I think DC may have a new contender in “cool factor” and that could very well be “Charm City”, aka Baltimore. I know that during the past few years, there’s been a ton of development in Baltimore, specifically in areas … Continue reading
This mris report was gathered from sales and contract data from the third quarter in 2010. This covers all of Washington, DC and the surrounding areas. Interest rates were still in the high 4′s or low 5′s at the most … Continue reading
Washington, D.C., traditionally takes a back seat to world cities like London, New York and Tokyo when it comes to real estate investment. That’s likely to change. Thanks to a proposed $1 trillion wave government spending, investors are flocking to … Continue reading
In today’s market, becoming a seller means you’re initiated in a group that’s labeled as being at the bottom of the real estate food-chain. There are way too many sellers and, as a result, the inventory has become saturated. Funny … Continue reading
I’ve been obsessing lately about modular homes. There’s something very efficient about doing it this way. First of all, the house comes in several sections and, via a crane, they’re put together on site. Electrical and plumbing is done next … Continue reading
