Monthly Archives: April 2016

March Case-Shiller Forecast: Expect the Slowdown to Continue http://ow.ly/8JOZf0

Key Takeaways from the March New Home Sales Report – March new home sales fell 1.5 percent from February to 511,000 units (SAAR), according to the Census Bureau. Compared to a year earlier, March new home sales were up 5.4 … Continue reading →

Q1 2016 Market Report: Tight Inventory, Rapid Price Growth Represent Real Headwinds for The Market’s Core http://ow.ly/8JGTY7

Key Takeaways from the March Existing Home Sales Report – March existing home sales recovered most, but not all, of the monthly drop recorded in February drop, rising 5.1 percent month-over-month to 5.33 million units (SAAR). Inventory of homes for … Continue reading →

Listing Language: The Relative Popularity of Different Home Listing Phrases By State http://ow.ly/8JzMas

Great insight on how to get to the proverbial “next level.” VIDEO: Time to grow. Source: Tony Robbins’ steps for avoiding plateaus – Business Insider

What Happens in SoCal Stays in Texas: Regional Migration and Housing Affordability in Dallas http://ow.ly/8Jxepu

Anyone who’s ever worked more than 50 hours a week knows what burnout feels like. To add insult to injury, you’re probably not even getting any more work done by staying late. As business site Entrepreneur points out, working more … Continue reading →

The fear of starting is often so much less than the pain of actually working. Yet, our brains can fool us into thinking the opposite is true. And once we’ve engrained those beliefs it’s hard to break out of them. … Continue reading →

Taking care of your basic physical and emotional needs should really be the backbone for getting stuff done, but ironically, self care is usually the first thing to go. If it’s gotten to the point that you’ve perhaps even forgotten … Continue reading →