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Job Growth and Real Estate!

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Real Estate Broker/Owner with Brad Baxter, Weichert, Realtors - McDonald-McKinney

Job Growth and Real Estate!

I don't know about you but I love positive and encouraging news!  I don't need to dig into the specific details and analyze the numbers to death in this blog post.  That's not my expertise or desire.  I do want to dig into the benefit a new job can have on someone's attitude about real estate!

The US Labor Department Jobs Report was released this morning and I want to believe that this is positive news for the residential real estate recovery!  Hey, I'm no expert and I'm not an economist.  I'm just a hard working residential real esatate broker that happens to be encouraged by positive job growth 2 months in a row.  Why?  Because I believe that if people feel confident in their career and incoming salary, they will feel comfortable in purchasing that new home they have been waiting for these last few years! 

What I love about this news:

  • New Jobs are Increasing!
  • Unemployment is Decreasing!
  • Layoffs are Decreasing!Increasing Graph

What I am excited about:

  • Household income Increasing!
  • Feelings of job security Increasing!
  • Confidence in spending/investing Increasing!
  • Desire for Home Ownership Increasing!!!!

I hope we continue to see these trends for the benefit of all of us.  Congratulations to everyone that has the excitement of starting a new job! I look forward to helping many more people this year purchase their new home to go along with their new job!

 

 

Posted by

Brad Baxter, Broker/Owner, Weichert,Realtors-McDonald-McKinney

Mobile: 317-501-3202

Office: 317-558-3303

Email: Brad@BradBaxter.com

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Specializing in Residential Real Estate in Hamilton & Marion Counties Indiana. Homes for sale in Indianapolis, Fishers, Fortville, McCordsville, Geist, Noblesville, Morse, Carmel, & Westfield

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Daniel J. Hansmeier
Rochester, MN

More jobs are a critical issue in a real recovery. More jobs means more tax payers and home buyers and a better economy.

Apr 01, 2011 03:07 AM