Everett Vacant Lot-C1 Zoning

Need a spot to develop? Can built to the lot lines here and you're only 1 block from the entrance/exit to I-5 on Everett Avenue in Everett, Wa! Click on the link below for more information:)


Everett Vacant Lot-C1 Zoning

1818 Grove Street .56 acre lot + Building Mixed Use Zoning-Grove Street

For $220,000, you can own this apx 1600 asf clinic building on .56 acre lot.....right on Grove Street Marysville! Click on the link below to get more information!

Mixed Use Zoning-Grove Street

Mixed Use Zoning-1824 Grove St.

If you have an investor looking for a mixed use building now with future additional development potential....this may be the one. .52 acres! And you can buy this one in conjunction with the next door parcel for the bargain price of $425,000!

Grove Street-.52 Acres w/Building Powered by Listings-To-Leads

Interest Rates on the Upswing

Here's a recent article in the Herald's business section discussion the increase in interest rates we've been seeing. Previously, interest rates were expected to fall to a point lower than 4% and stay there for a time. Good news for the economy means bad news for the bond market and interest rates...as investors flee the security of the government bonds for the potential of the stock market.

Here is that very interesting link:

Interest rates have gone up

Home Sellers will Sell! Just read the following...

This is good solid advice for home seller during 2011. Price your home right, hit the ground running, make sure you have the skilled agent.....

Home Seller Advice for 2011

REALTOR® Magazine-Daily News-Job Recovery is Vital for a Strong Economy

REALTOR® Magazine-Daily News-Job Recovery is Vital for a Strong Economy

Boy howdy ain't this the truth!

There are some interesting updates in real estate right now....and one is this: In specific markets and price ranges, the sales are increasing. Marysville's market from $200k -$250k are not at a 37% selling rations. Yes, that's right, instead of 10% that selling ratio has increased to 37%. For those that are in a position to buy, great bargains and those bargains are no longer laying around for weeks.

News for the Future

Federal Housing Finance Committee is working on providing financial changes that would motivate loan servicers and lienholders to actually negotiate with homeowners in trouble BUT they don't expect many changes until spring/summer of 2012. Read below:

News about Future Homeowner Mortgage Negotiations