The California Housing Market had a pretty solid year in 2015. Compared to 2014 prices were up nearly 7% and sales were up 8.1%. Unfortunately, the 2016 housing market looks to limp forward in comparison. Economists forecast that price increases will slow down, which is good seeing that home costs in the state have made… Continue reading 2016 California Housing Market Predictions
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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 Montana Housing Market Predictions
In a state without a particularly strong economy, how does the Montana housing market perform in 2015 considering the pressures of our post-recession economy? We will examine the particularities of the Montana real estate, as well as try to sketch some housing market predictions for the area based on how the current data looks like and the… Continue reading 2015 Montana Housing Market Predictions
2016 Nevada Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Last year the United States housing market saw default numbers fall to the lowest levels since 2006. However, this was not the case for Nevada real estate. The housing market in Nevada had its housing distress statistics actually increase in 2015, and real estate market agents in the state expect more of the same for… Continue reading 2016 Nevada Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 Arizona Housing Market Predictions
Once the epitomic example of the housing market crash, the Arizona housing market is now one of the stronger markets in the country. Increases in home construction and sales can be seen throughout the state. Most representative of the health of the Arizona real estate market is Phoenix, which has made a complete roundabout. Instead… Continue reading 2015 Arizona Housing Market Predictions
2016 Oregon Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
Home prices for Oregon real estate have increased significantly in the past year, and the 2016 housing market looks to continue that trend. Homes are spending fewer and fewer days on the market. Why? Nestled between Washington and California, Oregon proceeds to grow as Californians are forced to leave because they can no longer afford… Continue reading 2016 Oregon Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions
2015 Colorado Housing Market Predictions
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
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
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