It isn’t very often that I have something to say worth posting to both my personal and professional websites. This is one of those posts. I am often asked by my relocating clients about “nice, safe neighborhoods.” This is honestly a trick question that I can’t really answer. I can point you to Metro‘s or [...]
Yes, for real!
On the latest episode of Getting REAL (Estate) in Vegas, we talked about the Southwest end of town. Towards the end, I discuss “Shadow Inventory.” Hint: There’s not nearly as much as people are afraid there is.
Well, maybe not, but we certainly answered the most important questions on yesterday’s episode of Getting REAL (Estate) in Vegas with our guest, Traci Wozniak!
Sorry if this post seems a bit disjointed. There’s so much to tell you that just can’t wait until Friday. First of all, don’t forget to watch the latest Getting REAL (Estate) in Vegas for an overview of East side neighborhoods, condo financing criteria, and more! Let’s tackle home sales and prices. Some experts expect [...]
Yesterday’s Las Vegas Review Journal featured an item on communities that stopped or scaled back development partway through, resulting in “stranded” homeowners who must contend with abandoned construction sites, fewer businesses and services nearby than they expected, and property values damaged as a result. This isn’t just happening in isolated subdivisions, it’s happening in huge [...]
As a real estate professional, I just don’t understand why some people hate apartments. Frankly, any argument you can make against apartment life can just as easily be leveled at condominium life. Complaints about “noisy neighbors on the other side of the wall” and “lousy parking” come to mind. Furthermore, the management team of a [...]
We do love our Master Planned Communities here in Vegas. Out on the West side of town, you’ll find Summerlin. Summerlin has been around for some years, but parts are still under construction. In fact, this weekend some of the builders are having what is billed as America’s Biggest Open House (warning, inline sound until [...]
I am proud to announce that I will be on hand at the United Studios of Self-Defense Desert Shores Dojo for a networking open house on Friday, February 29 from 6-8 PM. The dojo is at 8410 W. Cheyenne, Suite #104, near the intersection of Rampart/Durango and Cheyenne in the Albertsons parking lot. I will [...]
The other day, I promised I would tell you a bit about a new Master Planned Community that I visited. It’s called Providence. When complete, it will have 7000 homes, 2 elementary schools (the first to open in 2009), one junior high, one police and fire station, and 2 parks. There are 15 different builders [...]
