Real Estate Market Report

For the latest information on the constantly changing Real Estate market, check out this library of videos from some of the most respected national sources.

What’s going to happen to the housing market in 2011February 16

Where are the best deals for first time home buyersJanuary 25

Lower prices in the future for first time home buyers?

January 18

Trulia sees a glimmer of hope for first time home buyersJanuary 13

First time home buyers – Zillow reports sales increase and prices down January 12

What does 2011 hold for housing?- January 3, 2011

Short selling the American Dream

More first time home buyers become first time home owners

What’s going to happen to housing in 2011?- Nov 23

More foreclosures and loan mods? – Nov 18

The latest on the foreclosure freeze

What effect will the new Congress have on housing

Remember the housing bubble?

House flipping making a comeback?

More homeowners underwater

7 Responses to Real Estate Market Report

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  2. House prices are beginning to dip in the UK due to weakening demand and over supply. This could mean that first time buyers have more of a chance of getting on the ladder.

  3. Greg says:

    In the US weakening demand will continue to exert downward pressure on prices, but an increase in interest rates will more than offset any potential savings realized with lower prices.

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  5. Bennie Clapp says:

    Bank of America Short Sale Closed today. Happy for my seller, she didn’t have to go through a full foreclosure.

  6. Just saw this on the news:”Two of the US’s biggest mortgage lenders have had mortgage foreclosures cancelled in a case that could affect other banks.The Supreme Court in Massachusetts ruled against US Bancorp and Wells Fargo in a widely watched case.Backing a lower court ruling made in 2009, it said two foreclosure sales were invalid because the banks did not prove that they owned them at the time.Bank shares fell sharply after the ruling dragging the wider marketplace down.The decision is among the earliest to address the validity of foreclosures carried out without correct documentation – so-called robo-loans due to the fact they had been carried out by folks who had been unqualified and who typically did not check a single line inside the paperwork.” Will that have a positive impact on people’s lives?

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