Holidays Are no Holiday In Real Estate 96 sup, sub { font-size: 100% !important; } sup { mso-text-raise:10% } sub { mso-text-raise:-10% }   The holiday season may not be the first time that comes to mind when thinking about buying or selling a home, but historical Las Vegas Valley market trends suggest it may be worth a closer look.   According to Coldwell Banker Premier Realty's latest The Holidays Are No Holiday in Real... read more

As the holidays approach, many homeowners assume that waiting until the new year is the smarter time to list their homes. But over a decade of Las Vegas market data from Coldwell Banker Premier Realty tells a different story. Historically, sellers have a 38% greater chance of selling their home during the holidays than at any other time of year, making this season one of the most strategic times to make a move. ? The Numb... read more

While everyone else is out on vacation during the holidays you can count on your Coldwell Banker Premier Realty agent to be working hard on your behalf.  You can see here exactly why NOW is in fact a great time to list your home for sale! You can see here from this chart that in fact November and December are GREAT months to list your home with your Coldwell Banker Premier Realty agent! ... read more

Recent remarks by the Federal Reserve suggest that they believe that inflation is likely to be subdued for some time. The committee stated yesterday that they will continue the target range for federal funds at 0 to ¼ percent. Naturally, since not all indicators point to a full economic rebound, the Fed has to be careful not to prematurely apply the brakes. However not everyone in the world markets has this same view on inflation expectations. Many bond traders have the view that inflation will not be subdu... read more

Wednesday and Thursday of this week is when the Federal Reserve holds an important meeting. The short-term rates (Federal Funds) has been between 0% and .25% for the past seven years, which tells you how weak the Fed has thought that the economy has been. With a lot of improved economic data, many Fed watchers have suggested that the Fed is likely to bump the Federal Funds rate by .25%. The economic turbulence emanating from China, along with consistently horrible Eurozone data, has some believing that the global e... read more