Jeff Watson, on Saturday did a webinar with a Congressional staffer in which he discussed the inside details of how the Payroll Protection Program is being implemented. If you weren’t able to be on that webinar or would like to hear it again, you can find the replay below : Your comments and brief questions […]
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You can play these 5 games with your neighbors while social distancing With cases of COVID-19 still on the rise in Massachusetts, it’s paramount to continue practices that will slow its spread. And despite its name, social distancing is about keeping your physical distance, but it doesn’t mean you have to lose touch with your
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Tarek El Moussa Says Flipping is Happening but it’s a lot More Challenging! On a recent episode of CNBC’s Power Lunch, HGTV’s Tarek El Moussa said that flipping is in fact happening, but “it’s just a lot more challenging.” The reality TV star of Flip or Flop joined the panel to discuss the state of
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12 homes for sale you can tour from your couch From a two-bedroom Lynn home on a pond for $ 465,000 to a three-bedroom South Boston condo listed for just under $ 3 million. The post 12 homes for sale you can tour from your couch appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
Congress Missed a Chance to Protect Rentals. We Can’t Let it Happen Again! Congress Missed a Chance to Protect Rentals. We Can’t Let it Happen Again! by Charles Tassell, COO, National REIA All of us at National REIA hope you and your families are well. The COVID-19 outbreak is an enormous challenge to our communities
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New White Paper Evaluates Coronavirus’ Impact on Housing Market What will be the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the housing & mortgage industries? That’s the topic of a new “white paper” from Black Knight that does an early comprehensive evaluation of the current state of the market, the pandemic’s potential impacts, and explores the
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Experts forecast how the coronavirus may affect the housing market long term Will the spring buying market turn into a hot summer one? Will prices drop? How is this affecting the rental search? Read more on realestate.boston.com. The post Experts forecast how the coronavirus may affect the housing market long term appeared first on Boston.com
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More Younger People are Heading Households For the first time in a long time (pre-internet, even), the number of young people aged 25-34 heading households has increased. The NAHB’s Eye on Housing recently crunched the numbers to show this trend’s reversal. They call it a “hopeful indicator” that may have reversed the recent trend of
The frozen US housing market is relying on bargains and desperation Jim Morris is on the hunt for a South Florida mansion, at a bargain price. He’s got money to spend and few competitors. | realestate.boston.com The post The frozen US housing market is relying on bargains and desperation appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
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How Census Housing Data is Used It might be easy to forget during the pandemic that there is a still a census being conducted by the federal government. As you may recall from high school civics, the U.S. Constitution mandates that a census be conducted every 10 years in order to count our nation’s population.Â