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Summer 2010 Market Outlook for San Francisco’s Real Estate Market
Summer 2010 Market Outlook for San Francisco’s Real Estate Market July 23, 2010 Real Estate Report News and Updates for Homeowners In This Issue Summer Market Outlook Applications Now Being Accepted for GoSolarSF Tax Credit Extension is Welcome News Living With Nature in the City SFPL Now Offers Free Language Learning Tools How the…
Read MoreSOLD: Stoneyford Avenue, Excelsior District, San Francisco, CA
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Read MoreLatest Issue of Zephyr Real Estate SF MarketTracker Week of 7/20/2010
Real Estate Update for San Francisco Homebuyers and Sellers courtesy of: Cheryl Bower DRE# 01505551 415.999.3450 cheryl@cbower.com In This Issue San Francisco Market Overview Cars to Condos CityPlace Becoming a Reality Greening Our City, One Block at a Time San Francisco Market Overview Single Family Homes Condos/TICs/Lofts 2-4 Units Median Sales Price, last 180…
Read MoreSagging Homebuilder Confidence Opens The Door For Good Deals
Remember, it wasn’t too long ago that most builders were flush with home inventory, unable to find willing buyers. To help move product at that time, builders dropped prices and offered incentives including free upgrades. If confidence continues to sag going forward, home purchase deals of that nature may return — especially as the foreclosure market gets larger.
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- The Housing Market Index Reaches A 16-Month High
- Home Supplies Plummet, Putting Pressure On Home Prices To Rise
- Housing Starts Make Its Largest Leap Since 2004
The Fed’s June Minutes Keep Mortgage Rates In Rally-Mode
At 7,333 words, the June Fed Minutes is the unabridged version of the more well-known, post-meeting press release. The corresponding press release was just 360 words. It turns out, the Fed’s words are doing wonders for mortgage rates.
Related posts:
- The Fed’s April Minutes Push Mortgage Rates Even Lower
- How The “Fed Minutes” Can Change Mortgage Rates And Home Affordability
- Mortgage Rates Spike On The Federal Reserve’s January 2010 Meeting Minutes