Multiple Offers – Do You Want Them?
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Category Archives: A Look At The Market
5 Great Tips for a Successful Sale
1. Concentrate on curb appeal – When a potential buyer drives by your house, you want it to be remembered. Make sure the lawn is cut, bushes are trimmed, and weeds are pulled, plant flowers if possible, and make your … Continue reading →
Prices On The Move
I was curious as to how much home prices were increasing between last year and this year, year to date. Since average prices can be thrown off by heavy or lightweight pricing, I used the median pricing approach. The median … Continue reading →
Is Housing Affordability Problem Becoming A Crisis?
It is an interesting question. Last month the National Association of Homebuilders surveyed over 19,000 adults to gauge the public’s attitude on housing affordability in their housing markets. Their findings show that 80 percent of Americans households now believe the … Continue reading →
Looking For A Brand New House In Pike?
Builders and developers are getting scare in Pike Township. 15 years ago there were plenty. We were at the peak of the housing market. A builder could build a starter home for around $125,000 and would sell out a community … Continue reading →
2018 Pike Township Neighborhood Sales and Prices
I have just finished compiling the sales for each neighborhood in Pike. If you are curious as to how many properties have sold in your neighborhood in 2018 and what the average price was, click the link below. You can … Continue reading →
The Perfect Neighborhood
I get asked what is the perfect neighborhood in Pike Township. My first response is “define perfect”. “Perfect” can be so subjective. Are you looking for; • Perfect value/price • Perfect appreciation • Perfect schools • Perfect appearance • Perfect … Continue reading →
Inventory Shortage
To a Realtor, our inventory is how many active houses are on the market currently. Today there is an extremely low inventory. To give you an example, 10 years ago at this time of year there would be 1000+ houses … Continue reading →