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Category: Politics & Econ

Do Black Friday Deals Exist In Real Estate? – Forbes

Misc., Politics & Econ, RE News November 28, 2014April 20, 2016 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

Black Friday is the holy grail for deal-seeking shoppers during the h oliday season. But what about buyers searching for a home — do the same deals exist for real estate?  

How To Turn Your Seller Into A Real Estate Investor

Industry, Politics & Econ November 14, 2014November 14, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

Many homeowners are looking for different ways to expand their investment portfolio – whether it be through real estate or other investments. One of the easiest ways for buyers to expand their investment portfolio is by leveraging the equity in their existing home and converting it into an investment property. There are several key advantages […]

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Los Angeles County Real Estate Forecast for Fall 2014

Local News, Politics & Econ September 3, 2014September 23, 2014 Harout Keuroghlian 5 Comments

“There is no present or future, only the past happening over and over again – now.”          – Eugene O’Neill Ok, so that quote might be a tad dramatic, but the fact remains that we can often tell a lot about the future simply by looking at the past, the present, and the contrast between […]

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How Non-Local Factors Can Influence Los Angeles Real Estate Prices

Politics & Econ July 23, 2014July 23, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

How Real Estate Prices Change Real estate prices are determined through much the same mechanisms as other purchasable items. In short, real estate prices are based on both the number of people capable and interested in purchasing real estate and the pieces of real estate that can be purchased on the real estate market.

Most Expensive Cities To Live In : New York Tops The Charts

Local News, Politics & Econ, RE News June 19, 2014June 19, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

New York claimed 5 of the top 10 spots, California claimed 4, the only other state was NJ with Alpine claiming a top 10 spot.  

May Housing Market Inventory Report

Industry, Politics & Econ June 5, 2014July 11, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

As always, the beginning of this month marks a new installment of our Los Angeles Market Inventory Report.  Each month we construct this report with the intention of proving our agents, peers, and clients, with the information they need to make clear and calculated decisions based off statistical market findings.

Villa Rockledge: Putting A Price Tag On History

Celebrity, Politics & Econ May 21, 2014May 21, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

  It’s not everyday you find a California state registered ‘historical home’ on the market—yet, today is one of those days.

April’s Housing Market Inventory Report

Industry, Politics & Econ May 6, 2014May 13, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 0 Comments

May is here and it is time for another installment of our Los Angeles Real Estate Market Inventory Report.  Each month we construct this report with the intention of providing our agents, peers, and clients, with the information they need to make clear and calculated decisions based off statistical market findings and trends.

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Buying & Selling Los Angeles Property This Spring: will it be sunshine & rainbows or…

Local News, Politics & Econ April 25, 2014May 5, 2014 Harout Keuroghlian 0 Comments

In the housing market, Spring always brings an increase in sales.  As the weather warms and summer nears, potential buyers are normally very eager to find a home and lock into a school district before fall comes around – this year that’s not the case.

Coachella Music and Arts Festival: Short Term Rentals In Indio Soar

Celebrity, Politics & Econ April 11, 2014April 11, 2014 JohnHart Real Estate 1 Comment

By now, if you haven’t been to the Coachella Music and Arts Festival (going on this weekend and next), you’ve at least heard of it.  I’ll start out by saying that the only thing more difficult than not being at the festival, is writing about it at the exact same time it’s going on.  That […]

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