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March Brings Little Relief to Collin County’s Inventory-Strapped Housing Market
March Brings Little Relief to Collin County’s Inventory-Strapped Housing Market The Collin County Association of Realtors (CCAR) reports that new listings significantly increased in March 2021, yet not enough to provide relief for Collin County’s inventory-strapped housing market. In March, 14.1% fewer homeowners listed their home than the year prior (1,663 vs. 1,936). However, it’s…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Block Chain, 3D Printing: Why NAR is Investing in the Future of Tech with Ashley Stinson
Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Block Chain, 3D Printing: Why NAR is Investing in the Future of Tech with Ashley Stinson https://growthzonesitesprod.azureedge.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1512/2021/03/artificial-intelligence-augmented-reality-block-chain-3d-printing-why-nar-is-investing-in-the-future-of-tech-with-ashley-stinson-soundbite.mp4 Don’t miss the latest episode of CCAR’s podcast Welcome to the Top with Second Century Ventures Senior Director of Marketing and Communications, Ashley Stinson. In this episode you will learn how NAR is playing…
Read MoreCollin County’s Housing Market Far from Balanced One Year into the Pandemic
Collin County’s Housing Market Far from Balanced One Year into the Pandemic The Collin County Association of Realtors (CCAR) reports that the pandemic has left the Collin County housing market far from balanced, as new listings remain low and demand for area homes continues to increase. In February, 39.6% fewer homeowners listed their home than…
Read MoreYou Can’t Miss This Step: Video Marketing with Cristina Schaefer
You Can’t Miss This Step: Video Marketing with Cristina Schaefer https://growthzonesitesprod.azureedge.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1512/2021/03/you-can-t-miss-this-step-video-marketing-with-cristina-schaefer-soundbite.mp4 Video marketing has become the number one tool in the marketing toolbox. But what does that mean for you? Listen in as Cristina Schaefer, Director of Social Media at HAR, discusses video marketing’s impact, how to get started, and what kind of response you…
Read MoreNew Listings Stall While Homebuyers’ Demand Continues
New Listings Stall While Homebuyers’ Demand Continues The Collin County Association of Realtors (CCAR) reports that Collin County residents were just as motivated to list their home in December as the year prior, while homebuyers’ appetite for area homes increased. Relatively the same number of homeowners listed their home last month as in December 2019…
Read MorePlan For Your Success
Plan For Your Success Originally Published in the January 2021 Edition of North DFW Real Producers Magazine Last year was weird. I bet your 2020 vision board didn’t involve sweat pants, elbow bumps, or toilet paper wars. However, it might have included record sales volumes and a growing client list, both of which 2020 delivered in spades. If…
Read MoreTrending Legal Issues and How to Stay on the Right Side of the Law
Trending Legal Issues and How to Stay on the Right Side of the Law January 19 is a BIG Day (And not just because it’s Dolly Parton’s 75th Birthday) It’s CCAR’s Blast Off 2021 Virtual Event! At Blast Off 2021, keynote speaker Trista Curzydlo, attorney and national real estate education expert, will discuss: How Facebook’s…
Read MoreEveryone who has an Opinion Gets to Voice it: Leading During Adversity with Cindi Bulla
Everyone who has an Opinion Gets to Voice it: Leading During Adversity with Cindi Bulla https://growthzonesitesprod.azureedge.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1512/2020/12/everyone-who-has-an-opinion-gets-to-voice-it-leading-during-adversity-with-cindi-bulla-soundbite.mp4 Cindi Bulla did not envision a pandemic as part of her 2020 Texas REALTORS® Chairman tenure. How did she lead the real estate industry through a challenging year? Listen to find out. Categories CCAR Events CCAR News Government Affairs…
Read More2020 President’s Report from David Long
2020 President’s Report from David Long The year 2020 is certainly a year that will not be forgotten. It has affected all of us, some in minor ways and some in more major ways. However, thanks to a strong political advocacy movement at the national, state, and local levels, real estate remained an essential business…
Read MoreHow Low Can it Go? Collin County’s Housing Market Had 1.1 Months’ Supply of Homes in November
The Collin County Association of Realtors (CCAR) reports that, in November, Collin County’s housing inventory indicated that it would be completely sold out in 1.1 months if the 12-month average sales rate continued. This data point, referred to as the months’ supply of homes, was 62.5% less in November 2020 compared to the same time…
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