Fri, January 15
by Lifestyles 01.15.10
in Dallas, Fort Worth, News Articles and Texas News.
Home foreclosures in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are down 4% from last year, according to a recent article from the Dallas Morning News. In some counties the numbers have even dropped 20% from last month’s “6,000 postings.”
The article quotes George Roddy stating “any decline from last month looks good” and “one month does not make a trend.” Since 2007 this is the first month that foreclosure postings have declined “on a year to year basis.”
The article goes on to state that duplicate monthly postings may have contributed to the year’s high total.
Click here to read the full article.
Fri, January 01
by Kyle 01.01.10
in Announcements, Dallas, Fort Worth and Second Page.
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WHEN: Click here for our upcoming workshops!
WHERE: 106 Decker, Suite 300, Irving, TX 75062
Want to learn how over 8000 people have been successful in real estate?
Many of our members have never owned investment real estate before. Meet other local investors who have learned how to be successful in real estate and earn monthly passive streams of income!
CALL 972.827.0208 FOR MORE INFORMATION
Fri, November 27
by Kyle 11.27.09
in Dallas, Fort Worth and Second Page.
Members and mentors gather to discuss step by step how they located, negotiated and closed recent deals. Case studies range from single-family all the way up to 200+ unit apartments
Fri, October 30
by Lifestyles 10.30.09
in Dallas, Fort Worth, News Articles and Texas News.
Despite significantly lower values compared to 2007’s peak, Dallas News considers why this year Dallas-Fort Worth has seen the lowest home price declines of any city.
Using the Case-Shiller index, analysts are able to track the recent shift in home prices to higher levels, admitting that the upswing may be attributable to the first time home buyer credit.
Although foreclosure and unemployment remain central concerns, most economists expect prices to continue to climb, with North Texas cities, such as Dallas-Fort Worth, leading the road to recovery.
Dallas News used the S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index to rank the decline in house prices in August 2009 from the year before in each market. According to the index Dallas-Forth worth saw the least decline.
Click here to read the entire article at Dallasnews.com.
