Atlanta Home Prices Looking Strong With Recent Gains

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It seems that Atlanta has taken on step closer to becoming a seller's market. North Atlanta real estate has seen considerable double-digit growth for its second month in a row. This has been its highest year over year gain, according to a S&P/Case Schiller report. The area has seen an impressive 13.4% increase from the previous year. This is the … [Read more...]

Can Higher Mortgage Rates Actually Help the Housing Market?

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As the economy continues to improve, so does the housing market. In fact, mortgage rates are finally beginning to climb from their historic lows. And as the economy continues its improvement, mortgage rates will only continue to rise. Although it might seem like higher mortgage rates would negatively affect the housing market, this is actually not the … [Read more...]

Atlanta Real Estate Market Still Showing Strong Recovery

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Recent data from the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index indicates that the Atlanta real estate market continues to improve and has experienced a long awaited turn toward recovery. The fall 2012 selling season was sluggish in metropolitan Atlanta but still posted gains over sales levels the year prior. Details of the Atlanta data include: Home … [Read more...]

Atlanta Metro Real Estate Makes Gains in Home Sales

The North Atlanta real estate market continues to see increased home sales. However, the home prices have barely budged. Realtors are concerned that these prices may result in a crushed housing recovery. There are several housing divisions going up in West Cobb County, and East Cobb has plans for a 125 home development with average housing prices exceeding … [Read more...]

Metro Atlanta Real Estate Market Sees Recent Prices Growth

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2012 has seen steady growth nation-wide in the housing industry with home sales and prices up . Out of 149 metropolitan statistical areas, 129 showed growth in the Third Quarter. Sadly, Atlanta joined cities such as Las Vegas and Detroit in being a metro area were home prices continue to be lower than pre-2000 levels. While home prices in the greater Atlanta … [Read more...]