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How Much does it Cost to Rent in the Las Vegas Valley?

Posted by Tamara Foote on October 25, 2018 in  uncategorized
What do you know about the Rental Market? Many of today’s real estate headlines remark on median home sale prices. In Las Vegas, the median single-family home price reached $300,000 in September, nearly thirteen percent higher than the same month one year ago. What fewer recognize is that the rental market has been similarly heated over the past year. It’s important to cast some light on the rental market, which lives somewhat in the shadows of the for-sale market. The median rent per-square-foot has a... read more

How Buyers and Sellers Need to Adapt in a Changing Market

Posted by Tamara Foote on January 23, 2019 in  uncategorized
The market is changing and we all need to adapt. But what are we adapting to? These infographics examine the market across the dimensions of price, supply-demand and liquidity.Key Factors Affected by the Changing Market Seller Contributions Become More Frequent It is important now, more than ever to have an experienced agent who not only has access to the most up to date market information, but they know how to interpret it as well. For more information on this changing market, contact the agent responsible ... read more

Housing Market Forecast for the Remainder of 2022

Why you need a trusted real estate advisor!
Posted by Haeli Paris on August 18, 2022 in  uncategorized
96 div {text-align: left !important;}} --> Random Rocket August 2022 On a national perspective, home prices are forecasted to increase more moderately than last year, but are not anticipated to drop. "Prices are forecasted to climb by an average of 10.3% this year."* Home sales forecasts have been modified to be lower this year due to inflated mortgage rates ultimately diminishin... read more

Housing Derivatives

Shiller on hedging RE
Posted by John McClelland on June 02, 2010 in  uncategorized
It is very common in the United States and elsewhere to use markets to hedge risk. Farmers, who are long whatever they grow, often sell futures on those same products. That way if prices slide by the time they harvest and bring to market, they have already sold at the higher price if a price decline indeed occured. I have been surprised that in the United States that futures products like the S&P/Case-Shiller are still thinly traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Property derivatives are much more popu... read more

Housing component of CPI, examination of China RE

Up there, down here
Posted by John McClelland on April 17, 2010 in  uncategorized
We put a lot of focus on the Las Vegas real estate market. After all, we sell large amounts of real estate here. Our view cannot be too myopic however, so observations of global trends are necessary. For the past couple of years I've been looking at China real estate. Its difficult to grasp the magnitude of China's deals because a lot goes un-reported. But I recall seeing cranes everywhere in Beijing and Shanghai. Sure, demographics push a lot of this and a growing consumer base is the genesis of demand for these h... read more

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