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- Brokers bullish on housing, worried about recruiting
- Lake Las Vegas Resort Rising From Its Grave
- <b>North Las Vegas Real Estate</b> - Real Estate Article Directory
- Foreclosed Homes Expected To Flood Las Vegas Residential Market
- Real Estate Connect NYC -- your future now
- BlockAvenue aims to be Yelp for neighborhoods
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- Sandicor helping agents go paperless
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| North Las Vegas Home Values and Real Estate Listings | Las Vegas <b>...</b> Posted: 13 Sep 2012 10:08 AM PDT Experience the Magic. WOW - 702-604-7739. Posted 1 week ago by Lori Ballen. Labels: real estate north las vegas real estate market north las vegas real estate values north las vegas home prices north las vegas house values ... |
| Brokers bullish on housing, worried about recruiting Posted: 26 Sep 2012 12:01 AM PDT |
| Lake Las Vegas Resort Rising From Its Grave Posted: 25 Sep 2012 10:23 PM PDT The economy meltdown that struck back in 2008 had some devastating effects on real estate markets across the globe. Some developments, such as the Lake Las Vegas Resort, were unfortunately rocked harder than most, and were ultimately forced to close-down due to a lack of funding. Located twenty miles southeast of Las Vegas, business for this multi-use project was going fine during its opening, as features such as a 320-acre man-made lake, an artificial waterfall, casino, hotel, and residences for sale attracted thousands of investors and homebuyers. However, home values began to plunge, sales quickly stalled, and foreclosures soon began to rise. This in turn had a domino effect on the other businesses within the development as well – a Ritz-Carlton hotel, and even the development's only casino, were closed in 2010. Moreover, the company which owned most of the undeveloped land was left with no choice but to file for bankruptcy. In addition to this, hedge-fund manager John Paulson of the Paulson's Real Estate Private Equity Group acquired 540 acres of developable land just recently, of which he paid $17 million for. Andrew Stegen, current general manager for Ravella, the hotel which replaced the Ritz-Carlton hotel back in 2011, believes that the development went from repulsive to attractive in a short span of time. Although the development is indeed showing signs of improvement, experts are refraining from using terms such as "booming" to describe its potential and current situation as it's simply too early to tell for sure. |
| <b>North Las Vegas Real Estate</b> - Real Estate Article Directory Posted: 10 Feb 2007 10:56 AM PST North Las Vegas Real Estate, though it may seem like the northern portion of the well-loved Las Vegas, is actually its own city. The word in North Las Vegas real estate is "planned." Planned communities are popping up one by one in North ... |
| Foreclosed Homes Expected To Flood Las Vegas Residential Market Posted: 25 Sep 2012 01:16 PM PDT Those looking to acquire a home in one of America's best cities to live, Las Vegas, may soon be able to turn that dream into a reality. Experts say that thousands of foreclosed houses are about to hit the local housing market, and thereby significantly increase local inventory. Both banking and real estate professionals see the Las Vegas market taking another big hit some time in the future, which in turn could substantially postpone its recovery for several years. Previously viewed as a market where sellers reign supreme for the past several months, the new wave of dwellings is going to create a substantial drop in prices, therefore turning the market into a more favorable environment for buyers. The new law which makes it more difficult for banks to foreclose is a big contributing factor for foreclosed abodes coming to the market. Last September 2011, studies show that banks were foreclosing 3,000 to 4,000 properties in Clark County every month. But when Assembly Bill 284 took effect, these figures dropped down to 800 a month. With that said, real estate experts who've closely followed this situation foresee roughly 70,000 foreclosed properties hitting the market. And with the law prohibiting banks from taking immediate action, Las Vegas' residential market will finally get the boost it has badly needed. "It almost feels like it did in the boom years of 2004, 2005 and 2006. People were receiving multiple offers and people were bidding over list price," says Applied Analysis' Brian Gordon. "The reality is that a lot of that's been a function of limited supply on the markets." On the other hand, Bill Uffleman, president of the Nevada Bankers Association, says that banks have found various legal methods to speed-up their foreclosure process again. "Foreclosures will ramp up shortly. I would argue, probably in September," said Uffleman. "If you took 3,000 a month is the norm, I think we will get back to 3,000 a month maybe 4,000 thousand." |
| Real Estate Connect NYC -- your future now Posted: 25 Sep 2012 08:46 AM PDT |
| BlockAvenue aims to be Yelp for neighborhoods Posted: 25 Sep 2012 02:41 AM PDT |
| Weekly Mortgage Update: September 10, 2012 | Travis Bell and <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Sep 2012 08:01 AM PDT Copyright © 2012 Travis Bell and Robbie Henderson Real Estate at Keller Williams - All Rights Reserved Powered by Wordpress & Netfirms. Copy Protected by Tech Tips's CopyProtect Wordpress Blogs. Powered by Netfirms ... |
| Sandicor helping agents go paperless Posted: 25 Sep 2012 12:02 AM PDT |
| Home prices show continued strength in July Posted: 25 Sep 2012 08:13 AM PDT |
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