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Buying New Construction Homes: What You Need to Know

Realty Biz

Buying a new construction home has its pros and cons. As the first owner, you'll enjoy the peace of mind of owning a brand-new property. New homes often require fewer repairs and updates since everything is up to date-and in good condition. Different types of new homes can be less expensive.

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How to write a lead-winning, memorable real estate agent bio (+ examples)

Housing Wire

With extensive experience in new construction home sales, Janet is certified in luxury home sales and specializes in relocation and new construction builder sales. Growing up in Savannah, Georgia, as the daughter of a builder and developer, she learned the processes involved in new home construction from her dad.

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At $210M, Palm Beach’s Only Private Island Is Most Expensive Listing in the U.S.

Realtor.com

That price is to include a complete renovation of the home, courtesy of the developer. No renovations have been performed as yet. The new construction would also include a six-car garage and two swimming pools. A developer, Todd Michael Glaser , bought the property and has big plans—hence the huge price tag.

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Commercial Real Estate Niches Booming in 2021

McKissock

Real estate professionals in the commercial industries know that markets can change dramatically in the course of just a few years. Some commercial real estate niches floundered and others flourished over the past year, depending on how different industries were hit by the pandemic. . Profitable Commercial Real Estate Niches in 2021.

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What’s New in Appraisal Membership: Summer 2022

McKissock

Renovation and Remodeling Appraisal Considerations. When appraising proposed modifications, remodels, or renovations to a residential property, appraisers must decide the feasibility of the modification, if it adds any contributory value, if it extends the remaining economic life, or possibly improves the property’s marketability.

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What is a Certificate of Occupancy in Real Estate and When Do You Need One?

HomeLight

This indicates how the building is classified for zoning purposes (residential, commercial, industrial, retail, etc.) Commercial and residential properties require different certificates. New construction: If you build a new home to sell, a certificate of occupancy will be part of the sale.

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Realtor Safety Month: Resources for Agents & Teams

The Close

NAR commercial real estate safety statistics show that the typical commercial real estate professional meets prospective clients whom they’ve never met before 59% of the time, either at their office or in a neutral location. Also, 18% of commercial agents surveyed said they felt unsafe hosting a showing alone.

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