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Toni Nelson
713.465.6644 Ext. 128
toninelson@garygreene.com

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Houston Market Overview - 2009 May YTD

Houston was named by Fast Company Magazine as one of the 13 most creative cities in the world.  To view the full article and find out why, go to:

13 Most Creative Cities in the World

Another milestone for Houston in the real estate arena came from the Texas A & M Real Estate Center quoting Mike Inselmann, President of MetroStudy about new home sales in Houston: ”

“Despite sharp cuts in new home production, Houston still ranks as the nation’s top home-building market from March 2008 to March 2009, when builders started 22,502 homes and closed 28,326.”

Houstonians are fortunate to be living in a city where the number of  single-family homes on the market [inventory] has declined more than the number of home sales or for that matter, the amount of buyer-demand. For more of the story, click here.

 

Houston Hotness Index Reports

Houston Real Estate Hotness Index

The Houston real estate market is so large and complex that we thought we would post how each market area ranks in terms of hotness each month.  Many people ask us how do you explain "hotness" to people? 

A hotness ranking in real estate refers to the number of pending sales [buyer demand] that occurred during a month in relation to its active inventory [homes currently on the market for sale].  These statistics refer to data listed in the Houston Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service and are fairly representative of each real estate market. Data includes both new and existing homes listed in the system.

Five Tips for Going Green

Eco-friendly. Carbon footprint. Global warming. Energy-efficient. These catch phrases have become part of our lexicon as we’ve become more aware of our impact on the environment and our role in protecting it. As a homeowner, there are some simple, inexpensive steps you can take to make your home energy-efficient. Get started on the road to being “green” with these five tips:

 Click here for 5 tips


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Mid-Year Meeting Rocks!

Mid-Year Meeting Rocks with David Knox.  Click here for highlights of the event.

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