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40% Of Americans Are Considering A Move In 2022
Source: National Mortgage Professional --- Plenty of Americans are expected to move in 2022, seeking more space to accommodate their new remote working lifestyle. Nearly half of these on-the-go consumers hope to realize their homeownership dreams, according to the...
Mortgage Rates Are Surging, Hitting Highest Point Since March 2020. Will Home Prices Have To Fall?
Source: Realtor.com --- Buying a home just became a lot more expensive—and it’s expected to only get worse in the coming months. Mortgage interest rates surged to their highest point since March 2020—the earliest days of the coronavirus pandemic—indicating that the...
Office Expansions in Big U.S. Cities Outpaced Contractions in 2021
Source: The World Property Journal --- According to new data from CBRE, companies stopped standing still in 2021 when it comes to long-term real estate decisions. Office-using companies in major U.S. markets shifted to more relocations and expansions in the first...
ATTOM: Foreclosure Activity Hit All-Time Low In 2021
Source: National Mortgage Professional --- Foreclosure filings — including default notices, scheduled auctions, and bank repossessions — were reported on 151,153 U.S. properties in 2021, down 29 percent from 2020 and down 95 percent from a peak of nearly 2.9 million...
THE NEW RULES OF SAFETY: HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF, YOUR CLIENTS AND YOUR BUSINESS
Source: RISMedia--- For real estate agents and their clients, safety should be a top priority. From protecting yourself during in-person showings to keeping your clients’ information safe on the information highway, learning, understanding and practicing the new rules...
What does the 2022 Utah real estate market look like?
Source: KSL.com--- Living through 2021 (which has felt more like 2020 part two) has been a wild ride. A persistent pandemic, rising gas prices, inflation — there's been plenty to be anxious about. This is especially true if you're trying to buy a home. Few places in...

















