Who’s Buying Homes?
Buying a primary residence is a financial decision, but also an emotional one that involves many lifestyle factors.
What Xers Want
Generation Xers value family time above all else, and the home is the central hub of family activity, offering a place to unwind and connect outside of their busy work life.
Do I Qualify For A Mortgage Loan
Answer these questions to determine if a bank will give you a mortgage loan.
The Student Loan Debt Dilemma
Aspirations of homeownership remain strong, but an increasing percentage of consumers with student loan debt worry about their homeownership future.
What’s In A Color
When deciding which color to paint a room, look to these top designer choices. White – reflects light, room feels brighter and more open, gives homeowners unlimited freedom to decorate. Yellow – has a space-enhancing effect…
A Success Story
Our friends at iHomefinder just wrote this informative piece about how we use their MLS listing product and their new product called MarketBoost that allows us to provide our clients with not just real estate listings but also valuable market information. You can read the full article here: iHomefinder Success Story – Introducing Brian Barry…
Home Smart Home
Renovated homes are getting smarter: 45% of homeowners installed smart systems or devices that can be monitored or controlled via smartphone, tablet or computer intro their renovation projects.
Market Snapshot – Effect of Student Loan Debt on Homeownership
The Effect of Student Loan Debt on Homeownership Writers and politicians are very concerned about increasing costs of college and student loans on the average young person. The amount of outstanding student debt in the US is now $1.25 trillion, and debt is a prerequisite in getting a degree and joining the labor force. This has…
Buy or Stay?
When it comes to buying a home, Xers, Boomers, and Matures all plan to stay in their current home as long as possible, while Millennials plan to purchase their next or first home within the next 2-5 years.
Affordability Facts
Strong seasonal price increases made it harder for Californians to purchase a home in the second quarter of 2016.
