Oklahoma became the 46th state in the United States in 1907. Known as the Sooner State, it is 20th in size at 69,899 square miles and 28th in population at 3,911,338. The terrain consists of small mountain ranges, prairies, mesas, and forests. The primary industries are natural gas, oil agricultural products, aviation, energy, telecommunications, and… Continue reading 2016 Oklahoma Real Estate Market Predictions
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2016 Texas Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
Texas, the Lone Star State, became the 28th state added to the United Stated in 1845. Centrally located on the country’s southern border, it is the second largest state at 268,581 square miles. These miles are covered by a wide variety of environments ranging from prairies, grasslands, and piney wood forests to mountains and coastline… Continue reading 2016 Texas Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
2016 Wyoming Real Estate and Housing Market Forecast
In May of 2012 the median home value in Wyoming was $78,500. Four years later that value has increased by $35,000 and is currently $113,500. Although the statewide median home value is one of the lowest in the country, the rate in which the value margin has increased in a relatively short time span is… Continue reading 2016 Wyoming Real Estate and Housing Market Forecast
2016 Kansas Real Estate Market Predictions
Kansas is one of the largest agricultural contributors in the country, producing primary crops such as wheat, corn, sorghum, and soybeans, among others. Located in the Grain Belt, it is known as the Sunflower State. It ranks 15th by size at 82,278 square miles. Kansas became the 34th state in 1861 and now, with a… Continue reading 2016 Kansas Real Estate Market Predictions
2016 South Dakota Real Estate Market Predictions
The 40th state is South Dakota which joined the United States in 1889. Known as The Mount Rushmore State, it is the 17th largest state at 77,116 square miles. But, does the South Dakota real estate market mirror the grand size of the state. The population is 814,180 making it 46th in the nation. The population… Continue reading 2016 South Dakota Real Estate Market Predictions
2016 New Mexico Real Estate Market Predictions
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The state of New Mexico, known as the “Land of Enchantment” was the 47th state added to the United States. It is the fifth largest state by size measuring 121,593 square miles. Despite its size, the population of 2,085,583 is only 36th in the country. Three American Indian reservations and 19 pueblos can be found… Continue reading 2016 New Mexico Real Estate Market Predictions
2016 Arizona Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
Arizona, the Grand Canyon State, is the 48th state to become part of the United States. A size of 113,990 square miles makes it the sixth largest state by size. A population of 6,410,979 places Arizona 14th in population in the United States. Arizona is known for warm, sunny weather throughout the year. The state’s… Continue reading 2016 Arizona Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
2016 Colorado Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
Home prices in the Colorado Housing Market are surging. On virtually every real estate website such as Zillow and Trulia Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs real estate ranks high among the hottest housing markets in the country. After the first quarter of 2016, Denver real estate (always a top market in sales and price appreciation)… Continue reading 2016 Colorado Housing Market and Real Estate Predictions
Find Out How Much House Can I Afford With my Salary
Now that winter is almost over thousands of people will begin actively searching for a home. If you’re one of these people the first thing you want to ask yourself is, How much house can I afford with my salary This is important so that you don’t set your expectations too high and find the right… Continue reading Find Out How Much House Can I Afford With my Salary
What Will Happen with Mortgage Interest Rates in 2016
Last year Freddie Mac reported that their lowest 30 year fixed-rate mortgage rates hovered between 3.59% and 4.09%. This is the least amount that rates have moved during a calendar year since 1998. And the continuation of low rates has helped consumers, in particular first time homebuyers. With rent prices rising and mortgage payments staying… Continue reading What Will Happen with Mortgage Interest Rates in 2016