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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Sandy Utah Short Sale: The revealing numbers in the market!

Posted by admin on March 18, 2010

The number of real estate properties in the market are getting bigger and bigger each month. New and old listings are added up everyday as these properties for sale are getting higher or lower by price on the list depending on the status of a certain house.

Also, short sales are  getting huge in numbers as these properties are more safe than foreclosure. In Sandy Utah Homes, current property listings for the month of March is getting close to 602 total listed properties. About 115 properties are possible for short sales. That is 39.93% out of total listed properties in Sandy Ut Homes.

With the ongoing tax credit phenomena, home buyers are getting interest from this privilege in purchasing a particular property. The increase of short sale properties will motivate more home buyers to flood in the real estate market.

New property listings can be seen also in Homes for Sale Utah, Salt Lake City Utah Short Sales, Draper Short Sales, Utah Real Estate.

Bill to increase tax on Utah’s Wealthiest proposed by a State Lawmaker

Posted by admin on January 21, 2010

What’s with this bill? One of the state lawmakers proposed a bill to increase the tax for Utah’s richest residents as a move to pay for education.

A bill which calls for those earning more than $250,000 a year is going to pay a 1 percent income tax increase that is according to Rep. Brian King, D-Salt Lake, which is sponsoring the bill. On the other hand, the bill would increase the tax by 2 percent for those earning more than $750,000.

The idea of the bill is to help fund the anticipated growth in Utah’s public school system according to King as he told the Deseret News which he says is not addressed by Gov. Gary Herbert’s proposed budget. This is to help strengthen the education foundation system for public schools around the Utah’s territory.

Indeed, state’s population would be affected for about 2 percent wherein it could raise about $350 million based from the tax. King also added that “Those people who are earning more than $750,000 are in the best position to help us out of this severe budget crisis.”

These wealthiest Utahns can also help share their excess incomes coming from their properties may it be in business, real estate properties and the like as far as tax increased is concerned. Many of those wealthiest people have larger incomes which could help uplift the status of education in the State of Utah. Their overflowing incomes can be measured from their properties may it be real properties which is said to be rich and diverse in Utah.

Via Deseret News

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Annual Update of Condos in Sandy Utah

Posted by admin on January 16, 2010

Last year’s annual statistics for condominium sales drifted down as its number of condos was a little lower compared from previous years in the market. It was in 2006 that condominiums were very up and begun to decreased each year until 2009. Around 96 condominiums were sold last year in the market. Comparing to 2008′ annual condo sales, around 126 condos were released and sold in the market and went down to around 96 condos were sold in 2009.

In 2009, the median price for condominiums was about $213,900 and its average went up to $246,980 and a 4% appreciation of $163,567.

Here’s an overview of how the curve shows the annual sales of condominiums in Sandy Ut Homes.

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The statistics figures out that by 2010, it is expected that Sandy Utah Homes will do better in marketing their real estate properties to show some improvements in the home sale curve.

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