January 27, 2012

TEN METROS with BIGGEST 1-YEAR RISE IN REAL ESTATE LIST PRICES

10 metros with biggest 1-year rise in real estate list prices

Realtor.com: No Western metros make the list By Inman News
Inman News®


No metro areas west of El Paso, Texas, earned a spot among the top 10 U.S. hot spots with the highest year-over-year hikes in median list price during 2011. Another Texas metro, San Antonio, ranked fifth on the list, based on data provided by online real estate portal Realtor.com.

The Fort Myers-Cape Coral, Fla., metro area experienced the largest increase, by far, among the top 10 metros, with a 20.77 percent rise in median list price increase during 2011, to $175,000.
The No. 2 market on the list, Shreveport-Bossier City, La., experienced a 7.37 percent increase in median list price during 2011, to $167,500. No. 10 El Paso experienced a 3.22 percent increase, to $144,450. Washington, D.C.'s two metro areas, Virginia and Washington, D.C., both appear on the list, at No. 3 and No. 6, respectively, with by far the highest end-of-year list prices: $349,990 and $385,000, respectively. The top 10 metro with the next-highest end-of-year median list price is the No. 1 Fort Myers-Cape Coral metro. 

Metro: Fort Myers-Cape Coral, Fla.



Median List Price $175,000
Year-over-year Change 20.77%
Fort Myers Beach image via Shutterstock.



Metro: Shreveport-Bossier City, La.



Median List Price $167,500
Year-over-year Change 7.37%
Downtown Shreveport, La. Flickr/Shreveport-Bossier: Louisiana's Other Side

(to be continued)

August 20, 2011

NEW COMPANY --NEW OPPORTUNITIES

My fellow real estate workers are moving to a new company and that is where I will be as we work as a team.
The new company is called HOMEnet real estate inc.  The new website is located at http://www.homenetutah.com/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/

There will be more opportunities to grow with this company.  Take a look at their site and glean all the information you can from the pages.  Many listings are available also.
Give me a call so that I can tell you more about my new company.

August 16, 2011

COURAGE throughout your life

I love this story of bravery and courage.  That is the world today for all of us.  It is the courageous time to show what we are made of.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAvmLDkAgAM

May 10, 2011

People I LOVE; they give me great JOY

Waiting for her husband's graduation with baby Jetta

December 6, 2010

LIGHTS, LIGHTS, & more LIGHTS

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=523&sid=2235126

Go see the lights up & down the state from Davis County to Utah County.
Make it a date with your friends or family.

August 2, 2010

MAKING A MOVE TO ANOTHER REALTY COMPANY

I am moving to another company.  It will benefit my life for this time period. My hat goes off to all who have taught me well in the Keller Williams South Valley office.  They are a great bunch of people.  I deeply respect the Realtors at the Riverton Keller Williams office.

My new company is EQUIPRO REALTY and is located for a short time in South Jordan at 10813 S. River Front Parkway, Suite 300.

You can still call me at: 801-597-3139 or e-mail me at azure1956@gmail.com.
**Be patient as I am in the change mode and will get the site up to speed and my logo;etc. 

July 12, 2010

Air Conditioner and going Green?













As summer sets in, so does the increase to our energy bills because A/Cs are often turned on so we all need to find new ways to keep the house cool without wasting energy. You can save money and conserve energy by keeping your home naturally cool without using air-conditioning. Here are some helpful tips to keep your home cool during the hot season.
Let the Cool Air In - When the day cools off, open doors and windows to allow the cool air to circulate through the rooms of your home. Turn on fans to create a cross-breeze, circulating the cool night air. Keep the kitchen cabinets open all night because they can store heat in your home. Keep Out the Heat - As the temperature climbs during the morning, close doors, and shut your blinds and curtains to block out the sun. This way you keep the cooler air in and prevent hot air from entering. Close doors quickly when entering or exiting your home.
Insulate - One of the most effective ways to keep a home cool is to install adequate insulation. Insulation keeps the home cool in summer.
Seal Drafts - Seal holes, cracks and openings in your home to stop the flow of hot air seeping in through the walls and ceiling. Weather stripping and weatherizing your home greatly reduces the amount of cool air that escapes.
Turn off heat sources - Avoid using the stove and oven as much as possible. Instead, use the microwave to quickly heat food without raising the temperature of the kitchen, and set your dishwasher to use its non-heated drying cycle. Incandescent light bulbs also create heat - switch to compact fluorescents instead. Turn off lamps, electronics, and computers when not in use.
THAT IS HOW WE ALL CAN HELP our planet, by saving and conserving energy.


Please contact your local Pillar To Post office or visit pillartopost.com for additional energy-saving ideas.