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Times have changed for sure. In a market that used to be mainly married couples purchasing homes we are seeing more and more single women in the market now.

The trend seems to be one on the rise so realtors and sellers alike are starting to recognize a whole new marketing area to focus on.

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Home owners across the nation may be looking for a miracle of sorts to shore up the sagging home prices.

Ever since the economic meltdown of 2008 home prices have remained under pressure though some segments did show feeble signs of recovery.

At the beginning of 2012, a critical analysis of the ground realities do [read more]

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In today’s world of real estate we have to remember that real estate is a business.

Like any business this means you have to have a specific marketing structure and know what the trends in marketing are.

Selling a candy bar is, in so very many ways, almost equal to selling a home; the only difference being [read more]

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In this Buyer’s Market it is very important to show lower numbers of “days on the market” for the home you’re selling.

Why does the number of days on the market matter? To simplify it all, it comes down to giving a sense of desperation to buyers.

A buyer who sees a home on the market for [read more]

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Although the housing market has been treading water, the forecast ahead is somewhat promising. Certain communities are forecast to start growing in appreciation in the following year.

However, it is important to note that several factors including interest rates, commercial construction, and regional development and politics certainly impact the trend.

One promising sign that both the economy [read more]