A recent U.S. News article headline looked promising: “The Guide to Understanding Your Home Value.” What Mesa County homeowner isn’t at least curious about that? Written by U.S. News’s real estate editor, the piece addressed a slew of informational tidbits, some of which are not as commonsensical as you’d think.
For everyone who is serious about searching for their next Mesa County house, it’s no exaggeration to say that today’s Mesa County MLS listings are an all-but-indispensable tool.
Once you have decided to sell your Mesa County house, unless it’s already in top-notch shape, you face some meaningful decisions about things that might need to be refreshed, upgraded, or replaced altogether. Some major items are hard to ignore: a roof that’s barely weatherproof, or over-the-hill front door hardware, for instance. But other facets can be a coin-toss: will they be worth the expense?
Here's the Palisade CO Real Estate Sales Report for August 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Palisade in August 2021.
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For anyone who follows Mesa County real estate trends, this year has upended all expectations. Even following the declaration of the national pandemic emergency, the course of activity continued to follow an unpredictable path. Recently, the National Association of Realtors® Newsroom revealed new details about the unforeseen shifts in the housing market. Normally, when the national economy sputters as profoundly as it did at the onset of the pandemic, it constitutes “a condition usually associated with slower home sales and lower home prices.” The opposite has come to pass on both counts.
At Stanford, they call it the new “working-from-home economy”—one featuring “an incredible 42% of the labor force working from home full-time.” The latest Gallup survey finds 58% working at home at least some of the time. Mesa County workers who count themselves among the 51% who prefer remote work “because it improves work-life balance” will also be in sync with their employers. According to Digital Workplace’s estimate, firms that offer remote work report having a “25% lower employee turnover rate.”
Sometimes, the timing for when to list your Mesa County home is pretty much dictated by circumstances. Whether they be personal or professional changes that call for a move, when to list is (as politicians say) "baked in." When to list can't be rescheduled.
Here's the Orchard Mesa CO Real Estate Sales Report for July 2021 This report gives detailed real estate market data for Orchard Mesa in July 2021.
Here's the Redlands CO Real Estate Sales Report for July 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Redlands in July 2021.
Here's the Fruita CO Real Estate Sales Report for July 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Fruita in July 2021.
Here's the Grand Junction CO Real Estate Sales Report for July 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Grand Junction in July 2021.
Here's the Palisade CO Real Estate Sales Report for July 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Palisade in July 2021.
Staying on top of everything involved in keeping Mesa County homes in tip-top condition requires at least some degree of parallel concentration—a skill that can be hard to manifest when major maintenance issues are underway.
For homeowners who had planned to sell their Mesa County home this year, the sudden advent of the COVID-19 pandemic looked like the worst kind of bad news—what pundits call a “black swan”—the kind of out-of-the-blue event that thoroughly disrupts normal prospects. Sure enough, unemployment numbers soared, and businesses in any number of fields ground to a halt. As if those conditions weren’t damaging enough, for Mesa County home sellers, even showing Mesa County homes became close to impossible as everyone grappled with finding the best ways to deal with the changing conditions.
Mesa County rental properties can bring their owners substantial investment income at the same time they are quietly building equity. It sounds clever—and it is clever, as many legendary titans of industry have pointed out. Nineteenth-century millionaire-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie’s “Ninety percent of all millionaires become so through owning real estate” is typical.
Every profession creates them—an ever-expanding vocabulary of specialized terms, followed by the list of acronyms they spawn. Mesa County real estate is certainly no exception.
Here's the Palisade CO Real Estate Sales Report for June 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Palisade in June 2021.
Here's the Grand Junction CO Real Estate Sales Report for June 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Grand Junction in June 2021.
Here's the Fruita CO Real Estate Sales Report for June 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Fruita in June 2021.
Here's the Redlands CO Real Estate Sales Report for June 2021. This report gives detailed real estate market data for Redlands in June 2021.
Here's the Orchard Mesa CO Real Estate Sales Report for June 2021 This report gives detailed real estate market data for Orchard Mesa in June 2021.