A full time dedicated REALTOR who constantly refreshes his skills and knowledge through ongoing classes and seminars. “I have been in the Real Estate Industry since 1984 and a Licensed REALTOR in Florida since 2004.” My partner and I fell in love with Sarasota many years ago and decided that is where we wanted to live. We moved here in 2003 and have enjoyed it ever since. Sarasota is a very gay friendly city and has something to offer everyone. […]

Serving the Greater Princeton Area, Central New Jersey, Bucks County and the Metro Phildelphia Area. Licensed in New Jersey since 2003, Pennsylvania since 2009. AREAS I COVER : In New Jersey : Greater Princeton Area, Mercer, Middlesex, Somerset, Monmouth and Burlington Counties. West Windsor, East Windsor, Hamilton, Robbinsville, Chesterfield, Bordentown, Florence, Ewing, Plainsboro, Monmouth Junction, South Brunswick, North Brunswick, Princeton, Hightstown, Montgomery, , Skillman, Somerset, Allentown, Florence, Cherry Hill, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Moorestown, Evesham, Mansfield, Burlington, Dayton, Monroe, Flemington, Princeton […]

Prices are rising and inventories are falling in markets throughout the United States, which has led financial reporting and forecasting firm Kiplinger to declare the housing recovery “firmly” in motion. Moreover, the company says housing will help carry the overall economy at a time when U.S. exports are decreasing, says Karen Mracek, a Kiplinger editor and real estate analyst. “The biggest reason we think we’re on firm ground is that we’re seeing every indicator on the way up,” Mracek says. […]

Home buyers may not get as great of a deal on a foreclosure as they once did, according to Paul Diggle from Capital Economics in a new report. Foreclosure starts are falling and the inventory of foreclosures has been decreasing, which has caused the discount on foreclosures to lessen. The discount on foreclosed homes compared to other homes has fallen to a 12 percent average, according to Diggle. That was about the same percentage prior to the housing crash, he […]

New York is the lone U.S. city to land in the top 10 most expensive residential real estate markets in the world, according to a new report from Knight Frank. But with luxury homes in New York costing anywhere from $2,030 to $2,240 per square foot, it’s only about half  as expensive as the most expensive housing market in the world: Monaco. There, luxury homes can cost $5,350 to $5,920 per square foot. The following are the top 10 priciest […]

Maybe it’s because of the military presence, maybe it’s because we’re only a few hours from DC, or maybe it’s because we have Virginia Beach, but Hampton Roads has an ever growing gay community. I appreciate that I can utilize my knowledge and experience to help build wealth through real estate within our community. Whether you are moving to the area or have lived here a few years or longer-ask me how I can help you with ALL of your […]

As a hard-working, full-time real-estate agent in Phoenix and its surrounding cities, I will work tirelessly for you. As an out and proud gay man who has been with my partner for more than two decades, I proudly and sensitively serve the needs of gay and lesbian (LGBT) people who want to work with a gay REALTOR. Please contact me today! Click here to search for a gay or lesbian real estate agent anywhere in the country. Professional/Personal Distinctions: Buying […]

Texas single-family construction permits and existing home sales increased in January, while housing starts declined, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. After two months of decline, single-family housing construction permits rose 5.1% from December to January, while sales of existing homes rose 3.2%. Conversely, housing starts in Texas dropped 1% in January. “The housing market has shown drastic increases in the past four to five months and this report is no surprise,” said Judy Jones, the 2013 president […]

While continuing to chip away at the damage caused by the housing crisis, the overall health of the housing recovery still remains fragile, the Obama Administration said in its latest housing scorecard Friday. “The Obama Administration’s efforts to speed housing recovery are showing continued progress as the February scorecard indicators highlight ongoing improvements throughout the housing market,” said the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs Kurt Usowski. Home prices steadily inched forward, with […]

The number of consumers who believe home prices will increase over the next year rose to record highs, according to Fannie Mae’s February 2013 National Housing Survey, which polled more than 1,000 Americans to assess their attitudes toward housing. Forty-eight percent of consumers surveyed say they believe home prices will rise in the next 12 months, and 10 percent of consumers say they believe home prices will inch down, a survey low. Overall, the survey showed that consumers are optimistic […]