Sold Homes August 2015

Back to Market Reports >> Sold Homes Las Campanas  August 2015 Address List price Sell price %L/S Sell date DOM/CDOM SqFt $/Sqft LotSz  1 Avenida Malaguena – Lot 33  $575,000**  $559,000 97.22% 8/28/15 128 1917  $291.60 .240 14 Shaman – Lot 740  $679,000**  $640,000 94.26%  8/26/15  414  2589  $247.20  2.490 110 Calle Cimerron – Lot 8 … Read more

Pending Homes – August 2015

Back to Market Reports >> Pending Homes Las Campanas August 2015 Address List$ Date DOM SqFt $/SqFt LotSz  9 Sundance Circle – Lot 472  $935,000  8/21/15  73  3841  $243.43  1.450  5 N. Brisa Fresca – Lot 102  $1,249,000  8/26/15 72  3923  $318.38  1.010  130 Wildhorse – Lot 675  $1,250,000 8/21/15  73  3722  $335.84  5.131  13 Rising … Read more

Sold Land- August 2015

Back to Market Reports >> Sold Land Las Campanas  August 2015 Address List price Sell price % L/S Sell date DOM/CDOM LotSz  3 Plaza Lopez – Lot 31  $63,500**  $55,000  86.81%  8/18/15  90  0.510 52 Paseo Aragon – Lot 18  $99,900  $85,000  85.09%  8/20/15  1140  0.440  69 Grey Wolf – Lot 582  $295,000  $265,000  89.83%  8/21/15  77  2.242 ** Previously … Read more

Las Campanas Santa Fe, NM, Rates at a Glance For Homes For Sale

TO LOCK OR NOT TO LOCK:  That is the question.  Tomorrow, the CPI (“Consumer Price Index”) will be announced, and is expected to be strong – at least pushing into the 2% range for year-after-year inflation.  A strong CPI gives impetus to the Fed’s consideration of raising their Funds Rate.  In front of the CPI announcement, there has been a sell-off in bonds today, raising yields and pressuring mortgage interest rates upward.

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Las Campanas Santa Fe- Market News

INFO THAT HITS US WHERE WE LIVE…Home builders are building plenty of doors, sending single family construction spending up 2.1%  in July over June, and up 15.8% over a year ago. In fact, single family spending was the leading driver of total private residential construction spending in July.

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Las Campanas Santa Fe, NM, Buying a Home

TRID rules kick in Oct 3rd.  Although learning new rules & procedures may appear daunting and sometimes time-consuming, the TILA & RESPA Integrated Disclosure rule (“TRID”) may be easier over-all for the consumer to understand.  Timing events within the mortgage transaction may be more onerous for the lender than for the Realtor.  In the beginning of this transition to TRID, you may want to plan for a 45-day closing from the time of purchase agreement acceptance.  However, I think we’ll be able to work ourselves back into the 30-day closing soon.  I’ve attached CFPB’s Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure Explanations.  If you want to do some more thorough research on the TRID procedure, just call me, or go to the CFPB website:  http://www.consumerfinance.gov/know-before-you-owe/real-estate-professionals/.  And, if at the walkthrough there is a missing appliance, the seller can correct the issue – without an additional 3-day disclosure delay.  Breathe a little easier.

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