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North Hills real estate transactions for the week of August 7, 2022

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Marilyn Miller sold property at 421 Bellaire Road to Wilman Olmedo Calderon and Jeannine Marie Brevik for $578,000. Eileen Ravis sold property at 71 Marblehead Hbr to LW Invests LLC for $237,500. Linda Fryz sold property at 1622 Blackburn Heights Drive to Corey and Samantha Hirkala for $580,000. William Jerry Schuring sold property at 2366 Magee Road Ext. #2368 to Michael and Cathy Rawlings for $399,900. Michael Pivar Jr. sold. property at 2413 Nicholson Road to JRR Homes LLC for $175,000. Balasubramanya Rangaswamy sold property at 1702 S Hawthorn Court to Conor and Joelle Corcoran for $595,000. Benjamin Finney IIRead News

Illinois real estate: Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford home buyers in Aug. 7

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These activities, which were recorded during the week of July 25, were collected from the information files of the provinces. They represent sales of $78,000 or more. PEORIA COUNTY 1914 W. Richwoods Blvd., Peoria: John Seed Jr. to Richard Shamaylov, $78,000. 4009 W. Verner Drive, Peoria: Sally A. Houser to Jose Gallegos and Maria Del Carmen Blancas, $80,000. 2310 W. Laura Ave., West Peoria: Ryan L. and Jennifer R. Lewis to Randolph C.C. Middleton, $81,000. 109 E. Frances Ave., Peoria: Matthew K. Dryden to Harold N. and Mary A. Morrow, $82,000. 715 E. Willcox Ave., Peoria: Kaitlin R. Stone andRead News

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate Named “Broker of the Year” at 2022 Inman Innovator Awards

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Trailblazing real estate brokerage takes home one of the industry’s top awards for its growth and success over the past year. , /PRNewswire/ — Completing a year of national and international expansion, technological advancements and record sales, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate was named “Brokerage of the Year” at the 2022 Inman Innovator Awards in Las Vegas. Since 1998, the Inman Innovator Awards have honored companies, people and new technologies that increase efficiency, effectiveness and transparency for consumers and real estate professionals. This trade was between the seven players who are fighting for this trophy. Innovation has fueled the growthRead News

Roberta S. Alexander, State Teacher of the Year, Realtor, Mother

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MORRISVILLE- Roberta S Alexander, 87, a longtime resident of Craftsbury, died Saturday, July 16, at Manor Nursing Home with her family by her side. Roberta was born on May 30, 1935 in St. in Johnsbury as the daughter of Gerald and Gladys (Wylie) Spaulding. For many years the Spauldings lived in Craftsbury and St. in Johnsbury. As a little girl, Roberta attended what was then a two-room schoolhouse in Craftsbury Village, followed by Craftsbury Common Academy, where she developed a lifelong love of learning. He was also on the basketball team that played in the half court gym. When sheRead News

What Does a Real Estate Attorney Do?

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Editor’s Note: We earn a commission through affiliate links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not influence the opinions or evaluations of our editors. Buying or selling real estate is an important decision and a significant investment. When you consider the complexities of real estate laws, even the smallest misstep can cost you money. This is why you may need a real estate attorney for certain transactions, or a real estate attorney, to navigate through all the necessary legal requirements. They can also help you avoid potential landmines so you can protect your real estate investment. Here are the different servicesRead News

2 Reasons to buy a Dip in Metaverse Real Estate

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Although things are starting to look up a bit across investment markets, it is clear that the crypto winter has not yet thawed enough to put away our snow boots. However, there are signs of thawing and they point to the end of snow and ice – eventually. There are still many opportunities to buy the dip in crypto assets such as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), including metaverse real estate. Virtual real estate, unlike many other NFT assets, has utility far beyond its sticker price. However, who doesn’t want to score a deal? Here are a few reasons to buy theRead News

Naples’ hot real estate market is still going strong

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It’s no secret that Florida’s real estate market has become more competitive than ever in the past few years, and many experts predict that this trend won’t change until the end of the year. A shortage of homes for sale compared to the number of motivated buyers has driven prices to an all-time high – and the center of this boom is in the city of Naples. In a June 2022 article on RamseySolutions.com, the publication writes, “Real estate gurus predict Florida real estate market to remain hot throughout 2022.” The same article cites that if you are a sellerRead News

A husband and wife team have been sentenced for wire fraud

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ABINGDON, Va. – A husband-and-wife team of Wise has been convicted today of federal wire fraud related to their plan to create fake home sales contracts to obtain presale commissions they were not entitled to. Jessee Allen DeLoach, 40, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in February 2022. He was sentenced today to 15 months in federal prison. Natasha Ashley Miller DeLoach, 38, also pleaded guilty to telephony fraud in February 2022 and was sentenced today to 15 months in federal prison. In addition to their jail time, the DeLoaches agreed to pay $146,273 in restitution. According toRead News

As Feds raise interest rates, experts say it’s cooling Phoenix’s red-hot real estate market

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PHOENIX — As the Fed continues to raise interest rates, local experts say it’s cooling the red-hot Phoenix real estate market. Christopher Martinez moved from Seattle to Phoenix back in May. After renting for a period, he bought his very first home in a market where sellers were getting 10% above list price. “The minimum bid was pretty much that high!” Martinez said. Competition for a home was so crazy at the time that his realtor made six offers in a single day, running simultaneously. If you got a hit, he says you couldn’t afford to hesitate or the house would beRead News

Compass Real Estate

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August 4, 2022 Updated: August 4, 2022 3:43 p.m. Compass Real Estate’s River Oaks area office is located in this Class A tower, 200 Park Place. Theresa Hill will co-lead about 300 agents at the location. Luxury real estate firm Compass Real Estate has secured a key new leader for its high-profile River Oaks-area office as the company continues to grow in Houston. The residential real estate brokerage has hired veteran real estate professional Theresa Hill as a sales manager to help lead 300 agents at its Westheimer office outside River Oaks, the firm announced Thursday. Hill currently serves onRead News

12 Breaking Real Estate Deals You Shouldn’t Ignore, Even in a Hot Housing Market

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It’s hard to be picky as a shopper right now. Faulty Foundation “Foundation issues are typically one of the most ‘deal’ situations when it comes to real estate, and for good reason,” said Matt Woods, co-founder and CEO of SOLD.com. “Neighborhoods can change and fixtures can be replaced, but it’s very expensive and difficult to fix problems with the foundation. Typically, these fixes are pretty temporary and buyers will find that when they’re in the seller’s position years later, their property isn’t worth as much as they hoped.” Out of Code Plumbing or Wiring Many older homes have cast ironRead News

Denver real estate market shifts towards buyers, new report shows

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The Denver metro housing market is taking a turn to benefit buyers. By the numbers: The number of homes on the market in July rose over 7,300 — a 22% increase from June and an 81% spike from a year ago, according to the association’s latest market trends report released today . Yes, but: By historical standards, the market for buyers is not as good as it could be. What they’re saying: “It’s starting to look like a recession, but it might just be the slowdown in the market we’ve all been hoping for,” says Nicole Rueth, a mortgage companyRead News

Forum Real Estate Money and Impact Fund Announces Second Quarter Results

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TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / August 3, 2022 / The Forum Real Estate Income and Impact Fund (“REIIF” or the “Fund”) reported second quarter results and is on track to deliver strong results for its owners in the first year. The REIIF was launched in December 2021 and is focused on the acquisition of impact-driven institutional quality residential rental properties that provide long-term, stable, inflation-protected cash flows with the opportunity for capital appreciation. REIIF’s portfolio is located across Canada, with an emphasis on supply-constrained markets showing strong rental demand, including Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Montreal and Winnipeg. Following REIIF’s recent acquisitionRead News

Beverly-Hanks, WNC’s largest real estate company, acquired by Charlotte-based Allen Tate

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Allen Tate Realtors, based in ASHEVILLE Charlotte, acquired Beverly-Hanks, the largest real estate operation in western North Carolina and one of the oldest, dating back to 1976. Beverly-Hanks, which has 18 residential offices and more than 460 realtors in WNC, as well as a commercial real estate operation, made the announcement Aug. 2. “As a local business in western North Carolina, local experience, personal service and respect for our special corner of the Blue Ridge drive everything we do,” said Beverly-Hanks Realtors President Neal Hanks in the statement. . “This new partnership will allow us to expand on that visionRead News

“Million Dollar Listing” Alum and Real Estate Powerhouse Fredrik Eklund Launch Proptech App, REAL

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The pandemic has changed the way the world communicates, from remote work to Zoom meetings to social media. It has also affected the efficiency in which many industries operate, including real estate. For better how agents promote themselves and their properties, Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing alum and founder of Douglas Elliman’s top-producing brokerage, D’Eklund | Gomes team, Fredrik Eklund recently founded new social real estate app REAL together with entrepreneur Thomas Ma. REAL is a social app for real estate that fuses an Instagram-style platform with WhatsApp-style chat capabilities, allowing agents to promote themselves for free and create another streamRead News

Are you ready for a bear market?

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If you’ve never experienced a buyer’s market before, everything you know about selling real estate is about to be shocked. Coach Bernice Ross is here with the strategies that helped her successfully overcome multiple push-ups. Are you getting Inman’s Agent Edge? Make sure you are registered here. As of July 28, 2022, the United States is officially in recession. The days of multiple offers, short time-to-market, rising prices, and high buyer demand are fast becoming a distant memory. If you’ve never experienced a buyer’s market before, keep in mind: everything you know about selling real estate over the past decadeRead News

Real estate scores gap to save gap

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Stephen Schwarzman, Senator Joe Manchin, and Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (Photo by The Real Deal with Getty Images) Real estate is an ever-changing industry. But few things have angered its private sector like talk of ending the tax break for interest. Back when Barack Obama said it, Blackstone head Stephen Schwarzman compared it to “when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939.” Schwarzman later apologized. Last week, Senators Charles Schumer and Joe Manchin made a surprise compromise for a spending bill that includes a tax increase on interest income. In the world of real estate, this was no small matter. TheRead News

China’s Real Estate Market: Mortgage Boycott May Spur Multi-Billion Dollar Rescue

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Will there be a housing market crash?

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With high interest rates and a shortage of real estate still out there for potential homebuyers, many are worried that a real estate market crash is coming. On this final episode of “Une Real Estate with Justin Clark,” local real estate agents join the show to share information about potential risks and how the market is shaping up. Check out the full video and review. Copyright 2022 by WKMG ClickOrlando – All rights reserved.

Changing the industry: A new social media tool for real estate

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The pandemic has changed the way we communicate; everything is now digital and much faster. National – and even global – real estate is becoming one big market as people move more and more and look for real estate around the world. Agents are licensed in many different states and there is a complete transition, especially in the luxury market. It is now more important than ever for agents to brand themselves, stand out from the crowd and generate key inbound leads. Most agents have a website presence — and if they’re with a brokerage, they may only have aRead News

Four hottest neighborhoods in Fayetteville for real estate

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The housing market in the Fayetteville area is booming, but some areas in and around the city are especially sought after, according to a real estate agent who closely follows the trends. David Evans, who researches and analyzes the real estate market in Cumberland County and the surrounding area, said that after discussing the needs of a potential home buyer, he looks at a number of factors to determine the best option for the person. Here are four areas with neighborhoods he says appear to be particularly desirable to buyers in the Fayetteville area, along with two nearby areas thatRead News

Maine Commercial Real Estate Transactions: July 2022 – CentralMaine.com

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M.A.C Realty, LLC purchased the 3,374 SF building at 1020 Congress Street, Portland from 1020 Congress Street, LLC. Justin Lamontagne, CCIM, SIOR; Tom Moulton, CCIM, SIOR and Katie Allen, Dunham Group. 1 E Gorham Industrial Parkway, LLC purchased the 2,500 SF building at 11 E Gorham Industrial Park in Gorham from G. Harmon Associated, LLC. Tom Moulton, CCIM, SIOR and Katie Allen; Greg Hastings, SIOR, Dunham Group. Cardinal Development Corporation purchased 67.0± AC at 986 Portland Road, Saco from Sherry Mitchell and Pamela Consiglio. Drew Sigfridson, SIOR, and Brice O’Connor of The Boulos Company. Brighton/Portland, LLC purchased 9.09± AC atRead News

Cumberland County’s real estate market is the hottest ever, according to realtors

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Longtime real estate agents say the Cumberland County housing market is “unbelievable” and “crazy.” The numbers reflect their views. In June 2020, the median price of all homes sold in the past 12 months in Cumberland County was $150,000, according to Longleaf Pine Realtors Association Multiple Listing Service data. The price increased to $ 173,000 a year later and $ 195,000 in June of this year. Those rates represent a 15.3% increase from 2020 to 2021 and a 12.7% increase the following year. Statistics show that the number of homes sold increased from 5,737 in 2020 to 6,394 in 2021Read News

5 keywords clients want to see in listing descriptions – and what to avoid

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Join the exclusive and become a Sotheby’s International Realty agent. More In luxury real estate, prospective customers always have reasonable demands. In recent years, not only have their listings become more specific, but many property searches begin with online listings before buyers ever interact with a seller or agent. How can you grab their attention at this early stage so your list stands out? Make sure to mention the attributes that are most relevant to the affluent audience. This doesn’t have to be a complicated or technical process. “Most of my information comes from in-person networking, talking to agents, orRead News

Sell ​​Yourself: Your Plan to Earn Multi-Million Dollar Ads

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Let’s get straight to it. The method for winning multi-million dollar listings is simple. You have to: Don’t get me wrong, this is a simple list, but the work and process of creating it is not easy. If it were, everyone would be a real estate agent and everyone would be making millions doing it. How to break into luxury (This is what you’ve been waiting for) Show your worth It all ends and begins with your Unique Selling Proposition (USP). This is how you stand out in any market. Start simple and build from there. Define your long-term andRead News

Changing the industry: The new social app for real estate

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The plague changed the way we speak; everything is digital and very fast now. International – and even international – real estate has become a huge market as people travel around the world looking for real estate. Agents are getting licenses in many different regions and there is a lot of crossover happening, especially in the luxury market. It is more important now than ever for agents to prove themselves, stand out from others, and generate valuable leads. Most agents have a website presence – and if they have a brokerage, they may only have a bio, if at all.Read News

Middlesex, Worcester, Norfolk county real estate transfers, July 31

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A 1995 Hopkinton home in Forestside Estates that has been elegantly updated is this week’s top residential sale in MetroWest. The five bed, five bath Colonial style home at 19 Elizabeth Road was last sold in 2004 for $1,225,000, according to the City Surveyor’s online records. This time, on July 15, the home sold for $2 million, according to The Warren Group in its weekly home sales list. The vendors were Todd A. Cestari and Ann Brady; The buyers were Roland P. Dias and Karen B. Dias, according to online records at the Middlesex County Land Registry. With more thanRead News

Illinois Real Estate: Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford Home Purchases for July 31st

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These transactions, recorded the week of July 11, are compiled from information on file with the respective counties. They represent sales of $78,000 or more. PEORIA COUNTY 4212 N. Illinois Ave., Peoria Heights: Jason and Denise Fechter to Jessica N. Treat and Xena Herrera, $80,000. 812 W. Gift Ave., Peoria: Michael D. and Janice Durham to Shakina Robinson, $80,000. 1919 W. Hudson St., Peoria: Chris L. Slack to Jenessa Shelton, $84,000. 10407 N. State St., Mossville: Thomas A. Petz to Alec B. Lewis, $88,000. 2916 N. Golf Drive, Peoria: Sierra Walker to Damien Broadhead and Tomi J. Nelson, $90,000. 1016Read News