The market is mixed at best with lower-priced homes struggling under the weight of tighter credit and weak job growth amid younger, first-time buyers. Bright spots are in higher-priced homes and the active adult sector.
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Real estate Seasonality
1. Real estate Seasonality
In a recent Real estate blog some analysts tried to point out the weather impacts affecting the
overall growth of real estate investment. The oozing price of houses and disaster 2007 financial
failure has made investor scared of investments.
The season's impact
The spring selling season has been effectively cut in half in many parts of the country. That has
increased the short-term risks to the equities significantly.
the market is mixed at best with lower-priced homes struggling under the weight of tighter credit
and weak job growth amid younger, first-time buyers. Bright spots are in higher-priced homes and
the active adult sector. In its first quarter earnings, Miami-based Lennar reported more sales of
bigger, higher-priced homes. Executives at Pulte last fall said they were concentrating on selling
move-up homes, as the entry-level market was rough.
The resale value
We generally assume a margin of 5 to 6 % but looking at events of 2007 real estate failure. its
important to dogwatch the stock markets. As the economy is in recovery stag, investment
possibilities are looking greener.
Especially with increasing cross border investment commercial real estate is in news now.Rising
home prices are causing some investors to pull back on their home purchases, while others are
exploring new markets in search of better bargains. In order for a property to be worth the
investment, it has to offer not just solid appreciation potential, but lucrative rental returns for the
long term.
Renting over Purchase
The national vacancy rate for apartments decreased from 8 percent to 4.1 percent from 2009 to
2013, At the same time, the average price of an existing U.S. House has risen about 14 percent,
according to commercial real estate news provided by Reis Inc. to a newspaper report. People are
discouraged to invest in Houses as a effect of housing market disaster of 2007. A burden of
foreclosures forced many people to move out of their homes and into apartment leases. On the other
side, construction of apartments was uphold until the last few years because many builders couldn't
get loans during the credit crisis.In certain places, this led to lease and a rise in rents. This was seen
as opportunity for the landlords to increase rents in many markets.
The investor pull back may also be a function of basic geography. All real estate, and all real estate
investors, are local.