December 2015 Year End Market Analysis Please note that Land Title data comes from actual recorded transactions at the County Clerk and Recorder’s Office for that particular month. The information is not directly related to MLS data. The data is an unofficial tabulation of Summit County Records that are believed to be reasonably accurate. If you choose […]
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Daniel Goldstein explains why a Real Estate Meltdown like 2007 is unlikely. The Land Title Guarantee Company complied this article originally found on MarketWatch.com. 5 reasons a 2007-style real estate meltdown is unlikely now By: DANIEL GOLDSTEIN The real-estate industry is on much more solid footing When it comes to investing in the stock market,
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Housing Rebound: Time for Millennials to Leave the Nest1.4K Real Estate News and Advice / by Steven Russolillo / 5 days ago The U.S. homeownership rate hit a 48-year low earlier this year. Steve DiPaola/Reuters Millennials appear to be in no rush to ditch their parents’ homes. Perhaps they should be. More adults between ages
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Yes, you read that right. 2016 is right around the corner and Realtor.com is highlighting 5 of the trends that will shape next year. One of Jonathan Smoke ‘s points is that “Generational shuffle will make 2016 the best year to sell in the near future.” So get ready to sell or to buy in 2016 it
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Each month land title does a fantastic market analysis for Summit County. If you are thinking about buying or selling, here is what you should know… April 2015 Highlights: Market Analysis by Area for April: April real estate in Summit County was a busy month! There was $92,373,585 in monetary volume and 153 transactions.The average
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Check out the March highlights and the full report from Land Title Gaurantee March 2015 Highlights: Market Analysis by Area for March: March was a great spring month forreal estate with $83,058500 in monetary volume and 149 transactions.The average transaction price for all reported 18 areas: $565,315, average residential price: $544,761 and median residential price:
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February 2015 Highlights: Market Analysis by Area for February: So far this Winter brought 2 great months for real estate with $50,326,500 in monetary volume and 106 transactions in February.The average transaction price for all reported 18 areas: $480,784, average residential price:
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Check out this article from Fortune Magazine regarding the predicted housing market trends this spring. The major factor that will affect Summit County, CO is the pent-up demand. In the last couple years, demand has been low as not many people had the disposable income to buy a second home. We have recently seen more and more
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The real estaet market in Summit County has been on the rebound for the last few years. Home Depot even purchased a lot for $12 Million which is one of the largest land transactions we have seen in years . With the uptick in home sales, the rental maket has been surging. It is a great time
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Check out this great article from CNBC about some of the upcoming trends we can expect in the housing market in 2015. Probably the most noteworthy are the new First-Time Home Buyer programs that will only require 3% down. There are also state and national grant programs to assist with the down payment and the
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