Tuesday, October 17, 2006

 

U.S. Pop'n hits 300 Million - Florida Real Estate to Soar

It's official!

As reported in today's Rocky Mountain News, America's
300 MILLIONth citizen was born early this morning.

Quite an astounding fact when you consider that in 1900,
the country's population was 76,094,000.

Which over the course of just one hundred years blossomed
to exactly 281,421,906. But in just 6 years, America's added
another 29 MILLION people to its bottomline.

That's 29 Million more mouths that need food & water, and
bodies that need clothing and shelter.

What's more, by 2030, America's population is expected to
hit 370 Million people.

Just where are they going to live?

If you're investing in real estate, then I hope they're living in
your properties.

America's population growth is accelerating at break neck
speed, which along with the world's population, is putting
much greater demand on land, property, and earth's natural
resources.

If you're not investing now, then don't let this freight train
pass you by. Because if you do, 30 years from now you'll be
saying to yourself, "I should have bought Florida real estate 30
years ago"

Now is the time to stop that from happening, and buy fabulous
property in Florida at below market values

Think about it. With the baby boomers moving in, and sharp
rise in population (which grows faster every moment that passes),
Florida's environment and its real estate will be in much higher
demand.

Look, 3 months or even 3 yeras from now you can be nothing more
than a little bit older, and pay more, or you can take advantage of
property values at below even today's prices. You decide. You have
nothing to fear, because these properties are certified and brand new.

So click here now and view the remaining Florida real estate for sale in our
database at unbeatable prices.

Friday, October 13, 2006

 

Some Real Estate Markets are Booming in the U.S.

While some real estate markets decline throughout the States, there
are others that are booming.

This is even acknowledged by large and respected media outlets.

For instance, although markets (like California), are dropping Nationally,
the "overall outlook seems reasonable: 7 percent appreciation for 2006." - Fortune Magazine.

Do you know where to look? Checked out...you guessed it...Cape Coral?
If not, now's the time you should.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

 

Will Cape Coral Florida Real Estate Survive the slowdown?

If you are an investor or home buyer, you may not want to write off
Cape Coral Florida real estate just yet. For a while now, the media has
been reporting on the demise of the Florida real estate market.

In many newspapers, the pullback on what was once a white hot Florida
real estate market is big news. The market is climbing with a 32% appreciation
and Cape Coral Florida is still ranked in the top five in growth for cities with
populations over 100,000.

Although the Cape Coral Florida real estate market has had a slow summer,
September saw the best sales in four months.

This, and the fact that more boomers and younger families are moving into
the area may mean that the Cape Coral Florida real estate market may be
seeing a turn-around soon. The fact is, buyers are always looking for --and are
willing to pay more for—quality homes in great areas and this is what the
Cape Coral Florida real estate market offers them.

Plus, smart investors know that when a market slows down temporarily,
great deals are often available.

This may be especially true in Cape Coral Florida real estate, since the
Cape Coral Florida real estate market offers great deals and the homes
that buyers are looking for.

Sean Campbell, a Real Estate Broker in Cape Coral says "We had nearly
quadruple the closings of property in our office during the month of September
than we had in August."

This is a good indication that Cape Coral Florida real estate may be on its
way up. However, prices in the Cape Coral Florida real estate market are
still affordable, making this a great option for investors who want to improve
their returns.

Although overall real estate sales seem slow, Cape Coral Florida real estate
seems to be moving and even picking up, Any investor interested in making
money in today’s market reality is well-advised to take a closer look at Cape
Coral Florida real estate.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

 

Vacation & Investment Property in Cape Coral Rises

Earlier I mentioned the bump we've seen throughout the US economy
regarding the rise in home sales for last month.

What's interesting as I dig deeper and troll the investment clubs throughout
Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and with a few of the best real estate brokers in
Cape Coral, Florida who are the real deal - and not just running some crackpot
shop - is that everyone is seeing a lift in real estate values, purchase and home
sales throughout the area.

For instance, one investor I spoke with who wishes to remain anonymous, just
last month in September bought and closed on 15 properties in Cape Coral with
his partner. A portion of those were assignments to buyers from California and
the East Coast.

But his business is up from having done just 4 properties in July and August.

Brokers are also seeing demand pickup for new construction homes in Cape Coral
because people don't want to wait 2 years or more to get a property built.

Be it for vacation or investment, the predicted trend amongst these investors
and real estate brokers is that property activity in Cape Coral will surge even
more this month as we head toward November. Stay tuned!

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

 

Real Estate Mortgage Applications Jump 11%

As reported by the Mortgage Banker's Association of America
in today's Inman News.

Quite fascinating as many had been predicting a slow down.

Yet as we mentioned here earlier last month and in August,
we expected real estate mortgage applications throughout
the nation and Cape Coral to climb being that rates are still
at record lows in the past 4 decades.

Monday, October 02, 2006

 

Real estate sales up...US Census Reports

As I mentioned in our previous blog post, Cape Coral Florida real estate topped out
expectations for the last month in terms of new home sales.

Overall, the national home sales figures are up.

Here's the website to the US Census Bureau report

http://www.census.gov/const/newressales.pdf

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