Based on ourlatest data, Houston’s real estate market for February 2013 was HOT for home sellers! Our data showed there were: Fewer homes on the market An increase in average and median sales price An increase in buyer demand An increase in sales units and dollar volume sold February year to date were just as…
The county’s housing inventory has fallen to its lowest point in three years. We have six reasons why the housing bubble made it nearly impossible for first-time home buyers find their dream house.
The major storyline of 2012 was that inventory drastically fell throughout the year, and as a result the median price per square foot for homes increased steadily.
Movoto analyzed some of the largest cities in the country to learn which have seen the largest decrease in inventory over the past 12 months. Cities on the West Coast lead the pack.
If you’re considering buying in San Francisco, you might want to rethink your plan. Fog City is facing what we at Movoto Real Estate like to call one huge friggin’ housing bubble, with numbers falling across the board for potential home buyers.
The value of having professional photos taken for your house listings has been thoroughly documented. A well-composed photo using professional quality equipment can make a huge difference in how potential buyers perceive your listing, as the Wall Street Journal reported two years ago.
Using a conservative analysis we estimated that Facebook’s coming out party will increase property value in trendy Bay Area neighborhoods and cities by $1 to 2 billion.
Movoto.com is bringing the market to you! Want a custom market trends widget on your local real estate market for your blog or website? Well, look no further because Movoto has widgets! Introducing our new Movoto Market Trends widget to add to our growing set of real estate tools for the web-savvy buyer and real estate agent.…
When will the housing market recover? Whether you’re a homeowner, real estate agent, real estate company, bank, politician, or just someone who’d like to buy a home sometime soon, that question is one that just about everyone’s asked at one point or another over the last few years. Truthfully, we here at Movoto aren’t sure…
On Wednesday, we mentioned a young man among our young entrepreneurs who have found real estate success by the name of Austin Hay. He built his own home — a 130-square-foot-plus house, constructed on a trailer base located in his parent’s backyard and costing less than $12,000. What Austin didn’t realize was that, by building…
