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Jan 13
2009

Cape Coral, Florida Leads Real Estate Recovery

Posted by Susan Ball in Untagged 

Susan Ball

Back in 2006, the City of Cape Coral, Florida was one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.  I moved here in 1993, when the population was about 93,000 residents. Today, we're approaching 170,000 residents of our city. 

Oct 15
2008

Do You Really Believe The News?

Posted by Robert Bowen in Untagged 

Robert Bowen
If you have turned on the news at all recently you’ve probably heard doom and gloom regarding foreclosures, banks going under, and the overall economy going to hell in a hand basket. Yes, it is scary stuff. In reality though, economies naturally work just like a roller coaster. My point is, don’t let the current economic downturn get you down.

Should I buy now? That is the question that is plaguing a lot of people’s minds. Watching the news these days could scare just about anyone from investing in anything. Keep in mind that real estate has no national market. Each local area has its own real estate market. Here in Logan, Utah we still have a strong market and strong local economy. Yes, our growth has slowed, but we are still gaining value on our homes.

Here are a few reasons why now is a great time to buy in Logan, Utah.
  • People selling their homes are willing to negotiate more on price now than they were a year ago at this time.
  • Buyers have more to choose from than ever before.
  • Mortgage rates are still low compared to what they have been in the past.
  • The local economy in Logan is still growing and strong.
If you want to sell your home, you have some things to think about. Currently in Logan there is a large inventory of homes for sale. You have to understand that in order to sell now you may need to be willing to take a lower offer on your home. This is not necessarily a bad thing. If you are looking to move into a larger or nicer home take into account that they will probably be willing to take a lower offer as well.