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Put Your Home on the Market

Posted by Jesse Olive on June 18, 2015 in  Selling
Now that you have properly priced your home and prepared it for showing, you are finally ready to put it on the market and find out if all of your hard work – and that of your real estate agent – has paid off. But while it may seem like all you need to do is simply list your home and then schedule an open house to attract buyers, there are a few key skills you and/or your agent should still be working on in order to maximize your offers. Coldwell Banker Premier Realty is truly an expert in this field ... read more

Quick Update On December Trends

Posted by John McClelland on January 21, 2016 in  uncategorized


Quick Facts:

  • Distressed homes are a small fraction of current inventory.
  • Months-of-supply is about three months.
  • The sale price – list price ratio is about 98%.

Real Estate Investment and Development Update

Investors Choose to hold onto properties. Las Vegas evolves to suit the generations
Posted by John McClelland on May 22, 2014 in  uncategorized
InvestorsA few quick updates for followers of the Las Vegas real estate scene and real estate in general:A recent Wall Street Journal article noted that investors who bought homes in the past couple of years have largely decided to hold their properties and enjoy cash flow (Housing Investors Settle into a Holding Pattern, May 20,2014). Instead of treating this as a big trade, buying distressed homes or relatively undervalued homes and selling them after the price increases many cities had experienced in the past co... read more

Reflecting on July

Posted by John McClelland on August 22, 2013 in  uncategorized
In the July numbers, increased prices continue to be printed. On a median price per-square foot basis, single family home prices advanced by 3.2% from last month. With the same metric, condominiums and townhomes increased by over five percent. Multiple offers remain commonplace, although anecdotally, this appears to be moderating as we head into a slightly less active season. It is worth noting that on average, homes that closed in July went under contract nearly 70 days prior, so closings do tend to lag the street... read more

REIT M & A

Some recent activity
Posted by John McClelland on October 24, 2013 in  uncategorized
Some analysts have noted weak M & A activity in REITs throughout the past year. One common reason is the lack of willing sellers. Pretty natural result in this interest rate environment. Scott Craig expands on some of these reasons here: http://www.reit.com/Videos/Analyst-says-REIT-MA-Activity-Lags-Due-to-Lack-of-Sellers.aspx Recently Cole Real Estate and American Realty Capital Partners merged. Housewire has the details: http://www.housingwire.com/articles/27597-cole-real-estate-to-merge-into-american-real... read more

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