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
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2015 Kansas Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
The 2014 Kansas report indicated that the Kansas real estate field was on an upwards trend of continued strength and growth. Did this trend continue for the state’s 2015 housing market? We will give you an overview of the field and its influencing factors below, as well as highlight the best places to live in… Continue reading 2015 Kansas Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 Nebraska Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
While the economy in Nebraska isn’t precisely among the top state economies in the country, it is stable enough to make the housing market predictions for the state appear quite favorable. Ranking as the 25th in the nation, the economy here relies heavily on agriculture (both historically and currently), which doesn’t lead to a spectacularly large gross… Continue reading 2015 Nebraska Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 South Dakota Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
We are all aware of the current crisis hitting North Dakota in regards to the drop in oil and agriculture prices, two key industries in the state. So how does this affect the 2015 Housing Market in South Dakota real estate? The answer is very little. South Dakota has its own agriculture issues, but the… Continue reading 2015 South Dakota Real Estate and 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 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 Iowa Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
In last year’s market overview for the 2014 Iowa real estate market, we wrote that this state’s local housing market was one of the few actually maintaining stable growth throughout the last 2 years. The 2008 recession hit most local housing markets pretty hard: the real downward effects of the recession were actually only visible towards… Continue reading 2015 Iowa Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 Missouri Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
The Missouri real estate market is relatively healthy due to an increase in selling prices that began last year and carried over into 2015. However Zillow sees the market as less than healthy according to its Market Health Index. This index shows the health of a state’s market compared to other markets across the United… Continue reading 2015 Missouri Real Estate and 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
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