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Real Estate Agents News Archive 07-Mar-2009
Home Front: Buyers demand quick response from agents (The Sacramento Bee) Real estate agents going into this new sales season without a BlackBerry, iPhone or other personal digital assistant better get with it. A new survey of homebuyers says when people call a real estate agent, they want to hear back right now, not tomorrow or later. And they'll judge an agent's ability and savvy by the speed of that response. "More than half want to hear back from you in 30 ...
Bidding gets heated on foreclosed houses (Peoria Journal Star) Twelve Peoria houses were sold in less than an hour on Thursday. But this wasn't the usual type of sale, involving real estate agents and such. These houses had been foreclosed, and they were auctioned off at the Holiday Inn City Centre for prices ranging from $7,250 to $40,000. The auction drew 75 people.
Real estate agents continue to suffer (Bowie Gazette)Boyd J. Campbell of Century 21 Home Center, who has been in the real estate business for over 30 years, speaks about how the current economic crisis has affected his business and what he sees coming for real estate agents.
Real estate agents decry tight lending (The State)Some Hilton Head Island real estate agents say banks have gone too far in tightening lending standards, causing potential home buyers to walk away.
Cheaper to buy rather than rent in North Dubbo: report (Daily Liberal)Two Dubbo real estate agents have questioned a report by the Commonwealth Bank.
Warning to real estate agents (NZCity)7 March 2009 Real estate firms are being warned to remember where their loyalties lie after a company's actions cost it $1 million. The Supreme Court fined Premium Real Estate after it sold a home in Caster Bay on the North Shore to a property developer for $2.5 million.
Large dairy farm sales buck recent trend (Scoop.co.nz)The linked sale last week of two high value Central North Island dairy farms is a positive signal for the rural property market, says one of the real estate agents who handled the sales.
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