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Area Open House Listings Featured on Website
5/16 -- Did you know that more than 70% of homebuyers begin their home search on the Internet? Many homebuyers go to www.realtor.com to view the homes that are for sale in an interested area. Another website you should check out is www.OhioOpenHouseFinder.com. It is the official open house website provided by Northern Ohio Regional MLS (NORMLS) and Northeast Ohio Real Estate Exchange (NEOHREX). NORMLS is an Internet based online advance technology system through which local member REALTORS® agree to share listing information. A link is also available at www.MyNewCommunity.net which is a public website sponsored by the Lorain County Association of REALTORS®. full story REALTORS® Rally to Protect the American Dream 5/4 -- In an election year, rhetoric heats up and many issues come to the foreground; some have even questioned the long-standing value of American homeownership. To ensure that homeownership, housing and real estate issues are a public policy priority in this country, REALTORS® from across the country will rally in Washington, D.C. on May 17 to protect the American dream. full story Home Ownership Matters 4/27 -- Home ownership has a significant impact on net worth, educational achievement, civic participation, health, and overall quality of life. And, home ownership helps create jobs—lots of them—right here at home. The National Association of REALTORS® has conducted numerous studies and surveys looking into why Home Ownership Matters so much. Here are some of the findings: full story Seniors, Young Adults Will Influence U.S. Housing Markets 4/20 -- Aging baby boomers and their echo boomer children will significantly impact trends in the nation’s housing market over the next 20 years. In a new report released by the Bipartisan Policy Center, “Demographic Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Housing Markets,” researchers at the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), The Urban Institute, and the University of Southern California analyze key demographic trends and their likely influence on housing and homeownership in the U.S. full story Also Inside |
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