SEPTEMBER NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Kitchen Remodeling HOUSTON HOME SALES EASE IN AUGUST After a few months of esclating sales, the Houston housing market slowed down a fraction, while prices set new highs in August. The sale of homes priced between $150,000 and $500,000 slightly increased, while the low and high ends of...Continue Reading
AUGUST NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Importance of Flood Insurance HOUSTON HOME SALES AND PRICES REMAIN HOT IN JULY July marked the second straight month that Houston’s home sales and prices surpassed last year’s record-breaking pace, while inventory showed further improvement. The sale of homes priced below $150,000 declined, while those above $500,000 showed...Continue Reading
JULY NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Did your house flood? ∙ Hiring a Contractor HOUSTON HOME SALES BACK UP IN JUNE Houston’s home sales went up 4.1 percent in June, after May’s 4.3 percent dip. The Houston housing market had across-the-board gains in June 2015 versus June 2014, with single-family home sales, total property...Continue Reading
Oak Forest Real Estate Listing – 5414 Viking Leslie Lerner Properties is happy about their new Oak Forest real estate listing at 5414 Viking Dr. This great home in Oak Forest has three bedrooms, gleaming hardwoods throughout, a wonderful yard and more. Upon entering this home you will notice the spacious and open living and...Continue Reading
JUNE NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ Hurricane Season is Here HOUSTON HOME SALES SLOW DOWN IN MAY Houston’s home sales slid 4.3 percent in May. Single-family home sales and total property sales were down, total dollar volume was flat and prices were up to the hightest levels of all times. Housing inventory grew in...Continue Reading
MAY NEWS YOU CAN USE Housing Stats ∙ ENERGY SAVING HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOUSTON HOME SALES UP IN APRIL Houston’s April home sales were up to levels last seen in September 2014. Single-family home sales rose 1.9 percent year over year, with the greatest amount taking place among homes priced between $250,000 and $500,000. The Houston housing...Continue Reading
