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America’s Healthiest Housing Markets
LendingTree, LLC, has produced the results of their recent findings on America’s Healthiest Housing Markets. The report evaluates and weighs seven critical housing market elements: Debt to Income Unemployment Home Ownership/Vacancy Equity Past Due Foreclosure Loan-to-Value ratios The full detailed … Continue reading →
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November 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
Utah home sales were up for the sixth consecutive month in November, rising more than ten percent, according to the UAR’s newest report. During November, Utah Realtors sold nearly two hundred fifty more homes than last year. Sales were also … Continue reading →
October 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
Home sales rose for the fifth straight month in October. Utah Realtors sold nearly six hundred more homes than they did last year. That’s a gain of nearly twenty-five percent and the fourth consecutive month of double-digit increases. So far … Continue reading →
September 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
The Utah real estate market has seen positive trends over the past two months, and the most recent month was no exception. Sales were up. Inventory was down. And homes were absorbed at a faster pace. In September, home sales … Continue reading →
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Utah’s Housing Affordability Index Reaches Record High
While some would have you believe that the sky is falling when it comes to real estate, Chicken Little is actually craning his neck because the housing affordability index is so high! Since 1970 the National Association of REALTORS has … Continue reading →
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August 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
Home sales are on the rise while inventory is on its way down, according to a new report from the UAR. In August, statewide home sales rose twenty-three-and-a-half percent. Utah Realtors sold nearly three thousand homes, townhomes and condominiums compared … Continue reading →
More Great Utah Housing Market News!
The first piece of good news comes from Fiserv, the creator of the Case-Shiller Indexes. The company recently said housing prices are projected to rise in all Utah metro areas by the beginning of 2013. The analysis is part of … Continue reading →
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July 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
There was good news for Utah Realtors in July as home sales rose more than sixteen percent compared to last year. This is the biggest increase in sales since last year when buyers were rushing to finalize taxcredit‐eligible transactions. Closed sales … Continue reading →
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May 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
Pending home sales turned around in May, rising more than fifty percent compared to a year ago. This is the first time since January that pending sales have been above year‐ago levels. In May, Utah Realtors put more than thirty‐two … Continue reading →
June 2011 Utah Housing Statistics
Utah home sales rose nearly four percent in June, according to the new data. This is the first increase since February. During the month, Utah Realtors sold about one hundred more homes than last year. And sales are expected to … Continue reading →
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