Experts have projected that U.S. home prices will appreciate by 5.4% in 2013. If we assume that prices will rise about the same 5% over the next twelve months, here is the difference a buyer in Utah will pay if they wait a year.
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Investment banks eye Utah
Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013There is even more good news for the Utah economy, making the decision about whether to buy a home for Utah physicians, resident physicians and dentists even more clear. Now is the time!
A word of warning to Ivy League Excel jockeys heading to Wall Street: You may end up in Salt Lake City. It’s a long commute to the Hamptons, and the nightlife can be … well … sobering. Then again, think of the skiing.
Utah, already home to 5 percent of Goldman Sachs workers, is gaining momentum in its bid to be Wall Street of the West. State economic development officials say they are in advanced talks with three major banks on projects that would bring an additional 1,000 securities jobs to Salt Lake City.
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Really? You’d rather rent?
Friday, April 19th, 2013There has never been a better time to buy a home in Utah. With rates near historic lows and rents up, the time is now.
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Massive Changes in the Housing Market… What to Do
Tuesday, April 9th, 2013Today’s post is written by Dr. Steve Sjuggerud of Daily Wealth and clearly explains why MARKET PRICE today is still a fantastic deal.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
“Steve, I can’t manage to buy a house,” an attendee told me over the weekend in San Diego at Everbank’s Global Currency Expo.
“The last house I tried to buy had 65 offers on it and sold well above asking price.”
This guy was not alone…
Conference attendees from Florida to Phoenix told me similar stories. “The deals are gone,” they said. So they’re giving up.
But fear not, my friends! Market price – or even “above-market price” – on housing in America is still a fantastic deal today. Let me explain…
What’s happened in real estate is nothing short of extraordinary…
Keep reading Massive Changes in the Housing Market… What to Do
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