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SAN ANTONIO HOMES TODAY
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SAN ANTONIO HOMES TODAY - curated by Al Cannistra. Information about San Antonio Homes and the Real Estate Market. #SanAntonioONE #SanAntonioHomesToday #AlCannistra #SanAntonioHomes #HousesInSanAntonio #SanAntonioRealEstate
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The inventory crisis reaches a “crucial inflection point,” signaling the possible end of years-long housing shortages, according to realtor.com®.
Al Cannistra's insight:
keep an eye on the market - is a turn coming? . .
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Since 2008, the Federal Reserve has kept a zero-interest rate policy in place. But on Wednesday, in a largely anticipated move, they voted to bring an end to that era and increased its benchmark short-term interest rate by 25 basis points from near zero.
Al Cannistra's insight:
it had to happen - this is a small step in rate increases - as rates move up, buying power drops down - a good reason to move forward on your home purchase - want to know more, call me
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(Credit: iStock) Housing markets in coastal cities have been the hottest in recent years, but Trulia predicts that the top markets in 2019 wil
Al Cannistra's insight:
HOT MARKETS moving inland? OK, so don't overlook San Antonio - we're inland (and less expensive than others just North of here about an hour or so - not mentioning any names) :-) . .
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The San Antonio Board of Realtors says home prices in Alamo City are continuing to steadily rise in February 2018.
Al Cannistra's insight:
check out the San Antonio housing market... . .
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Housing starts for newly constructed single-family homes soared to the highest level in November since January 2008, boosting builders’ confidence as they look to head into 2016.
Al Cannistra's insight:
positive news in the housing market
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time to move or are we Starving First-Time Buyers?
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