
I was attending a wine tasting upstairs, so small hors d'oeuvres were first. Giovanni's served us bruschetta, ham and brie sandwich bites, bite-sized crab cakes, fried risotto-and-mushroom bites and prime rib on small pieces of bread.
Then, while … (3 comments)
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real estate investors: Keith Urban... What Else Can I Say But WOW!!!
- 03/13/09 08:13 AM
I went to an amazing show the other night - my sweet friend Barbara took me to see a Keith Urban show at the Rutledge - wow is he fantastic! Drool, drool, drool.
Now, let me tell you - I am NOT usually a fan of country music. I don't know what it is, maybe because I am a Nashville native - you know, was born and raised here, saw those country singers trying to make it on Music Row for years and years - maybe that did something to my brain.
Or maybe it was the songs about 18-wheelers and … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: Miss Manners is Sizing Up the Competition!
- 03/12/09 04:52 AM
We have many discussions here on ActiveRain about how to treat our clients and other Realtors and recently I have been thinking about a particular topic that provides some confusion to me.
The issue here is previewing homes before listing a home in a particular neighborhood. You know, to "check out" the competition. But really, how nice of a move is this?
The issue came up because I know I will be getting a listing in a particular neighborhood, so I was checking out what else was on the market. And I was thinking, hmmm, to price it correctly I want … (4 comments)
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real estate investors: More Bad News???!!! Greater Nashville Association of Realtors Says Yes.
- 03/09/09 07:18 AM
The numbers are in for February 2009 - Middle Tennessee/Greater Nashville Area's Real Estate Market -
Check out the data HERE!
Although these numbers show improvements from January 2009, still the sales are down 33% from this time last year...
Median prices were also down from $168K to $160K on single family residences and from $154K to $151K on condos.
Sorry, everybody, I wish I had better news. Really I do.
I have to say, though, with the nicer weather on its way and the Economic Stimulus Package now in place, I am feeling positive about the spring/summer/early fall season!
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real estate investors: Nashville, TN voted #1 Manliest City in the U.S. - wait a minute, WHAT?!?!
- 03/09/09 02:30 AM
Well, my friend Paula told me about this. It's true. Nashville, Tennessee was just voted the #1 Manliest City in the U.S.
Apparently for our love of professional sports teams, drag racing, monster trucks and our lack of home furnishing stores...
Here's the article in the Chicago Tribune: Manliest City
As a single female, I'm not sure how I feel about this label. And I have a lot of single female friends here in Nashville as well. I mean, if it's such a manly city, then how come we all can't seem to find good men? LOL - on with your day...
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real estate investors: Housing Crisis 101: Education for Middle Tennessee's Distressed Home Owner!
- 02/24/09 03:00 AM
I usually try to generate my own content on my blog posts, but I felt like this article was a really good one to share and I didn't want to go through it point-by-point and basically plagarize!
Here's the gist of it (is that the way you spell gist?) - anyway, with the housing crisis, so many people are not sure what their options are if they are caught in a distressed situation with their house. So this article explains (and it's actually written to realtors) and fairly thoroughly explains the options for homeowners who are finding themselves in a … (0 comments)
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real estate investors: Nashville Real Estate Investors, Do You Know About the...
- 03/13/08 09:26 AM
1031 Exchange?!!?!?!!?
If you have investment property in Davidson County, or in the Greater Nashville Area, and you are getting ready to sell and invest in something else, then you MUST know about this 1031 Exchange!
The 1031 Exchange is basically a way to defer taxes and reinvest your savings!
Through the 1031 Exchange, you can further leverage your equity, diversify your real estate portfolio, consolidate the equity from many properties into one, keep you from having to manage too many properties at once, work on your estate planning, or change property types to get the most out of the available depreciation!
Here … (1 comments)
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real estate investors: A Nashville Real Estate Investors Mystery Upcoming Listing...
- 12/13/07 02:15 AM
The Place: Davidson County, Tennessee
The City: Antioch
The Location: UNDISCLOSED!!!
That's right Nashville Investors.. .
There is a potential real estate investment coming up JUST FOR YOU in the next couple of months.
Big Opportunity...
What if I told you that you could acquire this little gem for under $100,000 and had only ONE OWNER!!! This 2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Zero Lot Line will be earning someone BIG BUCKS if the price is right! Has been painted in the last couple of months... all appliances remain... plus a flooring allowance so you can make this little beauty look JUST RIGHT!!!
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