Gregory Moe, Realtor

02/09/2024

https://www.thecentersquare.com/washington/article_3ca01156-c6cd-11ee-8a5a-03c294c89ee3.html

(The Center Square) - Republicans in the Washington Senate are calling a property tax measure backed by Democrats "the single most destructive and far-reaching bill of the 2024 session."

02/07/2024

Government will ride roughshod over the populace unless the populace tells them NO!
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02/07/2024

I think bacon bits go pretty much well with most anything.

09/07/2021

Looking for an Affordable Metro area?

These cities offer a chance at homeownership for buyers struggling with high prices.

07/07/2021

Looks like the housing shortage will not abate.

Industry analysts predict minimal market impact from delinquent homeowners whose pandemic-related mortgage forbearance programs are ending. Still, certain areas may be at heightened risk.

06/29/2021

Light at the end of the tunnel?

House hunters may soon see fewer bidding wars and fewer competing offers far above asking price, economists predict.

06/21/2021

Buried in student debt? Want to buy a home? Read more here.

A new policy removes some barriers for borrowers with student loan debt who are trying to qualify for a federally insured mortgage.

05/06/2021

Inventory shortage, not bubble.

Buyers may be showing concern that the market is overheating. Reassure them this isn’t 2006, despite the skyrocketing prices.

05/03/2021

YIKES!

Builders are passing along record-breaking hikes in the cost of construction materials to buyers.

04/26/2021

Crazy Times. No let-up in sight:

Home prices are rising quickly, bidding wars are common, and housing shortages abound: It’s not easy to be a home buyer this spring.

04/13/2021

Take a tour of 10 small towns with attainable housing:

The realtor.com data team sifted through the numbers to find which small towns in the U.S. offer the best mix of affordability and opportunity.

03/18/2021

No wonder the cost of housing is increasing!

Construction on new homes weakened in February as material costs—notably on lumber—continued to challenge growth.