In today’s real estate investment blog, I will discuss the recent numbers that have come through concerning the housing market. The real estate investment blog is a periodical that examines housing news as well as it offers tips and advice for all those interested in the real estate market. If you would like more information [...]

If you want to get started in real estate investing, it is important that you realize that every real estate market is different. No national real estate market exists. When someplace in Georgia may be cooling off, things might be getting hot in Utah. The fact of the matter is that successful real estate investors [...]

Although you may not realize it, Atlanta Georgia is a prime commercial and residential real estate market.  A recent article in the Atlanta Business Chronicles announced that many of the key towering buildings that make up the city’s skyline are now on the market.
It is a very strong market; it’s a very active market. There [...]

According to current trends more than one in five new home buyers are single women.  An article on BankRate.com gave some interesting facts on this issue.
IF you are a single woman or a real estate guru, this is definately information worth storing.
In 2005, 21 percent of all home buyers were single females, up from 16 [...]

Real estate investing may seem like a poor choice due to the high number of new homes coupled with a lower demand for these homes, however, all signs point to the fact that now is the time to get started in real estate.
Many economists say decent price appreciation is still possible in several of the [...]

A survey given to wealthy Americans (over $300K annual salary or net worth of more than $5.9M) says most of them think the real estate market is not going to be safe this year.  They were quite glum about the success of the real estate market in general.
Faith in the real estate market, however, was [...]

Sure, we all agree the buying has slowed just a bit, but is the real estate market blooming or gloomy?
If California slid into the sea, would it take the U.S. housing market with it?After a few years of real estate boom, which spread dramatically higher prices to many (though not all) parts of the U.S., [...]