How’s the 2023 Real Estate Market?
You may see the media reporting a market decline, but what we see is the housing market stabilizing or returning to more “normal” conditions. This is good news after two years of craziness.
You may see the media reporting a market decline, but what we see is the housing market stabilizing or returning to more “normal” conditions. This is good news after two years of craziness.
We’ve compiled a list of tips and tricks to help you de-stress and focus on the real reason for the season.
Store leftovers in refrigerator for up to 1 week. Shake well before using.
We are coming out of the most prolonged and intensely heated seller’s market that I have observed in my 40 years in the real estate business.
Whether you’re thinking of sprucing up your house to sell or simply want to bring your kitchen into the current decade, here are some ideas to make improvements without breaking the bank.
September is a wonderful time to catch up on those homeowner’s chores you’ve been putting off.
If you’re like many Americans, you may have started or expanded your home garden recently, and there are a lot more hobby gardeners like you this year if you look at statistics.
Overall, expect housing market activity to continue to slow through the second half of 2022 and into early 2023, with adjustments to sales and price growth putting market conditions more in line with pre-COVID trends.
We’ve compiled a list of some ways to help you cut back so you can enjoy the warm weather with a little less added cost (and who doesn’t need that right now?).
If you are a prospective home buyer who has been struggling to find a house in this intensely seller-sided market, good news is on the way.