Knock Home Swap™ Expands to 25 Markets; Now Available Throughout Southern California from Santa Barbara to San Diego
Expansion is company s largest to date, giving homeowners from coast-to-coast the ability to buy their dream home before they list
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NEW YORK, March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ It just got easier for homeowners in the Southern California markets of Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside/Palm Springs, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura to compete and win in today s competitive market. Starting today, they can take advantage of the
Knock Home Swap to get pre-funded for a competitively priced mortgage to make a cash-equivalent offer on their dream home before even listing their old house.
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In High Gear: Annual US Home Price Appreciation Reaches Double Digits in January, CoreLogic Reports
March 2, 2021 GMT
IRVINE, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) Mar 2, 2021
CoreLogic ® (NYSE: CLGX), a leading global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider, today released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI ™ ) and HPI Forecast ™ for January 2021.
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CoreLogic National Home Price Change and Forecast; January 2021 (Graphic: Business Wire)
2020 was a landmark year for the housing market. Factors such as record-low mortgage rates encouraged first-time homebuyers to dip their toe into the housing market and allowed home price growth to remain strong, despite economic uncertainty. The momentum continued into 2021, with home price growth experiencing its first double-digit annual appreciation since November 2013 in January at 10%. However, as we look forward
Updated 3/3/2021 9:27 PM
Mount Prospect village board members voted Tuesday to approve the redevelopment of the Prospect Place shopping center, as well as a package of more than $4 million in financial incentives to support the downtown project.
The redevelopment of the property long associated with Keefer Pharmacy calls for the demolition of the current site, bounded by Prospect Avenue, Wille Street, Evergreen Avenue and Route 83.
First Equity Group plans to replace it with a $26.8 million, five-story building housing 80 apartments and about 10,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and restaurant space.
Community Development Director Bill Cooney said the village will contribute up to $3.7 million from the Prospect and Main Tax Increment Financing District toward the project. The village also will waive permit fees and about $350,000 in impact fees.
Press Release – Century 21 Real Estate
Century 21 New Zealand has named its real estate stars for 2020, following the company’s awards dinner in Auckland just before the latest lockdown.
C21NZ owner Derryn Mayne with Iresh Tennakoon and Gary Bal of Century 21 Local Realty, Papakura.
“It was great to celebrate success particularly after such a rocky year globally. In the end, 2020 turned out to be really strong for Century 21 despite the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent economic uncertainty,” says Derryn Mayne, Owner of Century 21 New Zealand.
Century 21 Local Realty in Papakura won Top Office for the Year for both GCC (Gross Closed Commission) and Units (the number of properties listed and sold), while Local Realty’s Kevin Ratnayake won Top Salesperson for the Year for GCC.
Arlington Heights allows for restaurants, offices, apartments, more at International Plaza Changes to a redevelopment plan approved by the Arlington Heights village board Monday call for the International Plaza Shopping Center on Golf Road to host a mix of uses, from senior housing to medical offices. Daily Herald File Photo 2013
Updated 3/2/2021 7:04 AM
Arlington Heights trustees Monday made changes to long dormant redevelopment plans that could pave the way to senior housing, among a variety of other uses, at International Plaza on Golf Road.
At the recommendation of the village staff, the village board unanimously approved revisions to a future land use map that calls for 18 acres of land near Golf and Arlington Heights roads including the 13-acre shopping center to be developed with mixed uses, instead of solely commercial spaces.