Georgia, with its southern climate and charm, its culture, its great entertainment, golf courses, and oceanside attractions, is one of the most desirable places to live in the United States.

Georgia, with its southern climate and charm, its culture, its great entertainment, golf courses, and oceanside attractions, is one of the most desirable places to live in the United States. It is also treasure trove of history; but in spite of its desirability, Georgia foreclosures are occurring at the second highest rate in the entire country.

Great Homes at Bargain Prices

The demand for homes in Georgia may have priced many of them beyond the means of many buyers. But the high rate of Georgia foreclosures does put some Georgia properties within the reach of less affluent buyers, and listings of Georgia foreclosures will let home hunters find attractive homes at attractive prices.

Georgia foreclosures listings present an opportunity for considerable savings to home buyers, and those who know the market and have some good luck can buy Georgia foreclosures at up to a fifty percent discount to market. Even better, there are a wide range of homes in the Georgia foreclosures listings.

Options for Buying Georgia Foreclosures

The available options for purchasing Georgia foreclosures are dependent on who holds title to the property. Government foreclosures in Georgia are available for purchase through bidding. Bank foreclosures can be bought directly through the banks, while some Georgia foreclosures are sold through auctions.

One good source for finding Georgia foreclosures is the Foreclosure Data Bank. It both lists homes in foreclosure and provides information on the best way for you to purchase the foreclosed properties of your choice.

Georgia foreclosures, in recent months, have moved to center stage in the consciousness of America’s educated real estate buyers. The number of homes on the market in Atlanta, in the past half-year, has risen nearly twenty-nine percent, and the Georgia foreclosures rate has nearly doubled in the past year. The glut of unsold homes in the market can lead to terrific bargains for qualified buyers.

One reason for the significantly increased number of Georgia foreclosures may be traced to the wide range of Georgia’s mortgage products. Because some of these products entice people into over extending themselves financially, homes are going to buyers who will soon go into default and lose them to foreclosure.

It is not uncommon for those facing foreclosure to become victims of predatory lenders, foreclosure counselors, and even realtors who will work the situation tot heir own advantage but will invariably cost the homeowners money and in the worst cases, their homes, without doing a thing to eliminate their responsibility for the mortgages on their properties.

Far too many unsophisticated homeowners have fallen prey to unscrupulous business practices as they have fought to save their homes. Any homeowners who think that they e could be facing foreclosure in the near future should talk to the lenders on their properties as soon as possible. They may be able to negotiate lower monthly payments until they are in a better financial condition.

For those interested in purchasing foreclosed properties, information on foreclosed properties is publicly available, and by getting it as early as possible, a buyer can do all the necessary research to make an informed decision about going ahead.

Platinum Investment Group is operating on the Bulgarian market for the last 3 years, which gives us a perspective of the local real estate market and how it works. During these years we saw many positive changes in the market. Our experience is mainly with the residential market in Sofia and the observations about its development are optimistic.  The biggest change we have witnessed in recent years is that clients are more selective.  Their preferences changed, they tend to prioritize quality construction, good location, and facilities offered over superficial signs of prestige and luxury. 
Local business climate is good. Of course every place has its peculiarities and Bulgaria is no exception, but in any country that we operated in, we have always adjusted to the local demands, without bending on our guiding principles of work.

 There is a general tendency in investments’ rate decline and the reasons are global. However in comparison with other countries, especially those where Platinum Investment Group operates, the Bulgarian market can be considered stable. Western world lives through a global financial crisis, whose effects are to influence the economy in general, but local market has its specifics and on our part we do not have any intention to stop investing, quite the opposite, it is our intention to increase the volume of our investment in Bulgaria. We have a plan for the following 4-5 years in which we intend to plan an accumulated investment of approximately EUR 32 million.

In the residential segment of the market, we have not witnessed a decrease of prices. As mentioned before, we consider the residential market in Sofia as stable, mostly due to the stable and even growing demand for residential units. One of the peculiarities of the Bulgarian market is that people prefer to own the place they live in. Platinum Investment Group believes that this tendency leads the market. The banks will continue to provide loans to households because this is the demand of the market and the banks, as providers of service, should continue and satisfy this need.

Among all important features a client is looking for when picking up a place to live as location,  price and quality construction, last years demand points out residential unit buyer in Sofia is looking for combination of these as well as non-direct positive features as good design and green areas that add to the experience of having a home in a particular building. Along with these there is growing interest in properties where facilities and common area facility management do not additionally boost the price of their own home – clients avoid paying big property management taxes and higher prices just because there is a shop on the ground level. Apartment buyers are getting more and more practical in their approach to the building’s amenities and this turns to be an advantage for all middle-size developments in prestigious Sofia districts. And last but not on last place important are the payment scheme, security of the area and the building itself as well as the apartment execution.

We, Platinum Investment Group are in the process of completing our third project in Sofia and we expect to start, by the end of this year, a new residential complex in the district of Dragalevtsi. This is an exciting new complex type development that will include different amenities such as fitness and a swimming pool. In the first half of 2009 we will start with two additional complex type projects – one in the centre of Sofia and another in one of the Southern neighborhoods. We believe that the project developed in the Centre of Sofia will be attractive to professionals working in or near the centre. The second one will enjoy its proximity to Sofia Business Park and the proximity to Vitosha and the ring road. With these three new projects we expect to have between 550 and 650 apartments being developed, together with additional office space and retail area.. We also have under development a village type resort near Borovets.

Despite all difficulties the real estate market meets, we still believe residential homes market is always active as people’s need for food and home will always be a priority. With adequate prices and quality construction we will give our best to stay on the market as one of the solid companies people chose as their partner in their home search.

Increasing your property value in the Colorado real estate market can be a daunting task. With property values stabilizing or declining in certain markets around Colorado, it is becoming more challenging for homeowners to recognize a return-on-investment with their home improvements.

According to Remodeling Magazine’s 2006 “Cost vs. Value “ report, the cost for most remodeling projects in 2006 increased while the return on investment decreased. Apparently, a mid-range kitchen remodel with an average cost of $54,000 only returned 80.4% versus a 91% return on $43,862 in 2005.

How can a homeowner increase their property value? From our experience consulting homeowners and investors, we strongly advise them to research the property improvements of other houses in the neighborhood. Know what improvements and the quality of the improvements neighbors are making to their homes. For example, if you are installing two inch slab granite countertops and everyone else has Formica laminate countertops, chances are that you will not realize a return on your investment.

Typically, you will want to focus on areas that are most important to buyers – foyer flooring, the kitchen, bathrooms, two-tone interior paint and cleaning exterior finishes and landscaping. It is best to avoid renovations to master suites, sun rooms and even office additions.

The most important factor to consider before starting a home improvement project is to analyze your local real estate market within your neighborhood in Colorado. Some neighborhoods around the Colorado real estate market are experiencing a significant return-on-investment with home improvement projects, whereas other home improvement projects are seen as an over-improvement for the community.

As always, identify and work with a Colorado real estate agent that has experience in the real estate investment market and skilled in determining what home improvement projects yield the highest return-on-investment for your local market.

For several years the state of Utah has led the nation in appreciation with real estate. It looked like that Utah was immune from the housing crisis as property values skyrocketed in the northern part of Utah.

The average price of Ut homes for sale rose above the national average. In the greater Salt Lake City area, the average price of single family homes sold in 2008 was $258,000 with a median price of $222,500.

Utah homes sale prices from 2004-2007 went up quickly and now the Utah Real Estate market is correcting. Home sales in Utah are down 30-40% compared with 2007. Home purchases have consistently declined since August of ‘07.

Median prices have stayed steady in most areas, but there is a glut of high end homes and un-sold vacant properties on the market. Many of these properties were spec homes built by out of state real estate investors who were trying to make a quick fortune off of the appreciating real estate in Utah.

This surplus of housing is throughout the wasatch front Salt Lake and up to Logan Utah. The areas least affected tend to be the areas with the most affordable housing.

Right now there are over 20,000 Ut homes for sale. Most homes have been on the market for a long time and many sellers are very motivated to just get rid of them.

The prices of homes in Utah can range anywhere between a $45,000 turn of the century 900 square feet beater in Ogden, to a multi million dollar mansion in in the avenues above Salt Lake City.

Almost everywhere you go it is a real estate market in Utah. The lending and mortgage market has also drastically changed in the last year. Many buyers are electing to use FHA home loans as there are not many other options for buyers with small down payments and limited credit history.

All the indicators across the nation are saying things are going to get better and are even showing some improvement now. And it will be a while and in the mean time there are plenty of really great opportunities to buy now.

Like the individual who found a home that has been on the market for over a year. It was purchased by an investor who offered the bank half of it what was owed on it and bought it, put several hundred thousand in it and then the market took a downturn (last year for real estate as we all know) and now had to sell it for a real bargain to hopefully just cover his costs. The buyer in this case found a jewel at a fraction of the cost. His value is surely in a great place now and as the economy continues to recover, will get even better.

Now is the time to buy!

Good Luck in your house hunting!

I’ll personally answer any questions you ask at anne@househuntinginutah.com

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Every seller should consider numerous tips in order to navigate the conditions that may be related to the Main Line real estate. Therefore, extra pressure may be implied in the process thus making every seller to try to make his own home more attractive to the potential buyers. These buyers have to be attracted by using several improvement measures that may differentiate one real estate from another. In these conditions, the real estate becomes more affordable for almost every buyer who will be interested in investing his money on the market.

Risk-taking is to be considered as a genuine obligation when it comes to the Radnor, PA real estate; these risks are to be taken thus providing the person with more fulfilling acts during his life. But this situation is not enough when it comes to dealing with the current real estate market; on the contrary; simply taking risks in not to be regarded as an essential feature when dealing with potential buyers who are not likely to be convinced of this aspect alone. The domestic housing areas is likely to develop even more in the years to come thus making the potential buyer to become more picky when looking for the proper investment on the Main Line real estate market. But the housing values will become to be lower and there is also some bad news when it comes to several of the current real estate markets. For instance, the future price declines are to be expected in the years to come thanks to the continuous expansion of the present market. Therefore, cautions are to be taken in order to make the proper investment. The sellers should take into consideration the following steps in order to provide themselves with successful and profitable businesses.

The first thing to be considered is the proper maximization of the house for sale; therefore, the best way when it comes to combating every client’s reluctance is the proper marketing strategy that involves your Main Line real estate. Technology is to be used in order to impress the potential buyer; for instance, many of these buyers are likely to use the internet in order to find the desirable homes. The seller may ask a real estate agent in order to find out more about how to present his home online; the online presentation of every house must include all its facilities in order to impress the potential buyer. Flattering photos and even virtual tours are to be used in order to convince the buyer who is highly interested in investing his money on the Radnor, PA real estate market. The most appealing features are to be considered and they have to take part to the online presentation of the house.

The possible competition is to be researched too; the seller should spend some time in order to find out more about the local real estate that are for sale at a particular moment. The seller has to figure out how these houses are marketed in order to plan his own strategy that is likely to work in the case of his house. The competition must be checked in order to find out how it can measure up to the seller’s home. The real estate agent should be brainstormed in order to have new ideas when it comes to showing all the improvements, upgrades and even marketing ideas that can be helpful when deciding to sell a Main Line real estate. The seller has to figure out how he can differentiate his own house from others in order to attract all the potential buyers. He may also choose to sweeten the entire deal by offering different discounts or covering some extra costs that may be related to the potential buyer of the real estate.

The sale should be put off; this aspect is to be considered when the seller realizes that this is not the proper time in order to sell his real estate. He may choose to wait for a more profitable and proper moment in order to take full advantage of the future transaction. He does not have to panic in case that he notices that the current real estate market is not the proper one for him. He has to wait for the right moment because it is no use hurrying the deal because this aspect may affect its effectiveness or profitability. The opportunities are to be seized at the right moment and the seller should take his time in order to evaluate all his options. He may even ask a real estate agent for his advice or he may browse the internet in order to find out more about the current real estate market. The right resources are to be used in order to influence his future actions in a positive manner.

With foreclosures on the rise in Southern California, the team at REALESTATE-SANTAMONICA.COM has been getting a lot of inquiries about short sales. Mostly people are asking what they are. Well in short…no pun intended, a short sale is a transaction where the lender is willing to take less money than what is actually owed on the mortgage. The point behind this is to avoid a foreclosure.

Foreclosing on a home is something that the bank as well as the borrower usually tries to avoid. When the borrower defaults on a mortgage (doesn’t pay for months in a row), the borrower begins to accrue much more than just the mortgage payment. Quickly other expenses begin to add up, such as late fees, attorney fees etc…not good.

With a foreclosure the lender can lose nearly half of the mortgage amount because of the costs involved in foreclosing on a property: attorney fees, lost interest, property maintenance, court costs etc. Foreclosure is also a very drawn-out process. It can take over a year in some states. Because of this, many lenders are amenable to a short sale over a foreclosure so that they can simply cut their losses and move on.

Short sales can also be in the homeowner’s best interest as well. Most agree that the primary benefit to the homeowner is that he/she is able to get out from under the mortgage without suffering through a foreclosure. Additionally, the homeowner’s debt is getting taken care of for much less than is actually owed on the home. The homeowner’s credit is usually spared some of the wear and tear caused by foreclosure as well.

What is the process?

When a homeowner gets behind on the mortgage and wants to try and avoid foreclosure, the lender must be contacted immediately. The last thing a lender wants to do is foreclose, but there is a process that needs to be started to make a short sale possible.

The lender will usually require quite a bit of information including:

- Hardship Letter. Basically the homeowner is telling the lender the story behind being late with the mortgage. Additionally the letter should request a short sale.

- Bank Statements. This is to verify assets…or sadly, the lack thereof.

- Income documentation. W-2’s or 1099’s to verify the borrowers’ income.

- Value of Home. Banks will either order an appraisal or a CMA “comparative market analysis.” CMA’s are generated by realtors and we at realestate-santamonica.com can help with that.

- Listing Agreement. This just documents that the home has been put on the market. After it sells, the purchase agreement is included as well.

With any luck the lender will approve the short sale and the home will not go into foreclosure. If the short sale occurs, a preliminary proceeds sheet is generated. This document lists the net proceeds of the sale after the mortgage is paid off, as well the closing costs and all other related fees. This amount will be negative…and is the shortage.

Potential Consequences

Before requesting a short sale, a borrower should consult with his/her attorney and/or accountant as there are a few things to be mindful of.

First, the lender may require the borrower to sign a note to repay the shortage. Also the lender may file a collection or judgement to recover the shortage. A good real estate attorney will be able to guide the borrower through this.

The IRS may also come calling for the income taxes owed on the amount of the shortage. A tax professional should be contacted by the borrower regarding this.

Hopefully this shed a little light on the world of Short Sales and remember REALESTATE-SANTAMONICA.COM is here to help you.

If you’ve been waiting to buy a new home until the market was just right, you don’t need to wait any longer.  Right now, Marin County, CA homes for sale are moving at attractively low prices.  Though prices in this desirable area will never be rock bottom, the overall housing price slump in California has had an impact here as well.

Like much of the rest of California, the boom years saw a sharp run up in prices in Marin County, CA.  Homes for sale were showing double digit appreciation at the top of the market.  Some of that appreciation was a little over enthusiastic, and that additional valuation has been taken back out of the market, allowing new home buyers to get into the area at pre-bubble pricing levels.

Additionally, there is a very limited quantity of foreclosure and short sale properties on the market.  You will want to build a strong relationship with a local realtor to get an inside track, or at the very least, first notice on these kinds of properties.  If you are less picky about location and have the funds to move quickly on a sale you can pick up some true steals at these kinds of sales.

Yet you don’t have to hold out for a foreclosure to get a good deal.  Most of the Marin County, CA homes for sale are priced under $1 million, which is exceptional when you consider the natural beauty of the area, the high employment levels, and the school systems.  Moving into the area is a good choice.

If you are a first time home buyer there are even greater incentives for you to take a look at Marin County, CA.  Homes for sale here do qualify for the first time home buyer’s credit, and there are just enough motivated sellers in the market to ensure that you can get a closing date before the $8,000 rebate expires.  A realtor can help you quickly indentify homes that will close quickly, so that you don’t spend weeks hung up in process and miss the deadline.

With all of these things in mind, you really should have a look at what Marin County has to offer you.  Housing prices are more attractive than they have been for years, even though the quality of housing available has increased.  You will be able to find something you like at a good price now.

This week while watching CNN I heard the confident newscaster exclaim, “New home sales prices surged– they SURGED in April and existing home sales PLUNGED!” Being a little gullible and expecting the news to give me in-depth knowledge of a situation I was transfixed and intent on hearing the rest of the story. Well, that was it, that was her whole story. To be truthful, I am not exactly sure what is going on in our local real estate market right now, but it is neither surging nor plunging.

The median sale price for single family homes in Santa Monica from 2007 to date is $1,587,500 while the median sale price to date since 2006 is $1,534,000. What this means is that values are basically holding steady. Real estate values and desirability in our city is pretty varied. If in 2006 a few more people sold their houses in Sunset Park than North of Montana, the median sales price will be lower and vice-versa. The same holds true for days on market. An average condo off the 10 freeway at Pico is going to take longer to sell than your average condo North of Wilshire.

Single family home properties have been selling at an average of 96.43% of their original asking price. The average days on market year to date is 96 days. The dollar volume of sales has picked up a few points since last year, so people are still buying. It’s taking a little longer to sell a home, but sellers are getting more or less what they are asking and the market is holding steady. Nothing exciting, no “surging” or “plunging.”

In Brentwood, an area with predominately higher-end single family homes, the median sales price for 2007 is $2,367,500 and the median sales price since 2006 is $1,990,500. The average days on market year to date is 78 days. It’s too early to tell if median sales prices will be significantly higher than last year, but they certainly aren’t going down.

Condos used to be the segment of the market that were the first to get hammered by a slow-down. The median sales price for condos in Brentwood from 2007 to date is $674,000 and in Santa Monica it is $802,500. The median sales price since 2006 to date in Brentwood for condos is $690,000 and in Santa Monica it is $787,754. The average days on market in Brentwood is 94 and in Santa Monica it is 142. Whenever I see the days on market go past four months it’s not good. However, since the first four months of this year, the average days on market for a condo in Santa Monica is just 62.

I know that none of this information is too exciting, but hopefully it is comforting to know that the sky isn’t falling. If you are a homeowner you don’t need to worry everyday that your equity is taking a nose dive. For buyers, this should help you to feel better about your inclination to find a place to settle into and call “home.”

Simon Salloom is a local Santa Monica based REALTOR with Coldwell Banker. For questions and comments on this article go to: Santa Monica Real Estate and click on the link to the blog. All statistics taken from the BHGLAAR MLS.

We analysed 34 major cities in the East Bay Market .Sales of November 2009 were compared to November 2008

Median Price Change in Home Prices

The major cities that had double digit drop in median home prices as compared to last year were Lafayette Homes (-19.31%) ,Walnut Creek Homes(-18.44%),Alameda Homes(-13.88%),Emeryville Homes(-13.61%),Antioch Homes (-10.07%).The good news is all other cities had single digit drops and some cities actually showed gains in home prices over last year .Oakland homes(12.84%),Bay Point Homes(14.19%),Danville Homes (16.22%),Fremont Homes(17.64%),El Sobrante Homes(21.54%) and Discovery Bay( 22.54%)

Median Days On Market

28 of the 34 cities actually had homes for lower median days on the market as compared to last year. That is also evident from the number of multiple offers being received on individual homes and the number of rejections Buyers are receiving.25 cities had double digit drop in median days the homes were on the market. Pinole Homes (-65.14%) ,Pacheco Homes(-64.91%),San Lorenzo Homes(-64.06%),Hercules Homes(-62.97%),Bay Point Homes( -61.93%),Pittsburg Homes(-51.05%)and Hercules Homes(-50.29%)had the median days on the market down  by more than half.

Homes Sold

Overall the homes sold last year in November 2008 were 2008 homes as compared to 1932 homes this year in November 2009.Some cities faced increases and some faced losses but overall the decline was not noticeable

Where have the Bank Foreclosures gone?

It’s a fact that Bank Owned listings/ homes are few to find. Everybody is scratching their heads to figure this one out. We have numbers in our report to show that Bank Foreclosures have dropped as compared to same time last year. But since the sale of homes was quite comparable to last year where did  the difference come from. It most likely includes property flippers, short sales and regular sales by sellers. It is difficult to pinpoint the break down of this one .However we do have changes in Bank REO homes .29 of the 34 cities had decreased Bank Foreclosures.27 of the 29 cities had double digit decreases . Major decreases in Bank Owned properties was in Pleasanton Homes(-68.18%),Danville Homes (-66.41%)Dublin Homes( -61.54%)Fremont Homes(-56.93%),Pinole homes(-56.04%),Hayward Homes(-55.75%)

No of Months Inventory

The leader in number of months of homes  inventory  were Pittsburg Homes(8.25Months),Discovery Bay Homes(8.04M),Hercules Homes(7.31M).The lowest inventory was in El Cerrito Homes(2.4M) Berkeley Homes(2.87 M),Union City Homes(4M)

You can see detailed charts on East Bay Ca Homes For Sale which include  comparison for November 2009 to November 2008 and Summary of Numbers for November 2009.

You can view individual city data , view properties and qualify for East Bay Ca Foreclosures on our website.

 Simpsonville SC Residential Real Estate Weekly Market Condition, Homes Sold, Home Values, Properties, Listings, and Homes for Sale – July 5th – July 11th 2009

For the week of July 5th – July 11th 2009, there were 9 residential listings sold. High list price was $235,000, Low list price was $132,900, Median list price was $168,445, and total volume was $1,543,944. High sold price was $225,000, Low sold price was $130,000, Median sold price was $164,500, and total volume was $1,496,999. High Days on Market (DOM) was 364 days, Low DOM was 0 days, Average DOM was 147 days, and Median DOM was 90 days.

During this period, there were 15 listings that went under Pending, and Contingent Contract status. High list price for these listings was $589,000, Low list price was $59,900, Median list price was $129,900, and total volume was $2,915,545.

Also during this period, there were 44 new listings that were put on the Greater Greenville real estate market. High list price was $535,000, Low list price was $84,999, Median list price was $208,950, and total volume was $10,362,543.

Feel free to contact me at any for the activity in your Upstate South Carolina neighborhood, and for all your Upstate real estate needs.

Simpsonville SC Residential Real Estate Weekly Market Condition, Homes Sold, Home Values, Properties, Listings, and Homes for Sale – June 28th – July 4th 2009

For the week of June 28th – July 4th 2009, there were 31 residential listings sold. High list price was $389,900, Low list price was $38,500, Median list price was $159,900, and total volume was $5,541,275. High sold price was $369,000, Low sold price was $32,000, Median sold price was $163,400, and total volume was $5,350,435. High Days on Market (DOM) was 421 days, Low DOM was 2 days, Average DOM was 115 days, and Median DOM was 55 days.

During this period, there were 10 listings that went under Pending, and Contingent Contract status. High list price for these listings was $487,000, Low list price was $59,900, Median list price was $194,900, and total volume was $2,025,900.

Also during this period, there were 38 new listings that were put on the Greater Greenville real estate market. High list price was $549,900, Low list price was $89,900, Median list price was $199,950, and total volume was $9,295,161.

Simpsonville SC Residential Real Estate Weekly Market Condition, Homes Sold, Home Values, Properties, Listings, and Homes for Sale – June 21st – June 27th 2009

For the week of June 21st – June 27th 2009, there were 22 residential listings sold. High list price was $535,000, Low list price was $94,000, Median list price was $164,900, and total volume was $4,823,100. High sold price was $459,000, Low sold price was $94,000, Median sold price was $163,700, and total volume was $4,564,100. High Days on Market (DOM) was 495 days, Low DOM was 0 days, Average DOM was 86 days, and Median DOM was 62 days.

During this period, there were 14 listings that went under Pending, and Contingent Contract status. High list price for these listings was $399,900, Low list price was $44,900, Median list price was $151,950, and total volume was $2,448,910.

Also during this period, there were 38 new listings that were put on the Greater Greenville real estate market. High list price was $299,000, Low list price was $88,000, Median list price was $224,479, and total volume was $11,758,459.

Simpsonville SC Residential Real Estate Weekly Market Condition, Homes Sold, Home Values, Properties, Listings, and Homes for Sale – June 14th – June 20th 2009

For the week of June 14th – June 20th 2009, there were 25 residential listings sold. High list price was $474,900, Low list price was $91,000, Median list price was $150,000, and total volume was $4,711,888. High sold price was $457,450, Low sold price was $87,000, Median sold price was $149,900, and total volume was $4,533,348. High Days on Market (DOM) was 322 days, Low DOM was 6 days, Average DOM was 85 days, and Median DOM was 59 days.

During this period, there were 14 listings that went under Pending, and Contingent Contract status. High list price for these listings was $399,900, Low list price was $66,499, Median list price was $162,950, and total volume was $2,734,355.

Also during this period, there were 32 new listings that were put on the Greater Greenville real estate market. High list price was $724,900, Low list price was $112,000, Median list price was $248,950, and total volume was $8,934,805.

Feel free to contact me at any time for the activity in your neighborhood, and for all your Upstate South Carolina real estate needs. Stats gathered from the Greater Greenville MLS.

Victor Amadi – Your Simpsonville and Greater Greenville SC Real Estate Resource

As your Simpsonville SC and Greater Greenville residential Realtor, I am committed to staying up to date with local information, education, and technology. My intention is to be an invaluable real estate resource. So, whether you are buying or selling real estate in Simpsonville SC, Greenville SC, Greer SC, Easley SC, Mauldin SC, Fountain Inn SC, Pickens, Powdersville, Taylors, or other Upstate SC areas, I have the tools, knowledge, experience, and resources necessary to make your experience an enjoyable and successful one. I can also help you avoid foreclosure, find Foreclosures and Short sale Properties, listings and Homes for Sale. Call me at 864-525-0201 so we can discuss how I can help make your next real estate transaction a success.