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Las Vegas Foreclosures Rate is Increasing – Good or Bad Sign?

Posted by Bonnie Henson // October 20, 2015

Just a few years ago, there were so many homes in active foreclosure that many were sure that Las Vegas would never be able to bounce back, but today that number is less than 300. Market trends are seeing some change in the downward trajectory, however, as foreclosures have went up in the area recently. […]


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August Real Estate Numbers Showing Good News

Posted by Bonnie Henson // September 30, 2015

We all know that the Las Vegas housing market was one of the top casualties during the recession. The number of foreclosures far outpaced the rest of the country and many Las Vegas residents were forced out of their homes. While we are finally seeing some positive signs that the market is regaining footing, there […]


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Caution is Best Approach to Las Vegas Real Estate

Posted by Bonnie Henson // September 22, 2015

Real estate featuring existing homes saw a bit of a stall last year. Investors began pulling out and sellers were overpricing their homes, thinking that their value was much more than reality. Signs are pointing to positive news in the first half of 2015, however. Cheaper borrowing costs and an influx of borrowers who were […]


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Nevada Supreme Court Makes Decision to Favor HOAs

Posted by Bonnie Henson // September 15, 2015

Even with a decision from the Nevada Supreme Court, it didn’t really answer many questions that realtors, owners, and buyers had. The September ruling gave homeowner associations the power to wipe out a mortgage through foreclosure if dues to the association are left unpaid. This could have long time repercussions for the housing market in […]


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Las Vegas Real Estate Market Still Having Issues

Posted by Bonnie Henson // August 18, 2015

The housing market in Las Vegas and the surrounding area is much stronger than it was just after the economy collapsed. However, there are still issues that need to be resolved. In fact, a new report from WalletHub has analyzed the market and it was found to be the unhealthiest market in the United States. […]


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Housing Market Seeing Gains in First Quarter

Posted by Bonnie Henson // July 28, 2015

At the spring Las Vegas Housing Outlook, a panel of observers said that they believe that the housing market in Southern Nevada will make some decent gains in the next 18 months. In the first part of 2015, housing indicators, such as home closings and construction permits, stayed at the same level or even increased. […]


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Las Vegas Commercial Market on the Rise

Posted by Bonnie Henson // July 14, 2015

The Marketbeat Snapshot reports were released for the 1st quarter of 2015. These reports give a detailed look at the office, industrial, and retail sectors of commercial real estate in Las Vegas. Gains were seen in commercial real estate in the southern part of Nevada and this gives a hint that Las Vegas may be […]


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When to Reduce Your Asking Price

Posted by Bonnie Henson // June 16, 2015

If your house is on the market, we’re going to be frank. Odds are good you’re asking too much for your home. And if you keep it up, you could drag down the whole market, local real estate agents say. New reports show the number of homes languishing unsold on the Las Vegas market is […]


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Predicting Real Estate Trends Doesn’t Take a Crystal Ball

Posted by Bonnie Henson // June 9, 2015

Realtors need to have some handle on what real estate is going to do in the future. While sometimes the predictions are right, other times they are not. That is why they look at a wide variety of different factors in the economy. Some you would expect, such as mortgage interest rates, pricing trends, and […]


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Underwater Home Loans Still Common in Las Vegas

Posted by Bonnie Henson // June 2, 2015

While being underwater on your home loan doesn’t always mean that you are going to lose your home to foreclosure, if you live in Nevada, the chances are that you will. In Nevada, the rate of foreclosure is still comparatively high and in over half of these cases, it is due to the fact that […]


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