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Monthly Archives: October 2015
So much for the boom?
From CNBC: Pending home sales down 2.3% in September Signed contracts to buy existing homes dropped 2.3 percent in September from August and were just 3 percent higher than one year ago, according to the National Association of Realtors. The … Continue reading
Posted in Housing Recovery, National Real Estate
123 Comments
Scratchin’ and Surviving, Good Times!
From the Record: N.J. home sales activity at highest level since 2005 The number of home sales in New Jersey is up 17 percent from last year and is on track to hit the highest level since the housing-boom days … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Employment, New Jersey Real Estate
87 Comments
Home prices up 5.1% in August
From the WSJ: U.S. Home Price Growth Gains Strength in August, Case-Shiller Says Home prices rose in August, according to a report released Tuesday, suggesting the market has momentum heading into the final months of the year. The S&P/Case-Shiller Home … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Housing Recovery, National Real Estate
119 Comments
New Home Sales Tank
From CNBC: US new home sales drop to near one-year low New U.S. single-family home sales fell to near a one-year low in September after two straight months of gains, suggesting a temporary cooling in the market for new houses. … Continue reading
Home Prices continue to hit new highs
From HousingWire: Home prices rise 0.3% in August, up 5.6% since January Home prices were up 0.3% for the month, rising 5.5% on a year-over- year basis, according to the August house price index from Black Knight Financial Services. This … Continue reading
Posted in Housing Recovery, National Real Estate
70 Comments
Weekend Legal Discussion – Hospitals should pay property taxes
For the lawyers, from Lexology: Pretty sure that hospitals and doctors don’t need to have subsidized property taxes. New Jersey Tax Court decision may signal a troubling trend in challenges to non-profit entitie The New Jersey Tax Court’s decision in … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Politics, Property Taxes
39 Comments
September sales jump, second best level since 2007
From the WSJ: U.S. Existing Home Sales Surge in September Sales of previously owned homes swung to a big increase in September, putting the market back on track for its strongest year since 2007. Existing-home sales climbed 4.7% last month … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Housing Recovery, National Real Estate
96 Comments
Millennials to lead the housing charge?
From MarketWatch: Why millennials should buy a home today Sachita Kumar did something that few people her age appear to be doing in 2015: She bought a house. “We decided that we just didn’t want to pay someone rent, so … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Housing Recovery, National Real Estate
61 Comments
GSE Reform Dead
From HousingWire: GSE leadership no longer expecting reform The government-sponsored enterprises are getting back to their core mission, shaking the idea that a resolution to conservatorship is just around the corner and reshaping their business models to reduce risk to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Housing Recovery, Politics, Risky Lending
84 Comments
Even power plants get foreclosed on in Jersey
Not residential real estate, but how can I not post this fiasco of epic proportions. From Philly.com: Bank begins foreclosure on power plant at Revel A bank is foreclosing on the power plant at the center of a dispute that … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Humor, New Development, Unrest
89 Comments
“I don’t know where it ends, but it doesn’t end in a good place.”
From the Daily Record: N.J. taxes report: Businesses say fix N.J. now Ralph Zucker walked into the Bell Labs building one day in 2007, looked around and saw the once-bustling site contained only a vast, eerie silence. The shell was … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Employment, New Jersey Real Estate
85 Comments
Prospective buyers don’t want to eat Friskies
From the APP: N.J. housing buyers resisting higher property taxes Weighed down by high property taxes and a sluggish economy, New Jersey’s housing market is recovering from the Great Recession much more slowly than the rest of the nation. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Housing Recovery, New Jersey Real Estate
16 Comments
NJ Jobs up 4700 in September
From the Record: N.J. added 4,700 jobs in September; jobless rate ticked down New Jersey added 4,700 jobs in September, putting the state’s job market back on the path of slower growth seen at the start of the year, after … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Employment, New Jersey Real Estate
110 Comments
Will NJ ever recover?
From the Record: NJ leads the nation in foreclosure activity New Jersey continued to lead the nation in foreclosure activity in the third quarter, as the mortgage industry deals with a backlog of distressed properties in the state, RealtyTrac reported … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreclosures, New Jersey Real Estate
165 Comments
Foreclosures decline, NJ still in foreclosure logjam
From MarketWatch: CoreLogic Reports 36,000 Completed Foreclosures in August 2015 CoreLogic…today released its August 2015 National Foreclosure Report which shows the foreclosure inventory declined by 25.2 percent and completed foreclosures declined by 20.1 percent compared with August 2014. The number … Continue reading