Thinking about remodeling? Few might think that Harvard or USC would be interested!
The New Rules of Remodeling - WSJ.com
But the parameters have changed greatly with reductions in home values and equity. - David
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Showing posts with label Equity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Equity. Show all posts
Monday, April 26, 2010
The New Rules of Remodeling - WSJ.com
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
"Home prices rose for the seventh straight month in December..." - Builder Magazine
What does it mean when home prices rise in a single month? Not much. But in this article we learn that this is the 7th month in a row, which is very significant:
Home prices rise 0.3 percent in December - Builder Magazine
The S&P/Case-Shiller index tells us that home prices maxed out in May of 2006, nearly four years ago. So housing declines continued for about three years, then leveled out nationwide in the middle of 2009.
Does that signal a big runup soon?
Home prices rise 0.3 percent in December - Builder Magazine
The S&P/Case-Shiller index tells us that home prices maxed out in May of 2006, nearly four years ago. So housing declines continued for about three years, then leveled out nationwide in the middle of 2009.
Does that signal a big runup soon?
Friday, February 19, 2010
Homeowners' equity is again on the rise after three years of unprecedented shrinkage - LATimes.com
We all knew prices couldn't go up forever, right? Well, they couldn't go down forever either, and the South Bay is a good example of a locale where prices are stabilizing. In fact, would you believe U.S. homeowners' equity in their homes is rising? It's true. - David
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
The changing face of relocation - Inman News
Home value issues are cropping up in an increasing number of relo situations, as reported below. - David
The changing face of relocation - Inman News
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The changing face of relocation - Inman News
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Friday, December 11, 2009
"Underwater and Not Walking Away" - Paper by Prof. Brent T. White
Recently published study by University of Arizona Professor Brent T. White (no relation) on reasons homeowners underwater on their equity often choose not to "walk away." One reason: concern over personal shame. Better reason: It's their home, not just an investment! And of course, most quality real estate will appreciate over time. If this is your situation, an important read. - David
Click here for abstract and to download.
Citation: White, Brent T., Underwater and Not Walking Away: Shame, Fear and the Social Management of the Housing Crisis (December 7, 2009). Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No 09-35.
Click here for abstract and to download.
Citation: White, Brent T., Underwater and Not Walking Away: Shame, Fear and the Social Management of the Housing Crisis (December 7, 2009). Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No 09-35.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Time for an equity check? - Inman News
Equity levels vary widely nationally as well as locally - David
Time for an equity check? - Inman News
Time for an equity check? - Inman News
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