A Tale of Marches: Updated
As we roll into April, let’s take a look back at March. As you can see on the chart, the number of sales is down from last year, which is consistent with the trend of the last several months. We are hovering
As we roll into April, let’s take a look back at March. As you can see on the chart, the number of sales is down from last year, which is consistent with the trend of the last several months. We are hovering
We are closing for the month of March 2023 at an average of 501K with 46.86 days on the market. Homes are closing on the average at 3.1% below original list price. Sales are down 29.2% from this time last year and
This morning’s graph is a representation of the average Days on Market (DOM) for closed homes by month over the last decade. As you can see below, we are back over over the last several months or so to around 2015 territory.
As a potential homebuyer, it’s essential to know what to look for during a home inspection to avoid costly surprises down the road. Here are the some things to look for during an inspection: Roof – Check for any signs of damage
Three percent is often cited as the historical annual appreciation of housing. Let’s take a look at the last seventeen years and how the Springs as a region measures against that percentage. What you see in the line chart below is that
Earnest money is a sum of money that you may be required to pay when you make an offer to buy a house or other property. It is usually a small percentage of the total purchase price, typically around 1% of the
Here are just a couple of things to think about when considering selling a home! Considering selling in Colorado Springs? Please give us a call at 719-447-4663!
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Perhaps one of the most important decision in the home purchase process is that of a home inspector. The Agency maintains a list of inspectors as a basis for beginning your research into selecting a home inspector. As with all decisions, please
This is an interesting breakdown on why mortgage rates are relatively flat this week. The Federal Reserve is on hold and investors in all markets “are sitting back and waiting for the election,” (Brett Sinnott) says. Read more: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/mortgages/mortgage-analysis-102616.aspx#ixzz4OzBATj8L Follow