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With all of the rigmarole that goes into packing up your old home and moving into the new one, there are a lot of details that can get lost in the mix. From cleaning up ...
If you’ve been perusing the real estate market with the hope of purchasing a home, you ...
Other than a release on construction spending, last week’s economic readings were dominated by labor and employment data including ADP Payrolls, Non-Farm Payrolls and National Unemployment. Weekly reports on mortgage rates and new jobless claims were also released.
Construction Spending Drops in August
Commerce Department readings on construction spending indicate that overall ...
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Most people have a good idea of the neighborhood they want to purchase a new home in. The ...
Home prices dipped slightly in July according to the S&P Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index. Year-over-year, home price growth dipped to 5.00 percent from June’s reading of 5.10 percent. The Pacific Northwest led the nation in home price appreciation. Portland, Oregon had the highest year-over-year home price growth with a rate of 12.40 percent. Seattle, Washington posted year-over-year home price ...
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Deciding to purchase a home will be one of the biggest investment decisions you’ll make in your life, but it ...
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It can be a bit of a surprise if your home turns out to be valued at less ...
Last week’s economic releases included reports on new and pending home sales, S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Indices and regularly scheduled weekly reporting on mortgage rates and weekly jobless claims. Readings on consumer sentiment and confidence were also released.
New and Pending Home Sales Lower as Peak Sales Season ...
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If you’re looking for a home that’s in a family-friendly neighborhood, there are a few key things you can look ...
What Will It Cost?
If you’re going into a home expecting a few renovations costs, a minor detail here or there may not add up to much. ...
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