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There is no way to exactly predict how the real estate market will shape up for 2016, but looking at enough data could make for almost accurate predictions, just like what Svenja Gudell, new appointed chief economist of Zillow.com does, Reuters reports. Mortgage Trends Update, News, Reports: Previously Owned Homes Sales Dropped, New Homes Sales Rose
As per the National Association of Realtors, previously owned homes sales dropped to 4.76 million from October's seasonally adjusted rate of 5.32 million. The expected sales figure is 5.30 million, which makes the end result considerably low. Possible factors that led to this low results include pent up demand that are due to low inventories of for sale homes, alongside the issues regarding their affordability. The New Most Expensive Listing In Connecticut
Stamford, CT is home to several blue-chip companies and the executives who run them. The neighborhood boasts good schools, low crime rates, beautiful beaches, and amazingly close proximity to the Big Apple. But now, it can add one more to its bragging rights, as Stamford is now home to Connecticut's most expensive listing, Realtor reports. Boston's Top 5 Real Estate Stories of the Year
High price tags and expensive sales were among the most talked about stories in the real estate market for this year, and it looks like the same trend that is going for Boston and its suburbs, boston.com reports. Q&C Hotel Purchased By California Real Estate Trust For $51M
The Q&C Hotel in the heart of New Orlean's Central Business District has a new owner, and it is its third one for the past two years. The 12-story, two-building property was purchased by a California-based real estate trust for $51.2 million, following a full renovation conducted by the previous owners, Nola reports for The Times-Picayune. U.S. Top 20 Hottest Housing Markets In December 2015
Regardless if you celebrate Christmas or not, the month of December will always be taken over by the holidays. Witt long lines everywhere, get-togethers, office parties, Christmas lights and decorations, everything else just slows down and grinds to a halt. It's practically the worst time to go job hunting, start a diet, and even more buy or sell a house. And as expected, the residential real estate market has indeed cooled down for the last month of 2015, Realtor reports. Real Estate News: New York City Plans To Introduce 'Micro' Apartments Into Housing Market [WATCH VIDEO]
The nation's biggest city New York is introducing a new trend into their housing market. Recently, more developments in the Big Apple feature apartments with little balconies, tall ceilings and less than 360 square feet of space. These housing units which are currently sprouting like mushrooms all over the city are called "micro" apartments. Single Ladies Back In The Home Buying Market
Single ladies are set to come back in the home buying market. To all single ladies out there, this is the perfect time to get back in the home buying market. Commercial Real Estate News: Commercial-Mortgage Backed Security Loan Prices Increased in November, DebtX Says
The largest marketplace for loans, DebtX, has announced that they have seen an increased in commercial real estate loans under the Commercial-Mortgage Backed Security (CMBS) in November. ProspectPLUS! to Raise $50,000 for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
Direct mail marketing company ProspectPLUS! has announced that it will be starting its "Year of the Kids: A Dollar for Dollar Campaign for a Cure" program in partnership with St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, in hopes to raise $50,000 in the first year of their campaign.