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- Pending Sales For May 2010 DOWN 30 PERCENT
- Saints Coach Pleads Guilty to Real Estate Fraud
- Low Interest Rates Drive Manhattan Real Estate Sales
Pending Sales For May 2010 DOWN 30 PERCENT Posted: 01 Jul 2010 08:22 AM PDT Robbing Peter to Pay Paul. That is the result of the tax credit. Sure it boosted sales earlier in the year, but the price that is being paid is pretty extreme. With pending sales down 30 percent since April and 16 percent from last May in the peak selling season, this does not call for a happy selling summer for agents and with those who have homes on the market. I hope agents did not spend their checks to quickly as to add to the fun jobless claims are rising and the manufacturing index is falling. Oh, and construction spending is dropping too. Welcome to the dreaded double dip folks. It is going to be an interesting ride. And to Vicki Cox Golder, National Association of REALTORS President, I guess the traffic did not hold up like you promised your members.
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Saints Coach Pleads Guilty to Real Estate Fraud Posted: 01 Jul 2010 07:40 AM PDT You never would have guessed that Travis Jones was working in Miami when he committed the real estate fraud that he plead guilty to yesterday. Those were the days when everyone in the city was doing it. The now current assistant defensive line coach for the New Orleans Saints plead guilty to conspiracy charges to avoid going to jail for participating in a real estate scam. Jones will have to face the NFL commissioner as they also have a personal conduct policy that could ban him from working in the league.
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Low Interest Rates Drive Manhattan Real Estate Sales Posted: 01 Jul 2010 07:33 AM PDT Forget about the tax credits and governmental interventions when you are talking about Manhattan real estate sales. When the average sale is 1.4 million dollars, interest rates are the key criteria. And interest rates are lower than they have been for decades. So the word on the street in the heart of New York City is buy, buy, buy! And buy they are with sales up nearly 50 percent over last year and a 17 percent bump over the first quarter. The high cost of real estate in New York is much more interest sensitive than the rest of the country. It helps drive the region out of the cycles that affect most of us. Add into the effects of the banks being bailed out and bonus money pouring into the pockets of the New York City bankers and many families are moving from Brooklyn and back into Manhattan.
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