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By Kenneth R. Harney , Published: April 20 It’s not something that economists routinely track, but it provides a rough sense of what’s happening in local real estate markets. Call it the low-ball index. A year ago, according to researchers
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Is it the warm winter? The low mortgage rates? The beautiful weather? We don't know for sure - but real estate agents are scrambling to keep up with the demand. Buyers report that they can purchase a lakefront or lakeview home now for less than it
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A December survey by Campbell Inside Mortgage Finance found that cash buyers are driving down home prices, with investors accounting for one out of three transactions last month. Nearly three-quarters of investor home purchases for the month were all-cash
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The Federal Reserve announced that it intends to keep rates at their record lows at least through the end of 2014 and that their targeted inflation rate is to be 2%. The Fed announced its intention to be more transparent in communicating the direction
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During most of the winter, Norris Lake levels were above the typical winter pool levels of 995 feet above sea level. This was primarily because of the heavy fall rains here and parts north of us. But towards the end of winter and just before spring, the
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If you are considering property on or near Norris Lake TN, then I would like to strongly encourage you to come to the lake now! Until the leaves start coming back in the spring, this is the PERFECT time to appreciate the view from any property as well
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Many of the calls and emails I get lately have to do with marketing people have received about great deals on properties in Emerald Bay. Primarily, folks want to know where this community is located and what the back story is. Several years ago, Steve
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With a blue sky, bright sun and temps up in the mid 70's it was a terrific day to be on Norris Lake. Not that I actually got ON the lake...nope. I started the day by being productive....fertilizing the flower beds and pulling weeds. But the wind was
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