Even after more than a year in our frenzied market, home prices continue to soar, which is excellent news for those who own new and existing homes in our marketplace.
The Case-Shiller National Home Price Index measures the average home prices in major markets across the nation—they’ve tracked that home prices rose by 13.2% year over year as of March, which had the highest annual price growth rate in almost 16 years. According to the National Association of Realtors, the median sales price for existing homes increased by 19.1% in April to $341,000.
Here are our strategies to help you make your offer stand out as a buyer.
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Here’s why you should always have an agent, even if selling to an iBuyer.
Read MoreHere’s what you should know about offers with no appraisal contingencies.
Read MoreHere’s a quick look at Tucson, Austin, and San Diego real estate.
Read MoreHere’s a closer look at the 2020 market in the three areas our team covers.
Read MoreHere’s some insight as to how we bought our fix-and-flip property.
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The 2020 holiday season has officially begun! We hope you are as excited as we are.
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Here are the latest stats from the Tucson, Austin, and San Diego markets.
As per usual, I’ve provided a chart in the video above that details the market statistics for the latest month on record (September 2020).
Read MoreHere’s a quick behind-the-scenes look at a home we’re renovating.
We’ve been renovating a property and are excited to share some footage of that with you today.
Read MoreThe real estate market is in a good place, but don’t try timing it.
What’s the latest news from our real estate market?
Read MoreHere are the MLS tools we use to determine whether or not a fix-and-flip is a good investment.
Welcome Back to Part 3 of Our Investment Series!
Read MoreHere’s an example of an exit strategy for a real estate investment.
Whether you’re an aspiring or active real estate investor, my goal is to help you stay learning-based, which is what all the best investors do.
Read MoreReopening policies affect the housing market data, and here’s proof.
Even though the economy is starting to reopen, it’s a new world out there, and we’re traversing it with gloves and hand sanitizer galore. I think many of us are looking at the housing market and the economic situation at large and scratching our heads, truthfully unsure of what’s really happening—or what may happen soon.
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