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Property Metrics
AUGUST 13, 2020
Legislative or regulatory risk refers to any change in regulations or law that can impact real estate owners or tenants. Even if changes to laws and regulations do not directly impact real estate, they may indirectly impact property investment through financing or business cash flows. Legislative/Regulatory Risk. Location Risk.
Birmingham Appraisal
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
The contract price and appraisal value will need to line up or the buyer will not be able to get a loan to pay for the property. This is commonly known as the law of diminishing returns. Buyers are frequently drawn to specific neighborhoods for reasons such as safety, walkability, or access to public transportation.
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Will Springer Realtor
MAY 9, 2023
month backlogs of contract work, as of Q4 (latest data available), which is down from the peak of 4.8 Census data suggest that more than 2M additional homes will reach their “prime remodel” years through 2027 – a time when homes tend to undergo their first major kitchen and bath renovations. Why the desire to leave?
Will Springer Realtor
MAY 12, 2021
They range from restrictive zoning (NIMBY) laws, the high cost of building in an urban area and a depleted labor force. The law (once signed by the governor) will lift limits on the number of unrelated people living in an ADU. These laws take effect in July. The Seattle Times also covered this topic recently.).
Will Springer Realtor
JULY 9, 2021
In calling for rezoning laws to accommodate this concept, Gladney identified five keys that communities should keep in mind when designing their 15-minute neighborhood: Think in terms of mixed-use development, such as a blend of housing, commercial usage and small-scale manufacturing. THE ROI OF HOME RENOVATION.
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