Unlocking the Value of Your Arizona Property: How to Sell Your Land for Cash Quickly lolita, 25/09/202524/09/2025 If you own vacant land in Arizona and have ever thought, “I wish someone would just buy my land outright — I want to sell my land now,” you’re not alone. Holding undeveloped property can bring ongoing costs (taxes, maintenance, legal exposure) and sometimes limited options for use or resale. That’s where companies like LandBoss step in, offering to purchase land for cash and eliminate the hassles inherent in the traditional real estate transaction. In this article, we’ll dive into how LandBoss’s “Sell Land for Cash in Arizona” program works, why it might be an attractive route if you want to sell my land, and what you should know before proceeding. The Challenge of Selling Raw Land the Traditional Way Before we explore the cash buyer route, it’s worth understanding why many landowners struggle to sell raw parcels: Less buyer demand. Unlike homes or developed commercial properties, vacant land doesn’t attract as many prospective buyers. Many people want ready-to-go houses or lots with utilities, so raw land is a niche market. Financing difficulty. Because vacant land carries more perceived risk, lenders are typically stricter (if they will finance at all). This limits the pool of buyers to mostly all-cash … Continue Reading
Bank of Canada pause soothes the real estate market lolita, 08/09/2025 Open this photo in gallery: 33 Lombard St. features a renovated unit with 1,400 square feet of living space and two parking spaces.ReMax Hallmark Bibby Group Realty March has brought renewed life to the Toronto-area condo market on the heels of a flurry of single-family home sales earlier in the year. But while buyers seem to be more optimistic in all segments of the market, they are keeping a close eye on their finances. Christopher Bibby, broker with Re/Max Hallmark Bibby Group Realty, says condo sales have been lagging the broader market so far in 2024, but the tempo suddenly shifted in early March. Over the course of 10 days, Mr. Bibby sold three of his condo listings, helped four buyers purchase units and had two more deals in negotiations. In the condo market, units with asking prices above the $1.5-million mark are seeing more action after a lengthy stall. “Suddenly it seems that price point is starting to click.” Mr Bibby says the sudden turn appears to be partly a delayed spillover from the rebound that began in late December in the freehold segment. As tales of bidding contests for houses became more common, some downsizers felt more … Continue Reading
Why Hamtramck and Grosse Pointe Farms Are the Top Places to Buy in Michigan lolita, 08/09/2025 Michigan continues to be a hotspot for homebuyers thanks to its affordability, high quality of life, and strong job market. Within the state, two rising markets are drawing attention in 2025: Hamtramck, for its lower prices and cultural vibrancy, and Grosse Pointe Farms, for its upscale suburban lifestyle. With attractive entry prices, beautiful architecture, and strong job access, both cities outperform traditional high-cost metros like Lake Angelus and Birmingham. Whether your priority is affordability or luxury, homes for sale in Hamtramck and Grosse Pointe Farms stand out—and here’s why. 1. 2025 Market Snapshot and Affordability Hamtramck is a budget-friendly choice in the Detroit metro. As of July 2025, the median sale price sat at $194K, down 11.3% year-over-year. Homes sell fast, averaging just 13 days on the market, a sharp improvement compared to 22 days in 2024. Grosse Pointe Farms offers a more premium option. Its median sale price was $487,500, down 14.8% YOY, with homes staying about 22 days on the market. Compared to the U.S. median home value of $368,000, Hamtramck is highly budget-friendly, while Grosse Pointe Farms is positioned firmly in the higher-end bracket. 2. Top Employment and Competitive Wages Hamtramck benefits from Detroit’s manufacturing revival. GM’s… Continue Reading
Barbara Corcoran Says Housing Prices ‘Are Going To Go Through the Roof’ — But When? lolita, 01/09/2025 Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com If you’ve been in the market to buy a home, you’re likely in a tough spot. While you may be tempted to wait for interest rates to drop, if you wait too long, you could be dealing with a surge in home prices. Check Out: Housing Market 2024: Avoid Buying a Home in These 25 Texas CitiesRead Next: 8 States To Move To If You Don’t Want To Pay Taxes on Social Security During a Fox Business interview, real estate entrepreneur and “Shark Tank” star Barbara Corcoran shared her prediction for when home prices will rise, how much she expects them to increase and more. Sponsored: Protect Your Wealth With A Gold IRA. Take advantage of the timeless appeal of gold in a Gold IRA recommended by Sean Hannity. Lower Interest Rates Will Mean Higher Home Prices We’re currently experiencing a “bottleneck” in the real estate market, Corcoran said, but this won’t last forever. “Sellers don’t want to move from their apartment or their home because they don’t want to take on higher interest rates,” she said, “and buyers are too afraid [to buy] because they are getting less house [for the price]. So you’ve … Continue Reading
St. Petersburg Snell Isle mansion lists for $11.25 million lolita, 25/08/2025 A 5,378-square foot home in St. Louis Petersburg’s exclusive Snell Isle neighborhood is on the market for $11.25 million. 321 Brightwaters Blvd NE is a Mediterranean style home with four bedrooms and five bathrooms on a 0.41-acre double lot. The waterfront property overlooks Coffee Pot Bayou and faces west, offering sunset views. It was built in 1928 and designed by the influential developer SV Schooley. “He was like a Spanish-Mediterranean style Frank Lloyd Wright,” said Bonnie Strickland of Coldwell Banker Realty. She is listing the property along with Miles Crowe. 321 Brightwaters Blvd NE was designed and built by the influential developer SV Schooley. [ VHT STUDIOS – WWW.VHT.COM | Bonnie Strickland ] The current owners paid $705,000 for the property in 1999, according to Pinellas County property records. They renovated it in the early 2000s to preserve its historical significance. They’ve also added modern structural elements like new windows and a new roof. “You can’t build a house like this anymore, it’s too expensive.” Strickland said. “It’s built like a fortress, solid plaster.” Special features include three fireplaces, hand-painted Italian-inspired interiors, an attached one-car garage, a separate two-car garage/workspace, a heated pool with a waterslide and a dock with … Continue Reading
Longtime Virginia Dragstrip Hits The Real Estate Market lolita, 23/08/2025 The Custom T’s Motorsports Park, formerly known as Colonial Beach Dragway in Northern Virginia, was listed this week with agent Exit Realty Expertise, for an asking price of $4 million. The 1/8-mile dragstrip, which has been in operation since 1960, is owned by veteran grudge racing promoter Larry Thompson, who took over the facility in 2018. The track carries the name of Thompson’s successful custom screen printing business, Custom T’s, which he founded in 1987 in Washington, DC The 50-acre facility in Colonial Beach, population 3,900, is located less than two miles from the Maryland state line and the Potomac River, and is a short drive from DC Richmond, and Virginia Beach. Your traditional small-town track, it features all of the essentials without the frills: new scoreboards, freshly paved return road, some limited paved parking, an office and concession building plus other storage outbuildings, covered dining tables, and of course the timing tower , timing system, concrete barrier walls, and simple grandstand seating. At about 26-grand a month over 30 years before taxes and insurance, whether this Virginia dragstrip is worth the $4 million asking price is up to the discretion of an interested buyer. But we certainly join the … Continue Reading
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Engaging Agriculture: UNL releases preliminary farm real estate market survey results lolita, 16/08/2025 According to the preliminary results of the 2024 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Survey, the market value of agricultural land in Nebraska increased by 5 percent over the previous year to an average of $4,015 per acre. This marks the third consecutive year of increases in the market value of agricultural land in Nebraska, setting another high in the non-inflation-adjusted statewide land value in the survey’s 46-year history. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Department of Agricultural Economics annually surveys land industry professionals across Nebraska, including appraisers, farm and ranch managers, agricultural bankers, and related industry professionals. Results from the survey are divided by land class and summarized by the eight Agricultural Statistical Districts of Nebraska. The 2024 preliminary results revealed that most of Northwest Nebraska’s agricultural land values were higher for the February. 1, 2024, reporting year. The northwest region includes Banner, Box Butte, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Garden, Kimball, Morrill, Scotts Bluff, Sheridan and Sioux counties. The average farmland value in the region is estimated to be $960 per acre, which is 3 percent higher than the previous year. Table 1 reports the eight major types of land reported in the survey and the average value of each type for the … Continue Reading
Massive changes for Real Estate buying and selling | News lolita, 13/08/2025 BOSSIER CITY, La – Some seismic changes are coming in the real estate world. It all stems from several antitrust lawsuits against the National Association of Realtors. The NAR on Friday agreed to pay $418 million in damages and eliminate some rules on commission. Some industry observers think the changes could have commissions falling by 25% to 50%. Under the newly scrapped NAR rules, which were enacted in the 1990s, sellers were required to pay for the broker representing the buyer and offer a commission for the buyer’s broker when initially listing a property. That will no longer be the case and there will be more opportunities for negotiation all around. Dianne Gibson, broker and co-owner of East Bank Real Estate “There will be additional disclosures involved with the sellers and buyers. We have not received those disclosures yet, but will be shortly. We have several meetings set up with all the governing bodies of real estate in the state of Louisiana and we’ll get more guidance here soon,” said Dianne Gibson, broker and co-owner of East Bank Real Estate Jenny Spivey, associate broker at East Bank Real Estate “I honestly feel like it will be good. Change is good … Continue Reading
Real estate agent defends ‘parasitic’ listing lolita, 01/08/2025 A rental property raised eyebrows last week when it was listed at a modest $375 per week for a large family sized home with two bathrooms. Upon closer inspection, the listing was advertising individual rooms for the low price — with larger rooms on offer for $450 with a total of five rooms available. The listing sparked controversy with the real estate agent forced to defend what some have labeled a “parasitic” listing in a desperate rental environment. “She’s basically clickbaiting people,” director of Perth-based Contessi Properties Paulette Contessi said in a TikTok video. She said a five bedroom, two bathroom home in that suburb should probably rent for about $900. “There is nothing illegal about it, but it is extremely unethical,” Ms Contessi told news.com.au. She said renting individual rooms was “very unusual and it is not the job of a property manager”. “We don’t run boarding houses,” she said. She said a “desperate” rental situation in Perth resulted in these “parasitic and unethical” rental listings, and referenced other extreme examples including a woman leasing out her veranda and a man putting his shed up for rent. The property in the family friendly suburb of Gwelup, Perth was listed … Continue Reading