Category Archives: Waccabuc NY
Marin County’s Luxurious, Historic Ross Estate Asks $20M – House of the Day | Waccabuc NY Homes
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More customized design solutions available through Homes.com Studio | Waccabuc NY Real Estate
Homes.com today launched a new responsive design website platform for real estate professionals, Homes Connect Fusion, that adapts content for viewing across desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Fusion provides custom-designed websites using responsive technology to showcase content and branding while enhancing the consumer search experience. Fusion allows users to select from 32 background images and seven color options to match individual brand requirements, and provides integrated Internet Data Exchange (IDX) and map-based listing search. Homes.com also released Homes.com Studio, which provides more customized design solutions utilizing the Fusion website platform. Real estate pros will receive expert design advice from Studio consultants who match their individual marketing and branding goals.“With mobile traffic expected to surpass desktop traffic in 2014, implementing a comprehensive high-impact website product for real estate professionals is essential to achieve a positive user experience,” said Homes.com Executive Vice President Brock MacLean in a statement. “We are excited to offer real estate pros the tools to provide a responsive Web browsing experience for homebuyers and sellers through the affordable and customized Homes Connect Fusion and Studio products.”
– See more at: http://www.inman.com/2014/01/14/homes-com-offers-responsive-design-website-platform-for-agents/?utm_source=20140115&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dailyheadlinesam#sthash.4TDO8PAm.dpuf
Stagnation hit the Phoenix-area housing market | Waccabuc Real Estate
A new report from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University shows stagnation hit the Phoenix-area housing market as 2013 came close to an end. Phoenix-area home prices have been going up since they hit a low point in September 2011, but the increases have slowed down in recent months.
The latest data for Maricopa and Pinal counties, as of November, reveals:
• Price gains continuing to slow, even though the median single-family-home price went up 23 percent from November 2012 to November 2013.
• Sales activity down 27 percent at the same time.
• Investor interest and construction permits also falling off.
The median single-family-home price went up 23 percent from November 2012 to this past November – from $162,500 to $200,000. Realtors will note the average price per square foot rose about 18 percent. The median townhouse/condo price went up about 20 percent, to $119,900.
http://www.arizonadailyindependent.com/2014/01/13/stagnation-hit-the-phoenix-area-housing-market/