Although real estate experts were unsure of how the housing market would fare after the expiration of the federally-funded homebuyers tax credit, the recent Twin Cities Seasonal Trend Report for Summer 2010 found that it's looking good for both buyers and sellers, RE/MAX said. "Our sales boards and numbers look really healthy," RE/MAX real estate agent Mike Vanderheyden said.
There are several signs that lead experts to believe the Twin Cities area would be a good place to purchase a home, RE/MAX said. Recovery is in process with fewer foreclosures in the spring than expected. Average home prices are also rising, and mortgage interest rates continue to stay low.
If a consumer plans to make the move to the Twin Cities area, they can research all of their relocation options online. More people are moving themselves to save money, and they can choose to use rental trucks, moving pods, and other portable storage options.
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