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Tag Archives: home values
Cincinnati Real Estate Market Regains Value

The Cincinnati Real Estate market is regaining some of it value according to an article in the Cincinnati Business Journal. The local market ranked #14 out of 50 national metropolitan areas based on value increases over the second quarter. Nationally … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged business journal, cincinnati business, Cincinnati Real Estate, Cincinnati Realtor, desirable areas, first quarter, home values, housing bubble burst, local market, metropolitan areas, midwest, price increases, Real estate market, second quarter, value increases 1 Comment
I Missed the $8,000 Housing Tax Credit so Should I Still Buy a Home?

In recent days I have had a few phone calls from first time home buyers asking me if they should still buy a house even though they missed the $8,000 tax credit. In some cases they could not find the … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Buyer Resource, Property Value, Taxes Tagged $8000 tax credit, 6 years, fire sale, first time home, first time home buyers, gap, good deals, home values, interest rates, key point, long term investment, lower bottom, median home price, property values, real estate investment, real estate investment services, record lows, rise and fall, tax credit, time home buyers, value appreciation Comments Off
Case-Shiller Market report and our Cincinnati Real Estate Market

Yesterday the Case-Shiller home price index came out, and it had some positive numbers. The C-S index looks at 20 major metropolitan real estate markets and watches the change in home sale prices on a monthly basis. The index provides … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged buyer credit, caption, case shiller home price index, Cincinnati Real Estate, conclusions, decline, economic conditions, first quarter, first time home, first time home buyer, home price index, home values, housing market, local market, neighbor, time home buyer Comments Off
Housing Market Rebounds in 2009
New information from Marketwatch.com points to a slowing foreclosure rate in leading indicator states. Their conclusion is that the number of foreclosures is in decline due to some of the aggressive measures being taken by banks, and government agencies to … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged foreclosures, home values, market, real estate 6 Comments
Cincinnati Housing Market Continues to Recover
There is some good news recently put out by the Cincinnati Board of Realtors. According to the sales numbers the last 4 months have seen increasing home sale activity, a good indication that the housing market is beginning to recover. … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged appreciation, Cincinnati, home values 6 Comments
Home Inventory In Cincinnati; a 24 Month Review – Time to Upgrade
I was talking to a real estate agent yesterday and we discussed the inventory of homes in the greater Cincinnati area. I was very surprised to hear them terribly concerned about their perception that there are 11 months worth of … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Property Value Tagged Cincinnati Real Estate, home buyer, home seller, home values, Property Value 6 Comments





