Tag Archives: Reading

Greenspan and the Subprime Market

Team366 reads the tea leaves of the real estate market and beats Alan Greenspan to the obvious.

Water Conservation Begins at Home

Best home fixes to reduce water bill
By Paul Bianchina
If you’re looking for a way to reduce your utility bills and do something good for the environment at the same time, it’s worth taking a good look at your home’s plumbing fixtures. Older fixtures can waste a lot more water than you [...]

Team366 Monthly Newsletter: Homebuying Tips

Rethinking your home search
By Dian Hymer
Most home buyers claim they’re picky. And why shouldn’t they be? The real estate they buy will be home. It needs to provide more than just a roof over their head. It needs to satisfy emotional needs that aren’t easily quantifiable. The home is a reflection of the [...]

Ann Arbor Area Housing Stats

Let June be no different then the months before!  It is time for monthly housing statistics from Big House Data!
From the Big House Data Executive Summary:
The effect of the Pfizer relocations will be felt for a time in Washtenaw County. Anecdotally, the post-buyout list prices are particularly aggressive. With this aggressive pricing, Pfizer isselling their [...]

The Subprime Market: "Six-inch Hooker Heels"

The subprime blowout is not over?
So, cruising around today on the RSS feeds and bump into this little beauty of an article on Inman News.  Nevermind the icky feeling I get seeing two sumo wrestlers practicing their sport, there is something special about an article that describes how the most recent housing boom was somehow [...]