Four of the most populated sun belt states account for the highest foreclosure rates in the nation, according to the RealtyTrac mid-year foreclosure market report. California, Florida, Nevada and Arizona urban areas produced 35 of the 50 highest foreclosure rates among metro areas. The report was tabulated from metro areas with populations of at least… Continue reading Sun Belt Leads in Foreclosures
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Idaho housing market
2018 Predictions for the Idaho Housing Market
The outlook for the 2018 real estate market has potential all throughout the United States. The latest reports on the subject look very promising for both buyers and sellers. New homes are constructed each day, allowing potential buyers to have plenty to choose from in all markets, in every state. Is this the perfect time… Continue reading 2018 Predictions for the Idaho Housing Market
2016 Idaho Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Much of the nation enjoyed healthy real estate numbers last year and Idaho was no different. Look for this positive trend to continue for the Idaho State 2016 housing market. If you’ve been waiting to purchase a home now is the time before these historically low interest rates rise as well as the price in… Continue reading 2016 Idaho Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Discover the Best Real Estate Markets for Investing in 2017
After some considerable ups and downs (especially in the aftermath of the 2008 economic fall), the markets around the country are recovered and growing. This previous list of the best real estate markets (which we shared with you some time ago) highlighted the best housing markets through 2016. Readers could then get a better sense of what… Continue reading Discover the Best Real Estate Markets for Investing in 2017
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
2014 Idaho Housing Market
The Idaho housing market never did seem to regain momentum following the real estate bubble burst that lead to the recession. However, the first two quarters of 2014 brought on an unexpected trend toward normalization. This normalization is especially apparent in the Boise area. As the data shows, the state experienced the usual seasonal fluctuations… Continue reading 2014 Idaho Housing Market
2013 Idaho Housing Market
Idaho is enjoying one of the most quickly rebounding economies in the United States, and its real estate market is a healthy part of that trend. That, say experts, is expected to continue through 2013, with no sign of a slowdown in sight. Boise was recently named one of the top five cities leading the… Continue reading 2013 Idaho Housing Market
2010 Idaho Housing Market
The boost in home sales produced by federal stimulus tax incentives wound down quickly in Idaho, one of the most troubled states in the country in terms of foreclosures. Home prices have been rapidly declining in just about every market in the state, despite its picturesque beauty. However, there are some promising signs for the… Continue reading 2010 Idaho Housing Market
2011 Idaho Housing Market
Troubled by one of the highest monthly rates of foreclosures in the nation, Idaho’s housing market is battling to find a bottom amid the worst real estate crash in U.S. history. Home sales rose while the federal government was offering a special tax credit to buyers, but then tumbled like an avalanche after the credit… Continue reading 2011 Idaho Housing Market
Twenty Five Percent of Real Estate Markets to Appreciate
Nearly a quarter of the real estate markets Housing Predictor forecasts in 2008 will see appreciation, while the majority are projected to deflate with slower home sales. Some 251 markets are forecast in all 50 states for the year with 191 projected to depreciate. Sixty are forecast to appreciate. Those forecast to appreciate are generally less… Continue reading Twenty Five Percent of Real Estate Markets to Appreciate