Once the economy begins its rebound and jobs are once again more plentiful the need for housing will once again be in demand and when that occurs there could quite possibly be a housing shortage. How, you may... » more
Every for-sale sign tells a story. These days, most tell about trouble making the house payment. Yet in Sacramento, more such stories are ending with short sales and fewer with... » more
The federal tax incentives that boosted home sales this spring has also given incentive to Congress which is working to get homebuyers an extra three months to finish qualifying. Yesterday Senate Majority... » more
Median sales prices of existing homes in Sacramento County and West Sacramento reached $190,000 in May, their highest level since September 2008, the Sacramento Association of... » more
In the past 14 years of coaching real estate agents to market themselves, I've noticed a simple mistake that can cost you a transaction. Do you know which one I'm talking about? Imagine you're working... » more
Property I.D. hosted its 2nd Annual Women's Council of Realtors Presidential Cocktail party this past Sunday evening. In attendance was Barbara Safran Women's Council of Realtor's 2010 President and... » more
As homebuyers rushed to beat the April 30th deadline to qualify for a federal tax credit, and as a result signed sales contracts to purchase homes hit their highest level since October 2009. The National... » more
So many real estate professionals today are wondering, "How can I stay positive in today's market?" Like any discriminating real estate professional, you realize the value of a positive mental attitude. Here are... » more
The pop-pop-pop of nail guns has returned to Cordially Way in Elk Grove. Madeira, a 1,900-acre planned development at the city's southern edge, was nearly left for dead when the real estate market... » more
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely explains the phenomenon this way: "If you think about it, people are quite trusting." There are "wonderful things about this trust," the Duke University professor said... » more
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