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Next to New York City, gay realtor Los Angeles reports Los Angeles has the largest number of gay residents in the United States. Known as a tolerant city in part due to the presence of the large entertainment, arts and fashion communities, Los Angeles has a long history of being a city where gays aren’t afraid to be “out and proud”. Many gay enclaves are located near Downtown LA and West Hollywood. According to gay realtor Los Angeles, some of Los Angeles’ top gay neighborhoods include Silver Lake, West Hollywood, […]

Representing Buyers and Sellers in the Greater Nashville area, I have relationships with lenders, inspectors, builders, and appraisers to help make your real estate transaction a pleasure from start to finish. Real estate transactions can be confusing and frustrating. When you work with me, you can rest assured that I will not only handle the details, but make sure your interests are protected. Whether you’re a first time homebuyer, selling your current home, or relocating to the area I would be honored to have the opportunity to earn your business. […]

Homebuilders may benefit from the drop in distressed properties in recent months, which might spur greater activity in new-home construction, according to a new report by Fitch Ratings. Distressed home sales have hampered home prices the last few years. But with less competition from distressed home sales and rental prices, more home buyers may consider new homes, according to Fitch. Robert Curran, Fitch’s managing director of homebuilding, forecasts single-family housing starts to rise 19 percent in 2012, and existing-home sales to grow 8.5 percent this year. “However, we note that […]

Once blamed as one of the culprits behind the flood of foreclosures in recent years, adjustable-rate mortgages are back and rising in popularity, particularly among luxury home buyers, The Wall Street Journal reports. ARMs are offering super low interest rates—at least for a certain period—compared to fixed-rate mortgages that are tempting home buyers once again. ARMs can have a fixed-rate mortgage rate for a certain number of years, such as five or seven years, before they start fluctuating with the market and the monthly mortgage payments start rising. For home […]

Bill came to Denver in the early 80’s to attend the University of Denver and fell in love with the climate, mountains, and the area … so he decided to call DENVER “HOME.” He has owned many businesses in the metropolitan area of Denver, most recently The Capitol Hill Mansion Bed and Breakfast. His knowledge of neighborhoods has helped sellers and buyers find the right match for their situation. He believes in Education in order to be aware of the trends in the marketplace of Denver and that is why […]

Merlin has a precise vision of the Denver Metro market and how it can benefit each of his clients. His unique ability to work closely and listen attentively with buyers and sellers, allows him to understand your goals and identify your best opportunities; all within a manageable time frame that fits your specific needs. Merlin understands that real estate may be the biggest investment of your life. That is why education of the market, dedicated service, and attention to detail is Merlin’s promise, and using his experience and professionalism to […]

Construction on new homes in September rose to its fastest pace in more than four years, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. Housing starts surged 15 percent in September over August levels, led by a 25.1 percent rise in the multifamily market. Single-family housing starts increased 11 percent in September, reaching their highest level since August 2008. Building permits, a gauge of future construction, climbed 11.6 percent in September. “One of the big headwinds for the economy has been the weak housing market, and this indicates that headwind has dissipated,” Gary […]

Inventories of for-sale homes aren’t the only thing that is dropping. The amount of time homes are staying on the market is growing shorter as well—down 11 percent in the last year—according to the latest Realtor.com data. Homes were listed on average 95 days, according to September housing data. That is down from 107 days a year earlier. Homes are selling the fastest in Oakland, Calif., in which the median age of the inventory averages 21 days, which is 57 percent below what it was a year ago. Denver, Colo. […]

Hello, My name is Keith . I am a Realtor with REMAX Real Estate in Palm Springs, California. I live and work full time in the Coachella Valley which incorporates all of Palm Springs and its neighboring cities. Having the right real estate agent means a Realtor who is committed to helping you buy or sell your home with the highest level of expertise in your local market. This means helping you understand each step of the buying or selling process. This level of commitment has helped me build a […]

The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development reports privately owned housing starts increased 15% since August from an annual rate of 758,000 to 872,000 homes. That is 34.8% above last year’s rate of 647,000. The single-family housing starts in September climbed 11% at a rate of 603,000 from August where it was at 543,000. The September rate for units in buildings with five units or more was 206,000. Authorized building permits for privately owned housing grew 11.6% in September at annual rate of 894,000 from […]