There is no hotter real estate right now in the county than the Colorado housing market. At the beginning of the year Colorado home prices rose 9.8% between February 2014 and February 2015. And the market keeps moving up. In June the state reported record sales with the average residential property being sold for $377,550.… Continue reading 2015 Colorado Housing Market Predictions
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2015 Wyoming Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Like much of the Midwest, the slowing oil prices recently have investors cautiously eyeing the Wyoming housing market. But with the price dipping below $50 a barrel, oil-rich communities have yet to see much of a slowdown. One reason is that oil industry workers tend to reside in hotels, rental units, and RV’s. So as… Continue reading 2015 Wyoming Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 Minnesota Housing Market Predictions
After the serious stagnation of last year, which we covered at large in our report on the 2014 Minnesota housing market, the market has now recovered quite nicely and will reportedly continue to grow into the foreseeable future as well. The housing market predictions for this state (as calculated based on Zillow data), indicate that… Continue reading 2015 Minnesota Housing Market Predictions
2015 New Mexico Housing Market Predictions
In 2014 the New Mexico housing market saw a 3.6% increase in the number of homes sold compared to the year before. The 2015 housing market appears to be continuing the trend and the state could be looking at a record year. The Realtors Association of New Mexico (RANM) reports that there have been 8,806… Continue reading 2015 New Mexico Housing Market Predictions
2015 North Dakota Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Like other parts of the South and Midwest, energy and agriculture prices are impacting the 2015 Housing Market in North Dakota. North Dakota is the second highest crude oil producer in the nation, and the slumping oil prices will most likely have some effect on the North Dakota real estate. But while some would view… Continue reading 2015 North Dakota Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 California Housing Market Predictions
The California housing market has been strong this year. And experts seem to agree that the state’s positive 2015 Housing Market will not only carry over into the new year, but will be even stronger. Realtors expect home sales to increase by nearly 26,000 closings. If this holds out to be true that translates to… Continue reading 2015 California Housing Market Predictions
2015 Utah Housing Market Predictions
Across the country, signs abound almost everywhere that the housing market crisis may officially be over. Big homebuilders are reporting solid earnings. Retail giants Home Depot and Lowe’s are seeing all-time high profits for renovations. Likewise, business is booming for paint maker Sherwin-Williams, mattress company Tempur Sealy, and appliance king Whirlpool. How long can this… Continue reading 2015 Utah Housing Market Predictions
2015 Idaho Housing Market Predictions
The northern state of Idaho may be known in popular culture first and foremost for its beautiful network or dams and locks and for its famous waterfalls, but its economic profile is what makes it truly unique and interesting from a real estate point of view. The 14th largest state in the country and the… Continue reading 2015 Idaho Housing Market Predictions
2015 Texas Housing Market Predictions
Unlike the rest of the country, Texas did not see a large drop in home values during the recession. The state saw lower unemployment rates than the rest of the nation, and there was no influx of investors buying up distressed properties simply because there were no excessively undervalued properties available to buy. Right now,… Continue reading 2015 Texas Housing Market Predictions
2015 Oklahoma Housing Market Predictions
The 2015 Housing Market in the state of Oklahoma is a sellers market. According to Susanna Lorg, the president of the Oklahoma City Metro Association of Realtors, the most active price range is the entry-level buy-in range, which includes houses priced between $120,000 and $150,000. With inventory still low throughout the state, sellers maintain a… Continue reading 2015 Oklahoma Housing Market Predictions