Real Estate Directory

What City Does The Business?

Where there is business, there are jobs, where there are jobs, there is demand for homes.

Here are the top cities for small  Business according to bizjournals.com

1 Orlando
2 Sarasota-Bradenton, Fla. 
3 Miami-Fort Lauderdale 
4 Las Vegas 
5 Jacksonville
6 Raleigh 
7 Washington 
8 Salt Lake City
9 Oxnard-Thousand Oaks, Calif. 
10 Minneapolis-St. Paul 
11 Denver 
12 San Diego
13 Portland, Ore.
14 Tampa-St. Petersburg 
15 Phoenix
16 Atlanta 
17 Bridgeport-Stamford, Conn. 
18 Seattle 
19 Richmond
20 Austin 
21 New York City
22 Charlotte 
23 Sacramento
24 Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
25 Los Angeles

Florida realty coming back

Florida real estate started to slow in 2005, ahead of many other parts of the country. However,  now some real estate pros say the FLA is on a comeback.

Sarasota Condos agent John Allen, says the sales volumes are robust and very encouraging.

Is the Open House Dead?

With recent postings on Inman and real estate blogs, we are hearing more and more that open houses are a waste of the agent’s time and present a potential hazard to home owners.

Having an entire Website devoted to selling your property solves this problem by creating a virtual open house that can be visited 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from anywhere in the world.  See 123AnySt.com

as a great example.

These Websites contain everything a buyer would want to know about a property including local area resources, maps, school and census data, floor plans, property documents and unlimited custom pages and links.

Add a high-powered video tour to these single property Websites like N I S T A R NetClips online movies and you’ve got a compelling and unique listing presentation that buyers love.  Beautifully crafted online guided tours with music and skillful narration are soon to become the norm in properties because of their impact alone.