Dikirim kepada Anda oleh buysell melalui Pustaka Google:
via HomeFinder.com News oleh HomeFinder.com News pada 11/09/29
According to a recent article from The Associated Press, it appears the nation's housing market may be the anti-Robin Hood.
The article explains that the housing sector remains troubled, which has affected many of the country's middle- and lower-class citizens. However, for the upper class, the market has been booming, the report relays.
The article juxtaposes two areas in Michigan to confirm its point. In Detroit, foreclosures have continued, driving many from their homes while sending prices way down. For instance, in one neighborhood, a three-bedroom brick Tudor home for sale was recently bought for $6,000. However, 15 miles away in Birmingham, a "posh suburban" town, multimillion dollar homes were selling quickly, rising 21 percent from the previous year.
"We're getting more showings, more offers and more sales," one local Realtor told the news source.
The article explains that the housing sector has become bipolar, as the luxury sector continues to record greater sales and higher prices, while the rest of the market is moving sideways or getting worse.
Outside of the luxury sector, home prices are down 30 percent from their peak in 2007, which represents a greater decline than the one recorded during the Great Depression.
Beberapa hal yang dapat Anda lakukan dari sini:
- Berlangganan untuk HomeFinder.com News menggunakan Google Reader
- Lakukan persiapan menggunakan Pustakan Google untuk mengikuti perkembangan semua situs favorit Anda dengan mudah
No comments:
Post a Comment