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    So, you’re finally ready to sell your place, but you don’t know the first thing about how to prepare to put your home on the market. Preparing your home to go up on the market is one of those things you can put a lot of work into doing and still not sell. The housing market is a very tricky business to be in. You can’t just expect to put your house up for sell as is and get a bunch of offers. People want to walk in and see their future in it, not yours. When preparing you can choose how little or

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    According to Fligstein, the next step in market formation was crisis. In The Architecture of Markets he states, “market crisis is first observed when incumbent organizations begin to fail.” From 2007-2009, the housing market crashed as the value of homes in the US fell drastically. As a result, many homeowners began defaulting on their mortgages causing huge problems for those involved in the mortgage securitization market. On September 7th, 2008 when the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) place both

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    Tapping the Ethnic Housing Market Opportunities and Challenges for Housing Lenders and Realtors The tables in the text make it clear that there is a large gap between the minority population and the general population in regard to knowledge and education about the housing market. Housing discrimination and unethical lending practices are at the root of this problem. Housing and communities remain segregated despite all of the progress America has made since the Civil Rights Movement. Minorities

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    An Investigation into the Housing Market Economics Describe and analyse the changes of housing in the local area over the last 5 years The housing market is one of the most talked about topics in the news. I assume this is due to the high influential potential it holds to the rest of the economy. In this essay I will focus on the causes in house prices. I will investigate how prices have changed nationally and locally. I interviewed an Inter counties estate agent to help my investigation

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    Canada 's housing market is at an all-time high, they are known in Vancouver for having the most expensive housing market. This expensive market is not just a Vancouver problem, it is an issue growing throughout the nation and is depriving the average citizen to be able to purchase a house in their lifetime. There is a major issue with the state of the market and how it affects the current citizens. Issues have been rising where the average wage in Vancouver is estimated at seventy-one thousand per

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    “I think high housing prices is a new reality but I don’t think we just have to live with it. Steps can be taken by all levels of government and the private sector that this new reality is creating,” says James McKellar. Now that Canadians are speaking out about their concerns for the market and their stability, and professionals in the industry are beginning to become concerned, it is now the governments turn to speak and try to fix the problem or help ease the minds of canadians. According to the

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    My research paper will focus on millennials struggle in the housing market. This generation makes almost 27 percent of the U.S. population and less than half of it has their own home. The big reason for this is a slow job market, unemployment and college loan debts. More young adults are going back to their ”nests” after graduation and living with their parents. They are delaying marriage, delaying buying first homes, and opening their own business. The purpose of my research is to offer suggestions

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    The Canadian senior housing market is very broad, both economically and physically. Financial and medical needs have shaped the various different types of senior housing, resulting in benefits and disadvantages of each type. The senior housing market has had many changes over the past few years, due to the influx of baby boomers retiring. These retired baby boomers have started to rapidly shape the housing market not only for seniors, but for society in general. Senior housing choices influence the

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    The financial crisis that occurred in 2007-2008 is narrowly related to what happened with the housing market and the foreclosure crisis. In 2006, the housing market peaked due to newly available loans such as interest adjustable loans, interest only loans, and zero down loans for people with low-income jobs. Housing prices were increasing radically and new homeowners were taking out mortgages that they would be unable to pay for in the future, all in order to be able to afford homes with such steep

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    When people talk about racism throughout modern society, a question that emerges is “How does modern racism influence residency and neighborhoods in economic and political viewpoints?” Some argue that segregation within the housing market has been a devastating, long-term, issue for African Americans as a result of racial zoning due to income along with race, while others believe that the United States has indeed enforced policies to prevent blacks from obtaining and maintaining wealth to merge with

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