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The Pearland real estate market showed continued strength during the month of November 2012 according to statistics released by the Houston Association of Realtors. All primary indicators point to an established Seller’s market with higher sales, higher prices, lower days on market and tight inventories. Signature Synapsis of the real estate market data for Pearland [...]
Above all else, folks that visit our real estate website daily seek answers to two crucial questions: What homes are for sale and how’s the market doing? Our Houston home search tool emphatically addresses the first question and it makes your search experience easier, more efficient, more visual and more fun. And to date our [...]
During the month of October, Houston’s real estate market continued its strong gallop to register the 17th consecutive month of higher sales. I would like to summarize and distill the latest real estate market data to its very essence for you in order to give you a clear picture. 1. Sales up 35%, dollar volume [...]
The first quarter of 2012 has been a great departure from the sluggish sideways market of 2010 and 2011. Even before the sales statistics for February were released, active agents on the field have seen signs of a recovering market every day in their business. Traffic on real estate websites has been up with more buyers [...]
It’s that time of the year again! Today we will be taking an objective look at the performance of Houston’s real estate market in the year 2011 and provide you with a clear picture of how the market is doing currently. It is always good to stay informed on local market conditions but this analysis [...]
Market stats for November 2011 were released by the Houston Association of Realtors on Tuesday. The table below covers the main eight figures that HAR tracks to gauge overall market conditions: Although useful, these figures by themselves don’t provide much insight until they’re coupled with some historical perspective and context. That’s why I went back [...]
