MARCH NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Save Money With Housing Tax Deductions THE HOUSTON REAL ESTATE MARKET IS HOLDING STEADY The Houston housing market managed to stay healthy in February with homes sales up over two percent compared to the same month last year. February sales of all property types stayed flat in comparison...Continue Reading
Bellaire Real Estate Listing – 4626 Oakdale St. Leslie Lerner Properties presents a new Bellaire real estate listing at 4626 Oakdale St. This home/lot is being sold for lot value only. This is a great 8,280 sf lot in sought after Bellaire, TX. Walk to Pin Oak Middle School, Episcopal High School and HCC. Zoned...Continue Reading
FEBRUARY NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ More Smart Products for the Home THE HOUSTON REAL ESTATE MARKET IS GETTING THROUGH THE ENERGY DOWNTURN The Houston housing market is still showing strength, despite falling oil prices. Last month, single family home sales were down 2.1 percent versus January 2015. To date, there has not been...Continue Reading
JANUARY NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Smart Products for the Home Unveiled at CES 2016 HOUSTON REAL ESTATE SALES IN 2015 WERE ALL-TIME SECOND-HIGHEST 2014 was a record year, but due to 2015’s layoffs and falling oil prices, sales of all property types dropped 2.9 percent compared to a year earlier. December single-family home...Continue Reading
Braeswood Place Real Estate Listing – 6906 Sewanee St. Leslie Lerner Properties is excited about their new Braeswood Place real estate listing at 6906 Sewanee St. This great, move-in ready home has large bedrooms and living areas. It is located a short distance from the Medical Center, Rice University, restaurants and more. Upon entering, notice...Continue Reading
DECEMBER NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Gratitude and Hope HOUSTON HOME SALES CONTINUE TO FALL IN NOVEMBER Houston homes sales declined for the second consecutive month and pulled the average price down with them, marking the first price decline since February 2012. November single-family home sales fell 10.5 percent, while inventory grew from a...Continue Reading
