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Over Half of Americans Planning on Buying in the Next 5 Years | Simplifying The Market

Over Half of Americans Planning on Buying in the Next 5 Years

Tuesday April 12th, 2016Thursday March 31st, 2016 simplify 8 Comments

According to the BMO Harris Bank Home Buying Report, 52% of Americans say they are likely to buy a home in the next five years. Americans surveyed for the report said that they would be willing to pay an average of $296,000 for a home and would average a 21% down payment. The report also included other interesting revelations. (more…)

Real Estate: 2016 Will Be the Best Year in a Decade | Simplifying The Market

Real Estate: 2016 Will Be the Best Year in a Decade

Wednesday April 6th, 2016Thursday March 31st, 2016 simplify 13 Comments

A few weeks ago, Jonathan Smoke, the Chief Economist at realtor.com, exclaimed: “All indicators point to this spring being the busiest since 2006.” (more…)

2016 Home Sales Doing Just Fine!!

Thursday March 31st, 2016Thursday March 31st, 2016 simplify 11 Comments

Some of the housing headlines are causing concern for some consumers who are in the process of either buying or selling a home. Pundits are concerned over the lack of new construction or the month-over-month sales numbers. Let’s set the record straight; 2015 was a good year for residential real estate in the United States and 2016 is starting out stronger. (more…)

Past, Present & Future Home Values

Wednesday March 30th, 2016Monday March 28th, 2016 simplify 14 Comments

In CoreLogic’s latest Home Price Index, they revealed home appreciation in three categories: percentage appreciation over the last year, over the last month, and projected appreciation over the next twelve months. (more…)

Sales Contracts Hit Highest Level in Months | Simplifying The Market

Sales Contracts Hit Highest Level in Months

Tuesday March 29th, 2016Tuesday March 29th, 2016 simplify 11 Comments

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) just announced that the February Pending Home Sales Index reached its highest reading since July 2015. (more…)

Further Proof This Isn’t a Housing Bubble

Thursday March 24th, 2016Wednesday March 23rd, 2016 simplify 15 Comments

Two weeks ago, we posted a blog which explained that current increases in home prices were the result of the well-known concept of supply & demand and should not lead to conversations of a new housing bubble. Today, we want to look at home prices as compared to current incomes. (more…)

3 Charts That Scream ‘List Your Home Today’ | Simplifying The Market

3 Charts That Scream ‘List Your Home Today’

Tuesday March 22nd, 2016Monday March 21st, 2016 simplify 13 Comments

In school we all learned the Theory of Supply and Demand. When the demand for an item is greater than the supply of that item, the price will surely rise. (more…)

Lack of Inventory Challenging Many Housing Markets | Simplifying The Market

Lack of Inventory Challenging Many Housing Markets

Thursday March 17th, 2016Wednesday March 16th, 2016 simplify 10 Comments

Going into the 2016 spring market, the biggest challenge the real estate industry has is the lack of available housing inventory for sale. Here are a few experts and their thoughts on the subject: (more…)

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