The document discusses recent housing market trends and government actions. It provides data on home sales, prices, inventory, mortgage rates, and affordability. Recent government action extended the homebuyer tax credit deadline. Topics for home buyers, sellers, and owners include real estate investing opportunities and working with a local Keller Williams agent to understand the local market.
This Month in Real Estate April 2011pdruryDetailed National and Regional (North central Ohio) analysis of Real estate Conditions and Trends affecting residential real estate.
This Month in Real Estate July 2011pdruryThe document provides commentary and data on the US housing market in mid-2011. It summarizes key metrics driving the real estate market including home sales, prices, inventory, mortgage rates, and affordability. It also outlines recent government actions and provides tips for home buyers, sellers, and owners. Finally, it provides information about Keller Williams Realty and local real estate agent Paul Drury.
This Month In Real Estate June 2010pdruryThis document provides an overview and analysis of key real estate market indicators in April 2010. It discusses existing home sales increasing for the second straight month to 5.77 million units due to improved buyer confidence and low mortgage rates. The median home price rose 2.1% year-over-year to $173,100, with distressed home sales continuing to slightly skew prices downward. Housing inventory increased slightly while mortgage rates dipped below 5% due to global economic factors. Affordability remains high relative to historical averages. The FHA is shifting responsibility for monitoring brokers to lenders to improve risk management.
Totalmarketoverview june10Keller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThe document summarizes recent data on the US housing market from the National Association of Realtors. It reports that existing home sales increased for the second month in a row in April, while home prices and inventory levels showed signs of stability compared to previous years. Mortgage rates dipped below 5% due to global economic factors. Affordability remains high compared to historical levels. The FHA is shifting responsibility for overseeing mortgage brokers to lenders in an effort to improve risk management.
This Month in Real Estate March 2011pdruryThe document provides commentary on recent trends in the US housing market. It discusses how home sales have risen above year-ago levels for the first time since the home buyer tax credit expired, indicating continued recovery without government support. It also notes that while home prices softened slightly in January due to higher distressed home sales, mortgage rates and prices remain favorable for buyers. Housing inventory continues to decline while months of housing supply dropped to its lowest level in over a year. The document also summarizes upcoming increases to Federal Housing Administration mortgage insurance premiums.
Aug 2010 updateKeller Williams Realty Professionals- Housing activity remains above year-ago levels despite the expiration of the homebuyer tax credit. Home prices increased for the fourth consecutive month and inventory levels edged up slightly but remain below year-ago levels.
- Mortgage rates set a new record low in July and housing affordability remains high due to lower home prices and interest rates. However, concerns remain about the pace of the economic recovery and high unemployment.
- Regulators continue efforts to address predatory lending practices and protect consumers while the federal government maintains policies to support the economy. Consumers are advised to be cautious of new credit card practices that seek to circumvent new protections.
This Month in Real Estate August 2011pdruryThe August 2011 Real Estate newsletter published for North Central Ohio. National US Real Estate News provided by Keller Williams Realty with regional news, information, and market statistics provided by Paul W. Drury of Greater Cleveland West.
This Month in Real Estate, August 2011, as published by Paul W. Drury is a compilation of news, analysis, and information for the National Real Estate markets and provided by Keller Williams Realty International and the regional North Central Ohio news and stats provided by Paul W. Drury, of Greater Cleveland West, A Keller Williams Realty Franchise.
This Month in Real Estate - May 2011 May 2011pdruryMay 2011 issue of This Month in Real Estate. National News by Keller Williams Realty and North Central Ohio regional / local news by Paul W. Drury of Greater Cleveland West
This Month In RE - May 2009Tita GarciaThis monthly real estate report provides an overview of the current housing market conditions based on recent data and statistics. Key points include:
1) Home prices are falling at a slower rate indicating some stabilization, while existing home sales increased 29% from last month.
2) Mortgage rates remain near record lows below 5%, improving affordability, and first-time buyers are driving the market and reducing inventory levels.
3) The government is taking actions like expanding foreclosure prevention programs to help more struggling homeowners modify their loans and keep their homes.
this month in real estate u.s. may 2009 powerpointKeller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate
T Mi Re April 2010 Us EditionpdruryThis Month in Real Estate, a publication of Keller Williams Realty and Paul W. Drury of the Greater Cleveland West office.
This Month in Real Estate for Dec 2010pdruryA detailed presentation concerning the National real estate market by Keller Williams Realty and the local North Central Ohio real estate market by Paul W. Drury.
T Mi Re Feb 2010 Us EditionpdruryThe document provides an overview of recent real estate market indicators and government actions in 3 paragraphs:
Paragraph 1 summarizes home sales numbers, median home prices, and inventory levels from December 2009. It notes a dip in home sales after the first-time homebuyer tax credit deadline but that sales remain above year-ago levels.
Paragraph 2 discusses the FHA tightening lending requirements by raising insurance fees, capping seller contributions, and requiring higher down payments for borrowers with poor credit starting in summer 2010. These changes aim to protect the FHA from needing taxpayer funds.
Paragraph 3 covers steps the government has taken to streamline the modification process and help foreclosures sell faster through an FHA policy change
This Month in Real Estate - October 2009Keller Williams Realty, Reis Group, Inc.Shawn Kormondy of Reis Group is a top producing real estate agent at a prestigious Beverly Hills real estate firm, Keller Williams Realty. He specializes in Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood, and Miracle Mile real estate. Shawn can be contacted by visiting one of his web sites, www.reisgroup.org or www.developweho.com
July 2010 market updateMark Jacobs RealtorThe document summarizes recent housing market data and trends. Mortgage rates are at record lows but job growth is needed for sustained recovery. Home sales increased year-over-year but slowed in May. Prices rose slightly from a year ago but distressed home sales still impact the market. Inventory levels remained similar to last year, supporting price stability. Affordability remains high due to low prices and rates.
This Month in Real Estate - July 2009John ReynoldsThis document provides a summary of the real estate market in July 2009. It notes that home sales and prices have increased for four months while inventory has decreased, signaling a recovery. However, tight credit availability remains a challenge. The economy appears to be slowly improving, though unemployment and interest rates could impact the recovery. Recent government actions include expanding loan modification programs and FHA capacity to support the market.
This Month in Real Estate for US Market July 2009Keller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
This Month in Real Estate - Sept 2011pdruryThis Month in Real Estate, September 2001, is brought to you by Paul W. Drury, Real Estate Broker with Keller Williams Realty Greater Cleveland West. It is a collection of national news, information, and statistics as well as information specific to the North Central Ohio Region between Lakewood and Sandusky and south to the Lodi / Ashland Area.
This Month in Real Estate For U.S - October 2011Keller Williams Careers- August home sales were up 18.6% year-over-year and inventory fell 10.5% from the previous month, suggesting the housing market is showing signs of stability and growth despite economic uncertainties.
- Job security remains the top concern for many potential home buyers, though low interest rates are making homes more affordable.
- While distressed home sales still account for over 30% of the market, falling inventory and gains in sales volume could lead to a rise in home prices in the future.
This Month in Real Estate for U.S. Market - December 2011Keller Williams CareersThe document provides an overview of recent real estate market trends and topics for home buyers, sellers, and owners. Key points from the first section include improving employment conditions and consumer confidence contributing to a 1.4% increase in existing home sales in October. The supply of homes for sale declined 2.2% in October while mortgage rates remained near historic lows. The second section discusses reform proposals for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Capitol Hill and extending conforming loan limits. The final section outlines considerations for home buyers when deciding to purchase and highlights local market conditions as most impactful.
This Month in Real Estate PowerPoint - August 2009 - U.S. MarketKeller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
Tmire Us AugustKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document provides a summary of recent developments in the US housing market in August 2009. It discusses signs of recovery such as rising home sales and prices. It also summarizes key housing market indicators like inventory, mortgage rates, and affordability. Recent government actions to help homeowners and first-time buyers are also outlined.
This Month In Real Estate OctoberKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. It discusses signs of a slow economic recovery and stabilization in home prices. While home sales are improving, foreclosures remain high. The housing market relies on the first-time homebuyer tax credit and Fed mortgage purchases, though these programs may end soon. Sustained recovery requires a balanced housing inventory through price stabilization. Tips are provided for home sellers to make small, low-cost improvements.
This Month in Real Estate for US Market - October 2009Keller Williams CareersThis document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. It discusses signs of a slow economic recovery and stabilization in home prices. While home sales are improving, foreclosures remain high. The housing market relies on the first-time homebuyer tax credit and Fed mortgage purchases, though these programs may end soon. Sustained recovery requires a balanced housing inventory through price stabilization.
This Month in Real Estate Feb 2011pdruryDetailed National and North Central Ohio Market snapshot newsletter. National news brought to you by Keller Williams Realty and local news by Paul W. Drury
This Month in Real Estate - January 2010pdruryThis Month in Real Estate - January 2010. US Edition. A nationwide wrap up of the current events and news updates involving real estate in the US
August 2010 market updateMark Jacobs RealtorHousing activity remains above year-ago levels despite the expiration of tax credits. Home prices have stabilized with similar levels of distressed home sales as last year, though the economy still has further recovery ahead. Consumers are saving more and spending cautiously. While this reduces near-term spending, it positions households financially for the future. The Federal Reserve continues measures to support the economy through low interest rates and may reinvest maturing mortgage bonds to stimulate growth.
This Month In Real Estate September UsKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document summarizes recent trends in the US housing market and real estate industry. It finds that existing home sales increased for the fourth consecutive month in July, driven by first-time buyers. While home prices and inventory levels remain lower than last year, prices have stabilized and are rising slowly from early 2009 lows. Mortgage rates remain near historic lows, improving affordability. The economy may continue to face challenges but signs point to a recovery in 2010 supported by government programs.
This Month in Real Estate- U.S. Market: April 2011Keller Williams CareersThe housing market continues to gradually improve without government support. While home prices and sales have declined compared to last year, inventory levels have returned to pre-tax credit levels. Low interest rates are encouraging buyers, but are expected to rise over 2012. Employment growth needs to continue for a full housing recovery, as jobs enable people to buy homes. Stimulus efforts will gradually wind down, but buyers still have favorable conditions in the market.
BRADENTON REAL ESTATE, REPORTS, STATISTICSTHE SERENA GROUP - Keller Williams Realty - Bradenton Real Estate, Bradenton Homes for Sale!The document summarizes recent data on the US housing market. It reports that existing home sales increased for the second month in a row in April, supported by factors like the homebuyer tax credit and improved consumer confidence. Meanwhile, home prices and inventory levels showed signs of stability compared to previous years. Mortgage rates remained low historically but are expected to rise gradually. Government actions aim to shift responsibility for overseeing mortgage brokers from the FHA to lenders to improve risk management.
This Month In RE - May 2009Tita GarciaThis monthly real estate report provides an overview of the current housing market conditions based on recent data and statistics. Key points include:
1) Home prices are falling at a slower rate indicating some stabilization, while existing home sales increased 29% from last month.
2) Mortgage rates remain near record lows below 5%, improving affordability, and first-time buyers are driving the market and reducing inventory levels.
3) The government is taking actions like expanding foreclosure prevention programs to help more struggling homeowners modify their loans and keep their homes.
this month in real estate u.s. may 2009 powerpointKeller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate
T Mi Re April 2010 Us EditionpdruryThis Month in Real Estate, a publication of Keller Williams Realty and Paul W. Drury of the Greater Cleveland West office.
This Month in Real Estate for Dec 2010pdruryA detailed presentation concerning the National real estate market by Keller Williams Realty and the local North Central Ohio real estate market by Paul W. Drury.
T Mi Re Feb 2010 Us EditionpdruryThe document provides an overview of recent real estate market indicators and government actions in 3 paragraphs:
Paragraph 1 summarizes home sales numbers, median home prices, and inventory levels from December 2009. It notes a dip in home sales after the first-time homebuyer tax credit deadline but that sales remain above year-ago levels.
Paragraph 2 discusses the FHA tightening lending requirements by raising insurance fees, capping seller contributions, and requiring higher down payments for borrowers with poor credit starting in summer 2010. These changes aim to protect the FHA from needing taxpayer funds.
Paragraph 3 covers steps the government has taken to streamline the modification process and help foreclosures sell faster through an FHA policy change
This Month in Real Estate - October 2009Keller Williams Realty, Reis Group, Inc.Shawn Kormondy of Reis Group is a top producing real estate agent at a prestigious Beverly Hills real estate firm, Keller Williams Realty. He specializes in Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood, and Miracle Mile real estate. Shawn can be contacted by visiting one of his web sites, www.reisgroup.org or www.developweho.com
July 2010 market updateMark Jacobs RealtorThe document summarizes recent housing market data and trends. Mortgage rates are at record lows but job growth is needed for sustained recovery. Home sales increased year-over-year but slowed in May. Prices rose slightly from a year ago but distressed home sales still impact the market. Inventory levels remained similar to last year, supporting price stability. Affordability remains high due to low prices and rates.
This Month in Real Estate - July 2009John ReynoldsThis document provides a summary of the real estate market in July 2009. It notes that home sales and prices have increased for four months while inventory has decreased, signaling a recovery. However, tight credit availability remains a challenge. The economy appears to be slowly improving, though unemployment and interest rates could impact the recovery. Recent government actions include expanding loan modification programs and FHA capacity to support the market.
This Month in Real Estate for US Market July 2009Keller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
This Month in Real Estate - Sept 2011pdruryThis Month in Real Estate, September 2001, is brought to you by Paul W. Drury, Real Estate Broker with Keller Williams Realty Greater Cleveland West. It is a collection of national news, information, and statistics as well as information specific to the North Central Ohio Region between Lakewood and Sandusky and south to the Lodi / Ashland Area.
This Month in Real Estate For U.S - October 2011Keller Williams Careers- August home sales were up 18.6% year-over-year and inventory fell 10.5% from the previous month, suggesting the housing market is showing signs of stability and growth despite economic uncertainties.
- Job security remains the top concern for many potential home buyers, though low interest rates are making homes more affordable.
- While distressed home sales still account for over 30% of the market, falling inventory and gains in sales volume could lead to a rise in home prices in the future.
This Month in Real Estate for U.S. Market - December 2011Keller Williams CareersThe document provides an overview of recent real estate market trends and topics for home buyers, sellers, and owners. Key points from the first section include improving employment conditions and consumer confidence contributing to a 1.4% increase in existing home sales in October. The supply of homes for sale declined 2.2% in October while mortgage rates remained near historic lows. The second section discusses reform proposals for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Capitol Hill and extending conforming loan limits. The final section outlines considerations for home buyers when deciding to purchase and highlights local market conditions as most impactful.
This Month in Real Estate PowerPoint - August 2009 - U.S. MarketKeller Williams CareersEach month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.
Tmire Us AugustKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document provides a summary of recent developments in the US housing market in August 2009. It discusses signs of recovery such as rising home sales and prices. It also summarizes key housing market indicators like inventory, mortgage rates, and affordability. Recent government actions to help homeowners and first-time buyers are also outlined.
This Month In Real Estate OctoberKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. It discusses signs of a slow economic recovery and stabilization in home prices. While home sales are improving, foreclosures remain high. The housing market relies on the first-time homebuyer tax credit and Fed mortgage purchases, though these programs may end soon. Sustained recovery requires a balanced housing inventory through price stabilization. Tips are provided for home sellers to make small, low-cost improvements.
This Month in Real Estate for US Market - October 2009Keller Williams CareersThis document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. It discusses signs of a slow economic recovery and stabilization in home prices. While home sales are improving, foreclosures remain high. The housing market relies on the first-time homebuyer tax credit and Fed mortgage purchases, though these programs may end soon. Sustained recovery requires a balanced housing inventory through price stabilization.
This Month in Real Estate Feb 2011pdruryDetailed National and North Central Ohio Market snapshot newsletter. National news brought to you by Keller Williams Realty and local news by Paul W. Drury
This Month in Real Estate - January 2010pdruryThis Month in Real Estate - January 2010. US Edition. A nationwide wrap up of the current events and news updates involving real estate in the US
August 2010 market updateMark Jacobs RealtorHousing activity remains above year-ago levels despite the expiration of tax credits. Home prices have stabilized with similar levels of distressed home sales as last year, though the economy still has further recovery ahead. Consumers are saving more and spending cautiously. While this reduces near-term spending, it positions households financially for the future. The Federal Reserve continues measures to support the economy through low interest rates and may reinvest maturing mortgage bonds to stimulate growth.
This Month In Real Estate September UsKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document summarizes recent trends in the US housing market and real estate industry. It finds that existing home sales increased for the fourth consecutive month in July, driven by first-time buyers. While home prices and inventory levels remain lower than last year, prices have stabilized and are rising slowly from early 2009 lows. Mortgage rates remain near historic lows, improving affordability. The economy may continue to face challenges but signs point to a recovery in 2010 supported by government programs.
This Month in Real Estate- U.S. Market: April 2011Keller Williams CareersThe housing market continues to gradually improve without government support. While home prices and sales have declined compared to last year, inventory levels have returned to pre-tax credit levels. Low interest rates are encouraging buyers, but are expected to rise over 2012. Employment growth needs to continue for a full housing recovery, as jobs enable people to buy homes. Stimulus efforts will gradually wind down, but buyers still have favorable conditions in the market.
BRADENTON REAL ESTATE, REPORTS, STATISTICSTHE SERENA GROUP - Keller Williams Realty - Bradenton Real Estate, Bradenton Homes for Sale!The document summarizes recent data on the US housing market. It reports that existing home sales increased for the second month in a row in April, supported by factors like the homebuyer tax credit and improved consumer confidence. Meanwhile, home prices and inventory levels showed signs of stability compared to previous years. Mortgage rates remained low historically but are expected to rise gradually. Government actions aim to shift responsibility for overseeing mortgage brokers from the FHA to lenders to improve risk management.
12 tmire dec_us_2010Keller Williams Careers- The housing market continues its gradual recovery without government assistance like tax credits, while interest rates hit new lows but have started rising as the economy improves. Consumer confidence and retail sales are up substantially from last year.
- Home sales dipped slightly in October but pending sales rose over 10%, signaling stronger future sales. Inventory fell as prices stabilized near 1% changes. Affordability remains near record highs.
- The government extended conforming loan limits in expensive markets to provide continued support through 2011 as the market strengthens without as much assistance. Overall the document discusses positive economic and housing market trends.
Things to Consider When Buying a HomeSharon HaymanThis document provides information and advice for homebuyers in the spring of 2021. It discusses the current housing market conditions, including low mortgage rates, high buyer demand and low housing inventory, which is driving home price appreciation. It notes that while home prices are rising, the cost of homeownership is still lower than renting for many due to low interest rates. The document provides tips for making a successful home purchase in the current competitive market environment and reasons why buying a home remains a sound financial decision.
This Month in Real Estate for Canada - Feb. 2010Keller Williams CareersThe document summarizes key real estate market trends in Canada from December 2009. Home sales increased 72% year-over-year in December, while the average home price rose 19% to $337,410 nationally. Inventory levels also increased from the previous year, but remained low overall indicating a strong seller's market. Mortgage rates remained low at 5.49% for a 5-year fixed rate, supporting buyer demand. The document also discusses recent economic events and provides tips for home buyers in competitive bidding situations.
May 2010 Market UpdateMark Jacobs Realtor- The document discusses recent economic and real estate market data from April 2010, including increased existing home sales, stable home prices, declining inventory, and high affordability due to low mortgage rates.
- It also summarizes a recent policy change by Fannie Mae to shorten the waiting period for homeowners going through a short sale to get a new mortgage, as well as provides summer home maintenance tips.
- The document concludes by noting the importance of consulting a local real estate agent to understand conditions in one's specific housing market.
This Month In Real Estate April 2010Rob AubreyThe document summarizes recent developments in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including lower mortgage rates and fewer homes on the market. Experts expect further recovery in 2010 as the economy grows and the government continues efforts to help homeowners and the unemployed. The FDIC plans a program to reduce principal for underwater homeowners to prevent foreclosures. Jumbo loans are also becoming more available after tightening during the financial crisis.
Total Market overview may us_2010Keller Williams Realty Professionals- The economic recovery is gaining traction slowly, with first quarter GDP growth of 3.2% indicating a sustainable recovery, though it remains subdued compared to past recessions. High unemployment and foreclosures continue to hamper a robust recovery.
- Existing home sales strengthened in March, up 6.5% from February and 16% from the previous year, with 44% of sales being first-time buyers. The median home price was up 0.4% from a year ago.
- Total housing inventory rose slightly but is down 1.8% from the previous year, indicating the market may bottom out in the next few months. Fannie Mae shortened the waiting period for a new mortgage after a short sale
12 This Month In Real Estate December UsKeller Williams CareersThis document provides an overview of recent developments in the US real estate market. It discusses signs of economic recovery including GDP growth and falling unemployment. Home sales are up significantly from a year ago due to low mortgage rates and tax credits for first-time buyers. Inventories are decreasing as demand increases. The government is taking steps to help homeowners through loan modifications and short sales. Real estate data shows improving affordability and decreasing home prices.
This Month In Real Estate December UsKeller Williams Realty ProfessionalsThis document provides a summary of recent real estate market trends and government actions. Home sales increased in October while prices and inventory declined. Mortgage rates remain low boosting affordability. The government extended homebuyer tax credits and issued new guidelines for loan modifications and short sales to encourage recovery. Some economists expect unemployment and underemployment to remain high in the near term slowing overall growth.
December 2009 Market DataMark Jacobs RealtorThis document provides an overview of the real estate market in December 2009. It summarizes key economic indicators such as home sales, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates. It also outlines recent government actions to support the housing market through expanded homebuyer tax credits and new policies around loan modifications and short sales. The document concludes with a look at first-time buyers and distressed property purchases along with local market conditions.
This Month in Real Estate For U.S. - June 2010Keller Williams CareersThe document summarizes recent data and trends in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery including rising existing home sales in April due to factors like the homebuyer tax credit and improved consumer confidence. While job growth remains stagnant and foreclosures are still high, the government is taking steps to reform the mortgage industry in hopes of further stabilizing the market.
June 2010 Market UpdateMark Jacobs RealtorThe document summarizes recent data and trends in the US housing market. It discusses signs of recovery such as rising existing home sales and stabilizing home prices. Government efforts to shift oversight of mortgage brokers from the FHA to lenders are seen as reducing red tape and benefiting consumers. While job growth remains stagnant and foreclosures elevated, low mortgage rates and improved affordability are providing support for further market stabilization.
This Month in Real Estate: June 2010Keller Williams Realty, Reis Group, Inc.This Month in Real Estate explores recent market trends in the housing industry. Brought to you by Shawn Kormondy, Reis Group, Inc. at Keller Williams Realty.
05 tmire may_us_2011Keller Williams CareersThe document summarizes housing market trends in March 2011. It notes that home sales were up 3.7% from the previous month but down 6.3% from March 2010. Home prices rebounded 2.2% but remain below year-ago levels. Inventory levels remained stable compared to the previous month. Mortgage rates have remained stable around 4.8% and housing affordability continues at record levels. The document also provides updates on government incentives and topics for home buyers, sellers and owners such as staging a home for sale.
This Month In Real Estate September 2009Keller Williams Realty, Reis Group, Inc.Shawn Kormondy of Kelller Williams Realty and REIS GROUP, Inc. present "This Month in Real Estate, September 2009. This report features interesting data on who is buying, what those people are buying and how they are funding the purchase.
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Newsletter Jan 2011pdruryMonthly real estate newsletter featuring national and local trends from North central Ohio. National news by Keller Williams Realty International and local trends by Paul W. Drury
Tmire Nov2010pdruryMonthly Newsletter published jointly by Paul W. Drury and Keller Williams Realty with the intent to provide National and Local Real Estate News to Paul\'s Clients, Customers, and other casual contacts.
This Month in Real Estate November 2010pdruryThe housing market continues its gradual recovery without stimulus from tax credits. Home sales increased 10% in September while prices declined slightly due to more distressed sales. Housing inventory and mortgage rates remain at historically low levels, keeping housing highly affordable. Recent issues with foreclosures, known as the "robo-signing" scandal, have led to a temporary moratorium on foreclosures in some states as the issues are addressed. Despite short-term challenges, experts believe the housing market recovery is on track.
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10 This Month In Real Estate October2009 PwdpdruryThis document provides a summary and commentary on the housing market from Keller Williams Research for October 2009. It discusses positive signs in the broader economy while noting challenges remain in housing from high foreclosure rates. The tax credit for first-time home buyers and Federal Reserve mortgage purchases are helping but their effects may be diminishing. Normalizing the housing inventory through price stabilization across the country is key to a sustained recovery. Data shows home sales dipped in August while prices, inventory, and mortgage rates all moved modestly.