Market Trends

Buyer Agent – Eye View: Cincinnati

Buyer Agent – Eye View: Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio, The following information was contained in a press release from the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors on May 22. 2014. The most recent tabulation from the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati was for April, 2014. Year over Year for the...

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Buyer Agent – Eye View: Western DC Suburbs

Buyer Agent – Eye View: Western DC Suburbs

In the western DC suburbs, primarily Montgomery and Frederick counties, our market is always driven by what happens in the northwest DC market.  This area did not experience the huge numbers of foreclosures that hit so many other parts of the country but values did...

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Buyer Agent – Eye View: Greater Boston

It is folly to pretend to be able to predict any real estate market. A year ago, I got this email from Kiplinger [italics mine] June 10, 2013: Home prices soaring by 20% or more over the past 12 months. Bidding wars. Houses sold just days after the for-sale sign goes...

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Buyer Agent – Eye View: Southeastern Michigan

Buyer Agent – Eye View: Southeastern Michigan

Our agents work primarily in Washtenaw County as well as some of the suburbs Northwest and West of Detroit which are in Wayne and Oakland Counties. The Ann Arbor market is greatly influenced by the University of Michigan, the three major hospitals, and the High...

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Buyer Agent – Eye View: Columbus

Buyer Agent – Eye View: Columbus

Columbus real estate poses opportunities, challenges to millennial home buyers  According to a new survey by BMO Harris, the majority of young adults intend to become homeowners sometime within the next five years. The survey sampled adults aged 18 to 34, and debunks...

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Housing Insecurity Pressuring More Americans

Many of today's renters hope to become home buyers, but the escalating cost of rent is making the transition harder to accomplish. According to a recent article in Money magazine, U.S. apartment rents have jumped 18% over the past five years. Without adjusting for...

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