In a normal housing market, whether you’re buying or selling a home in Huber Heights, you need an experienced guide to help you navigate through the process.
We are, however, in anything but a normal market right now.
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Interest Rates Hover Near Historic All-Time Lows [INFOGRAPHIC]
Mortgage interest rates have dropped considerably this spring and are hovering at a historically low level.
Locking in at a low rate today could save you thousands of dollars over the lifetime of your home loan.
Let’s connect to determine the best way to position yourself for a move in today’s market.
Just Another Market Monday: May 25, 2020
This weekly market report represents reported sales and real estate activity for the week of May 18, 2020 through May 24, 2020 in Huber Heights Ohio, as compiled by Teri Lussier, The Home Group Realty, and as reported in the Dayton Area Board of Realtors MLS, by all members.
Why Home Office Space Is More Desirable Than Ever for Huber Heights Home Buyers
Remote work may become more widely accepted as this current crisis teaches businesses throughout the country what it takes to function virtually. So, what seems like a business challenge today may be more of the norm tomorrow. With that in mind, if you have a home office, your house may be more desirable to buyers than you think.
#1 Financial Benefit of Homeownership: Family Wealth
For most families, their home is their largest financial asset. This increase in equity drives the net worth, or family wealth, of the homeowner. Renters are not earning that benefit. Instead, they’re building the net worth of their landlord.
Will the Housing Market in Huber Heights Turn Around This Year?
5% of the respondents said buyers are shifting their focus from urban to suburban areas.
1 in 8 Realtors report changes in desired home features, with home offices, bigger yards, and more space for their families becoming increasingly important.
Only 17% said buyers stopped looking due to concerns about their employment or loss of a job.