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Use an e-Pro, for top Internet service
What is an e-Pro? And, why should home buyers or sellers use one? When searching on the Internet, consumers want quick, efficient searches that hone in on pertinent, useful real estate information. They want to get things done quickly and without hassle. read more
Opportunities highlight buyers' market
There is much hand wringing, gnashing of teeth and off-the-chart hyperbole by the media and everyone on the backyard cocktail circuit about the current condition of the housing market.
At the risk of sounding incredibly Pollyannaish, Los Angeles real estate will always be in demand, no matter where we are on the up- or down-cycle.
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Despite short-term fluctuations, home values nearly double every decade
The National Association of Realtors recently launched a new web site, www.HousingMarketFacts.com, as a part of a public awareness campaign to promote the possible benefits of home ownership and to counter news about the housing market slowdown, Inman News reported recently.
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Realtors to hold fair for home buyers
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Effort to reach Asian home buyers begins
The Southland Regional Association of Realtors and the Asian Real Estate Association of America recently announced that they have joined forces to increase homeownership among Asian Pacific Americans.read more
Home Market Puzzle Gives Buyers Pause
The condition of California's current residential housing market puzzles and gives pause to some prospective home buyers.
How can prices be rising while sales continue to fall off record highs?
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New Home Sales Surge
While it's too soon to say if it represents a long-term trend, sales of new homes throughout the nation during April posted their biggest surge in 14 years.read more
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Forecast has S. California weathering adjustment
Inland areas of California where the inventory of new homes is the highest and borrowers were stretched to the max are experiencing the greatest pain while adjusting to the new housing market realities, but regions such as Greater Los Angeles are on much more solid footing, C.A.R.'s chief economist said recently.read more
Homes go all green
The first development in Southern California to go completely "green" is being developed by a prominent leader of the Southland Regional Association of Realtors.read more
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