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Does New Residential Development Signal Recovery or Concern?

Does New Residential Development Signal Recovery or Concern?

By Robert Strader on February 17th, 2013
Welcome to our blog, we’re glad you’re here. If you’re new to liveinalpharetta.com, sign-up for our e-Newsletter to get our posts delivered to your inbox monthly. Or, subscribe to the RSS feed in your browser. There have been several clear signs of recovery in North Atlanta’s housing market for some time now. Home inventories have ... [Continue Reading]
Alpharetta Relocations: Still Number One?

Alpharetta Relocations: Still Number One?

By Robert Strader on July 12th, 2012
Welcome to our blog, we’re glad you’re here. If you’re new to liveinalpharetta.com, sign-up for our e-Newsletter to get our posts delivered to your inbox monthly. Or, subscribe to the RSS feed in your browser. An Old Report Resurfaces Recently there have been emails and tweets bouncing around about Alpharetta making the top list of ... [Continue Reading]
North Atlanta Home Inventories Continue Decreasing: Home Buyers Beware

North Atlanta Home Inventories Continue Decreasing: Home Buyers Beware

By Robert Strader on May 26th, 2012
Welcome to our blog, we’re glad you’re here. If you’re new to liveinalpharetta.com, sign-up for our e-Newsletter to get our posts delivered to your inbox monthly. Or, subscribe to the RSS feed in your browser. What a difference a year makes. While inventory levels in have been dropping precipitously over the past two years, the ... [Continue Reading]
Real Estate Buyer Wants and Needs : Alpharetta, Milton and Forsyth County

Real Estate Buyer Wants and Needs : Alpharetta, Milton and Forsyth County

By Robert Strader on March 15th, 2012
Thinking about selling? If your home fits one of these descriptions we may have a buyer for you. Or, maybe your an agent getting ready to list something. We would love to look at it before it hits the market. I know, it doesn’t seem to make sense, we should be able to find what ... [Continue Reading]
Home Inventory Levels in North Atlanta Continue to Decline

Home Inventory Levels in North Atlanta Continue to Decline

By Robert Strader on October 12th, 2011
And Sales Continue to Rise. I’ve been mentioning now for a while that inventory levels, year-over-year, have been on the decline. That, coupled with the YoY increase in units sold, add up to positive news for the real estate market in North Fulton, Forsyth and East Cobb. In the first chart you will see Inventory ... [Continue Reading]
Are Homes with Pools Hot This Year?

Are Homes with Pools Hot This Year?

By Robert Strader on June 28th, 2011
Most home buyers fall into one of two groups when it comes to homes with pools. You either 1) absolutely have to have one or 2) you could take it or leave it. Yes, there are a small number of people out there who specifically don’t want pools, but their numbers are very small. We ... [Continue Reading]
Investors are Shut Out of the Condo / Townhome Market

Investors are Shut Out of the Condo / Townhome Market

By Robert Strader on April 15th, 2011
A Market Of Ready, Willing & Able Renters The size of the rental market has been increasing recently and will continue to do so. With a greater number of people who have lost their homes to foreclosure or short sales, more people need to rent and are looking to rent something comfortable for their family, ... [Continue Reading]
The Answer is No, The Market Isn’t Getting Worse

The Answer is No, The Market Isn’t Getting Worse

By Robert Strader on November 10th, 2010
At least not here in Atlanta….. I know you might not be feeling it right now and I can speak for a lot of Realtors out there when I say it’s a challenging market. Sometimes people look at me a little funny when I say things are getting better, so rather that write out a ... [Continue Reading]
The Flow of Foreclosures in Atlanta, Will It Get Better or Worse?

The Flow of Foreclosures in Atlanta, Will It Get Better or Worse?

By Robert Strader on October 5th, 2010
…..or do we even know? Fannie Mae reported that serious delinquencies fell for the fifth straight month in July (for single-family mortgages). This indicates that housing troubles are easing and the economy is slowly beginning to mend. Loans that constitute a serious delinquency are 90-days late. That rate dropped from 4.99% in June to 4.82% ... [Continue Reading]
Will Market Improvements Spell Trouble for Existing Home Sellers?

Will Market Improvements Spell Trouble for Existing Home Sellers?

By Robert Strader on March 28th, 2010
It doesn’t sound like it makes sense, right? How can things get better but spell trouble for home sellers? Or maybe you’re reading this and asking "How can you even say they are getting better?". Before I get into any potential problems, let me start with the point about things getting better. Things are trending ... [Continue Reading]
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