209 Falcon Crest Way Pickens SC 29671 – Mountain Home For Sale
OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY6/04/2017 1-3pm209 Falcon Crest Way Pickens, SC Spectacular Views of the Mountains.http://homes.fruxhomes.com/idx/details/homes/a091/1344398/209-Falcon-Crest-Way-Pickens-South-Carolina-29671-1344398 Sign Up Below to get on this property notification list: SUBMIT Gorgeous Kitchen.Views of the Mountains. Finished Walkout Basement.2 Masters Bedrooms. Golf Community.(membership optional) 7’8″ Granite Center Island.Extensive Landscaping. Huge Deck & Screened in Porch.Private 1.64 Acres.Ideal Location This is a […]
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Americans Are on The Move [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights: For the 4th year in a row, the Northeast saw a concentration of High Outbound activity. Oregon held on to the top stop of High Inbound states for the 3rd year in a row. Much of this Outbound activity can be attributed to Boomers relocating to warmer climates after retiring.
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Home Prices: Where Will They Be in 5 Years?
Today, many real estate conversations center on housing prices and where they may be headed. That is why we like the Home Price Expectation Survey. Every quarter, Pulsenomics surveys a nationwide panel of over one hundred economists, real estate experts, and investment & market strategists about where they believe prices are headed over the next […]
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Building Your Family’s Wealth Over the Next 5 Years
Over the next five years, home prices are expected to appreciate 3.24% per year on average and to grow by 21.4% cumulatively, according to Pulsenomics’ most recent Home Price Expectation Survey. So, what does this mean for homeowners and their equity position? As an example, let’s assume a young couple purchases and closes on a […]
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The Impact Your Interest Rate Has on Your Buying Power [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights: Your monthly housing cost is directly tied to the price of the home you purchase and the interest rate you secure for your mortgage. Over the last 30 years, interest rates have fluctuated greatly with rates in the double digits in the 1980s, all the way down to the near 4% we are […]
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