If a cloud covered your sun, If your day got no light, If you felt the cold in your heart, Be patient to see, Maybe it’s time to water the seeds you planted, Maybe it’s time to wash your dusty mind, Maybe it’s time to grow your patience,
Everything, everybody has a turn in this world, Just be patient to see yours.
This might be a title that you have seen before but what makes this study differs from others is the factors used to make the list. In this study, Realtor.com® teamed up with Money magazine on their annual “Best Places to Live” list. They blend their data and insights into local housing markets to examine great places to raise a family with all aspects involved in it.
The analysis focused on smaller cities and towns, where population is between 10,000 and 100,000. Data points used to make the list, included realtor.com data on housing market costs and growth, economic health, cost of living, and public education. To read more in detail about this study and factors used and omitted click here.
Here is the list:
Fishers, IN
Allen, TX
Monterey Park, CA
Franklin, TN
Olive Branch, MS
Dickinson, ND
Lone Tree, CO
North Arlington, NJ
Schaumburg, IL
Bozeman, MT
Share your insights if you live in any of this cities.
How Fed Rate Hikes Will Affect Sales Of U.S. Homes To International Buyers
In a recent article by Forbes Magazine, Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of National Association of REALTORS states that The Federal Reserve’s steady round of rate hikes over the next two years will hold back foreign home buyers from Western Europe and Canada. He explains that the reason would be related to a stronger US dollar comparing to aforementioned regions. He added that one major exception to this trend is likely to be China.
According to him, the Fed raised its interest rate in December and is expected to do so throughout 2016 and 2017 due to the following factors: Continue reading First Post Of The Year!→