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State commits to 1,000 housing units in hurricane-hit areas
Source: Coastal Review --- The North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency this week committed to funding more than 1,000 new, affordable housing units in regions of state hit hard by hurricanes Matthew and Florence, including coastal North Carolina. About $53.5...
In wake of 2020 ‘feeding frenzy,’ Utah home sales slow in what may be the ‘calm before a potential storm’
Source: KSL--- The latest housing data shows the median-priced home in Utah's most populated county increased to $550,000 in the third quarter of 2021. That's a new high — and a 28% jump from the median price of $430,000 in the same time period from 2020. That means...
REAL ESTATE Mortgage rates rise to an 8-month high, tanking refinance demand
Source: CNBC --- Mortgage rates have been on a tear this month, rising yet again last week to the highest level in eight months, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. That caused mixed demand for mortgages last week, resulting in no change from the week...
Commentary: Still Sorting Out the Impact of Pandemic on Real Estate and Downtowns
Source: Davis Vanguard --- One of the things we are watching are emerging trends during the pandemic that are likely to impact the overall landscape—particularly as it impacts Davis’ housing market as well as its potential tech market. In general, I think we should be...
Local woman invents new board game to teach people about real estate
Source: Fox 2 Now --- A local woman invented the Flip that House board game to help families learn about real estate. Inventor Gwendolyn Taylor showed us how to play out on the Lakeside Renovation and Design Weather Deck. Sonya Bartlett, realtor and owner of Sonya...
Amid white hot market, real estate licensing on the rise in Nevada
Source: Northern Nevada Business Weekly --- Northern Nevada’s white-hot real estate market has led to an uptick in people getting their contractors and real estate licenses. It’s a stark turn from a decade ago, when the real estate and construction industries were...

















