fairhope al: No Longer a Buyer's Market...A Neutral Market?
- 07/12/12 02:25 AM
Based on my personal selling experience in Baldwin County AL this season, it has been difficult in some cases to find inventory for quite a few buyers and there have been fewer homes coming into the market. I have investors wanting to buy, but properties meeting their criteria are just not available. Ultimately, this is great for sellers as it will have an impact on home values, but buyers that are hesitating may be disappointed. Just as the housing values could not rise forever, neither could the loss of value and overload in inventory continue indefinitely. New construction is strengthening in … (2 comments)
fairhope al: The REMAX Buyers Are Coming! The REMAX Buyers Are Coming!
- 01/07/12 02:06 AM
RE/MAX has taken 'RE/MAX Working For You' to a whole new level by creating a unique new site Global.Remax.com that is very exciting and will connect buyers and sellers in a new and dynamic way. Global REMAX translates our listings into other languages allowing international clients to see our properties and understand them. RE/MAX is in 80 countries with plans to add up to 30 language translations on the new website. Hey, don't dismiss this as not important to your business or sellers. We want these buyers. Consider that in the U.S. we have more than 300 million people and 8% are … (1 comments)
fairhope al: Daphne, Fairhope, & Spanish Fort AL Home Buyer's Agent
- 12/13/11 11:02 AM
If you are thinking of buying a home in Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort AL or anywhere in Baldwin County, you may have questions, lots of them, but don't quite know where to start. It seems like a huge undertaking. Do you put the cart (house) before the horse (loan), or vice-versa? You need help and that decision alone may seem difficult. I would like to offer a little clarity that may help you in choosing a Buyer's Agent. First of all, not everyone should buy a house. There are some qualifiers that should be considered, which you should definitely discuss with … (0 comments)
A recent look back at the Fairhope AL homes sales over a 3 month selling period from September 1, 2011-November 30, 2011 reveals the following data: A Total of 107 Single Family Homes Sold. Average Sales Price was $222,837 Average Days on Market was 174 Slightly More 3 Bedroom Homes Sold than 4 Bedrooms. Of all of the homes that sold, the Top Selling Price Ranges were: 19 homes sold in the $120,000-$139,999 range. 14 homes sold in the $200,000-$249,999 range. 14 homes sold in the $250,000-$299,999 range. 13 homes sold … (0 comments)
fairhope al: Fairfield Place Home For Sale in Fairhope AL by The Tia Stanley Team
- 12/08/11 05:15 AM
Fairhope AL Home For Sale | Fairhope AL Real Estate | Fairfield Place Subdivision Check out this amazing Fairhope AL home for sale in Fairfield Place subdivision. This home has many, many upgraded features including Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) exterior walls that provides maximum storm protection and impressive energy efficiency. ICF offers other benefits that have been referenced on the property website 19284HillsideCourt.com. Other features include gorgeous saltwater pool, whole house lighting system, sprinkler system, custom gourmet kitchen with GE Monogram appliances including warming drawer and trash compactor. See over 40 pictures on the website.
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fairhope al: Fairhope AL Concert For Bay Area Food Bank & Prodisee Pantry
- 12/08/11 03:57 AM
At a time when most of us are focused on buying Christmas gifts for those we love, there are so many who are not in the holiday spirit, and wish it would simply go away. For many people, the holidays are just sad & difficult. People need our help. It may seem like a small donation is insignificant, but that is simply not true. What you can buy with $10 and what a food bank can buy for $10 is vastly different. Every dollar counts. Consider attending the ROMAN STREET concert on December 11, 2011 to be Sonsored by both Faulkner State College & 92 … (2 comments)
Based on my personal selling experience in Baldwin County AL this season, it has been difficult in some cases to find inventory for quite a few buyers and there have been fewer homes coming into the market. I have investors wanting to buy, but properties meeting their criteria are just not available. Ultimately, this is great for sellers as it will have an impact on home values, but buyers that are hesitating may be disappointed. Just as the housing values could not rise forever, neither could the loss of value and overload in inventory continue indefinitely. 
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