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A message to all members of GLOZAL –A Social Real Estate NetworkAmericans are no longer flocking south to Sun Belt states in large numbers as they did prior to the recession,a new study finds. The typical migration pattern from the cold,snowy north to the sunny south has slowed dramatically,according to a new study by the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire. Researchers evaluated three years’ worth of data to…… Read more:http://realestate.glozal.com/profiles/blogs/more-americans-stay-put YOUR GLOZAL TEAM |
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PermalinkForbes reveals the healthiest
cities,taking into account such factors as clean air quality,
residents’ health,and a community’s promotion of exercise and healthy
living. Here are the top seven cities to make its “healthy cities” list: Read more:http://glozal.com/profiles/blogs/top-7-healthiest-cities YOUR GLOZAL TEAM PermalinkThe rental market is continuing to heat
up and can offer potentially big returns for buyers willing to jump into
the landlord role. For investors looking to take advantage
of low record-reaching mortgage rates and big discounts on home prices,
the opportunities are plenty. Rents are rising and demand is up too,
partially due to….. Read more:http://glozal.com/profiles/blogs/a-sweet-spot-in-real-estate YOUR GLOZAL TEAM
PermalinkThe inventory of homes on the market in several areas have begun to decline. It is debatable whether or not the market is improving or that owners are frustrated and removing their homes from the market. Either way lowering inventory levels should assist the market to stabilize. Once the number of homes drops and better matches the number of buyers,the process of prices moving up will begin. At some point when the perception is that prices are moving up again,buyers will become more comfortable in making offers which should translate into more sold homes. To read more" | |
