I’m so excited because this week, I’m in beautiful Las Vegas. I’m staying at the incredible Cosmopolitan Hotel, which has the best views of the Bellagio fountains. (You’ll see them going off behind me.) I’m here sharpening my skills and updating my knowledge, because I always want to be in the forefront of what is […]
Posts Tagged ‘new homes’
Top Trends in New Construction
In the world of new construction and home building there is always a rolling set of trends and preferences that buyers get excited about. Buyers’ needs change over time and trends have a way of coming in and out of favor. This week I want to share my recent findings related to the hottest new […]
The Changing Face of Real Estate: 2017 and Beyond
Real estate has been through so many changes over the past 10 years and there are more to come. If we take a good look at how our population is aging and changing you can easily forecast some changes ahead. In this two-part series we will look at the top 10 changes and trends the […]
NEW HOMES SALES TO SURGE BY 30%
I have been reporting on new home sales for years and track this facet of the market with a great deal of interest as a Master in Residential Marketing through the NAHB. I find the new home market to be a strong barometer of what is happening with the market as a whole. A stat […]
New Construction: Trends You Need to Know
As real estate professionals we are trained to keep a very close eye on changes in the housing marketplace. But we also need to pay particular attention to what is happening in the world of new construction, as construction trends can have a dramatic impact on the housing market. Here are five important trends we’ve […]
In the News
According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), newly built single family homes sales are up for the third straight month – up 2.1% in May. According to Rick Judson, NAHB chairman, buyers are taking advantage of the still-low interest rates.
Baby Boomers & New Homes … Irresistible Attraction
Baby Boomers are individuals born between 1946 and 1964 – and they are a very important part of the new home industry due to their strong buying power. Not only have they worked for many years and have equity in their existing homes, but they also have inherited the largest passing down of wealth from […]