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September
6

 

By Carl Horst, Ohio REALTORS Director of Publications/Media Relations

The latest review of the Ohio housing marketplace shows a continued rise in list prices and fewer days homes are being marketed compared to July 2016. Overall, the Buckeye State is continuing to confront the challenges posed by historically low inventory levels of homes listed for sale.

The headline from realtor.com's July 2017 Housing Report, which tracks inventory of for-sale single-family homes and condos, median list prices, inventory levels and days on the market for cities across the country, is that the market continues to favor sellers, with homes selling faster than last year in eight out of 10 markets. More:

 
Prices in the residential real estate market remain at seasonal and historical peaks while for-sale inventory remains very limited, according to...

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October
31

To help Americans better understand if renting or owning a home is a more affordable option, personal finance website GOBankingRates.com has released a guide detailing how monthly rent compares to monthly mortgage payments across the U.S.

The investigation found that it's cheaper to own a home than it is to rent one in 42 states. Renting is more affordable in only eight states and the District of Columbia.

"The good news is mortgage rates are near historic lows," said Kristen Bonner, lead researcher on the study. "Unfortunately, Americans are still running into road blocks with being able to save enough money to afford a down payment and are therefore forced to rent."

The study compared median rent prices for single-family homes against the median list price of homes in each state. GoBankingRates.com assumed a 20 percent down payment for the median list price and applied a 30-year fixed-rate loan term. It also included the cost of property taxes and insurance...

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July
28

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8.14        Troy Civic Band Concert…………7pm

8.20        Canoe Float & River Appreciation Day…………                    

               9am

8.20        Band on the Run 5K…………8:30pm

9.5          Troy Civic Band Concert…………7pm

9.17        Be The Match 5K Run/Walk…………9am

10.9        Champio...

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July
28

Ohio Market Watch: Why would-be sellers aren't selling
On June 16, 2016

By Greg Stitz, OAR Director of Research

Over the past five years, in its monthly Ohio REALTOR Housing Confidence survey, participants were asked to indicate reasons their would-be sellers aren't putting their homes on the market. The percentage changes from November 2012 to May 2016 are dramatic to say the least.

The most dramatic change reflects the continuing challenge of low inventory levels. In 2012, 16 percent of respondents indicated would-be sellers weren't selling because there were no homes to buy after selling their home. The percentage increased 59 points to 75 percent when the same question was asked in 2016.

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