virginia: Is there Sustainable Growth in Real Estate?
- 05/12/10 04:07 AM
According to investment experts like Warren Buffett and Bruce Norris, as well as many real estate educators and market economists, and even the assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, David Stevens, there is perceived sustainable growth in the housing market. The key to all if this of course is security in the job market leading to greater consumer confidence, as well as consistently stable, and remaining relatively low, interest rates. I can't honestly imagine it's all that simple, but after observing first quarter sales increases in Richmond, one begins to wonder if the tide in real … (1 comments)
virginia: What Should I do to FInd My Next Home?
- 10/23/09 04:40 AM
Did you know that approximately 85% of people looking for homes use a REALTOR®? In spite of the fact that the majority of home buyers start their search on the internet, they still choose to work with a real estate professional once they are committed to a serious home search. Realtors don't control housing information the way they did twenty years ago, before MLS and computer based systems began sharing information freely across cyber space. What they do provide is an in-depth knowledge of homes and property values that only comes from daily interaction with other professionals, buyers and sellers. This … (2 comments)
virginia: Richmond, Virginia - “What Do I Like Best About My Neighborhood?”
- 05/13/09 09:03 AM
Ask five people and get five different answers, but this is the first thing I attempt to determine when my clients are considering a move. I enjoy living in Richmond, Virginia in general, but I love my Richmond neighborhood. I've been in and out of this city all my life, but never really thought I'd call it home. I moved in with a friend when knew I would be working in the area, before my wife and son would join me. I tried to think about where we'd like to be rooted, certainly my friends had opinions, but it's in the … (0 comments)
According to investment experts like Warren Buffett and Bruce Norris, as well as many real estate educators and market economists, and even the assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, David Stevens, there is perceived sustainable growth in the housing market. The key to all if this of course is security in the job market leading to greater consumer confidence, as well as consistently stable, and remaining relatively low, interest rates.
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