Real estate in Mission Viejo is almost exclusively residential, although it does have a smattering of commercial sites which are mostly strip malls and shopping centers. This seeming lack of diversity in building type is largely due to the origins and continuing legacy of Mission Viejo as one of the largest master-planned communities in Orange [...]
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Columbus real estate update
October 26th, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The Columbus real estate market has been serious enough to cause strong reactions from the state and federal governments. Overall, Columbus’s rate of decline has been largely driven by unexciting figures regarding home sales, home prices, and foreclosures. According to an October 19, 2009 article in the Columbus Dispatch, condo sales in Columbus may potentially [...]
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New Haven real estate news
October 25th, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The New Haven real estate market seems to be recovering to a certain extent from the nationwide recession that devastated the entire country starting more than a year ago. This is a positive development, because foreclosures have been a mounting problem among others throughout the entirety of Connecticut. According to an October 11, 2009 article [...]
Sea Coast real estate updates
October 25th, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The Sea Coast real estate market, found in the coastal portion of New Hampshire, is heavily influenced by the real estate market of the rest of New Hampshire, given the state’s small population and small physical size. The primary difference between the two markets is that Sea Coast properties tend to have higher prices than [...]
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North Virginia real estate update
October 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The North Virginia real estate market is closely related to the highs and lows of the larger, DC area market. In fact, the suburban portions of North Virginia and the numerous “edge cities” of the region represent the largest segment of the DC region, as far as demographers are concerned. There has been something of [...]
Bradenton real estate market update
October 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate Markets
The Bradenton real estate market is located physically close to the cities of Sarasota and Tampa Bay, which also means that the three markets are rather closely related. There are a number of community and city foreclosure workshops which seek to improve the chances of persons who might be faced with foreclosure in the Bradenton [...]
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Beverly Hills real estate market update
October 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate Markets
The Beverly Hills real estate market is considerably more exclusive and expensive than the rest of Los Angeles, although they are quite closely related. An article published in the Orange County Register on October 12, 2009, provided a unique perspective on the situation facing Beverly Hills. The article, written by Marilyn Kalfun, noted that “So [...]
Cincinnati real estate news
October 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The Cincinnati real estate market is one of the areas of the country that does not seem to be rallying from the economic recession that has until recently dominated the national spotlight. While there have been some bright spots in terms of housing prices and home sales, the rate of foreclosures for Cincinnati and the [...]
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San Bruno real estate news
October 22nd, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The San Bruno real estate market, a subsidiary of the larger Bay Area real estate market and the metropolitan San Francisco real estate market, seems to be at the end of a short term, temporary recovery that may have begun prematurely. This premature start may have been the result of the government stimulus package that [...]
Miami Beach real estate news
October 22nd, 2009 · No Comments · Real Estate, Real Estate Markets
The Miami Beach real estate market was hit quite hard by the nationwide economic recession, as well as the collapse of the local market and the spike in foreclosures throughout Southern Florida. The residential portions of Miami Beach are mainly composed of condominiums and higher-end properties, which meant that the recession affected the real estate [...]
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