Grants Pass Real Estate and the Southern Oregon Real Estate Market
As a specialist in Grants Pass real estate within the Southern Oregon real estate market, I am well aware of the distress many home owners currently feel regarding the significant drop in real estate market prices, both locally and nationally. I am writing these words to assure readers that the wealth of the American family will continue to be provided by the ownership of real estate, be it ownership right here in Grants Pass real estate, in the Southern Oregon real estate market, or nationwide.
Here’s why the recovery is working all across America. Yes, the wheels of recovery have been slow to turn because they found themselves at a dead stop, churning to free us from the worse financial mud hole since the Great Depression. But consider this — foreclosure inventories in Grants Pass real estate and nationwide are shrinking.
Pending sales in the Southern Oregon real estate market are also beginning to consistently increase in numbers, as they are across America. And stimulus programs engaged by the current Administration, like the $8000 tax credit for first-time home owners, are beginning to show their effect. On June 1, the Dow Jones index closed at 8721, it’s highest mark in the last 7 months.
Yes, things are getting better and that means, over time, investment in Grants Pass real estate within the Southern Oregon real estate market is where it belongs… right here at home.
A Socially Conscious Real Estate Consultant
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