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Homes for Sale News Archive 17-Apr-2009
The slowdown in the economy means homes for sale are sitting on the market for longer periods of time. Sellers are looking for ways to get ahead of the competition. Read more at www.WISHTV.com
Police in several East Bay communities are investigating a string of burglaries targeting unoccupied "staged" homes full of expensive furniture, bedding and decorations that are up for sale.
New-home construction tumbled 11 percent in March, according to government data released yesterday, dashing hopes that the troubled housing market had begun to improve.
The Orlando area's huge backlog of existing homes for sale shrank to a 26-month low last month as local Realtors sold 48 percent more houses and condominiums than they did a year ago.
The Twin Cities housing market continues to show signs of burning through the huge inventory of foreclosed homes for sale.
Realtors say the way to make a home you're trying to sell is to stage it with high-end furnishings to make it more appealing. But the elegant décor is attracting thieves who are stealing from vacant homes in the East Bay.
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