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You already know the real estate market is strong, especially if you are trying to buy a house. Sellers know too when they get multiple offers and sell their houses for more than list price. So rather than repeat the same old saw we decided to mix it up a bit this week. Here are excerpts from some of last week’s real estate world:
Distressed properties present challenges
Persistent unemployment likely means that we will continue to see a certain amount of distressed properties that many view as opportunities. Of course, these properties usually are priced to move, but when they are priced below what is owed there are risks for buyers and sellers alike.
Wine 2011: Look forward to good prices, choices
Riesling will rise. The market for wine in Asia will boom on. Customers will continue to hunt for vintage values. And the market for fine wine will continue to rumble back to life.
Concerns over US winter wheat may boost low crop prices
Stocks higher on earnings, economic reports
NEW YORK - Investors regained some enthusiasm for stocks Tuesday, sending prices sharply higher after reports showed a slight improvement in the housing market and a big jump in industrial production.
Day-after rush seals strong shopping season
For many in North Idaho, Dec. 26 is usually a day of leftovers, work-free afternoon naps and — for the less festive among us — the ritual of pulling down colored lights and tinseled trees.
What $1,500 gets renters here, there, everywhere
A brand new, ranch-style rental home on Nixon Loop in Rathdrum is going for $1,595 a month.
Coffee drinkers keep chugging, even as prices rise
NEW YORK - People are paying more to fuel up these days - on coffee.
Flexing old muscles
In 2014, U.S. economy began shaky, finished strong
GAS: Solution isn't overseas
Gas prices are becoming too expensive to fast. Soon people will not be able to buy gas for their cars and the only solution for it are electric cars. The electric cars are not the best; the best solution can only be found with time. We also need more people looking into this problem instead of looking into other countries. If those people don’t, our country will go for a dramatic turn of events in more than just the gas problem.
Real estate market rising
Low inventory, high demand fueling higher housing prices
Smiling along with us
Arts and entertainment happenings
Nightlife and cultural events in and around Kootenai County
Nightlife and cultural events taking place in and around Kootenai County
Reputation celebration
Many years ago, there was a famous general known for his cunning strategy. At the end of one conflict, he stopped with a small battalion of soldiers to rest. One of his enemies heard of his refuge and marched his entire army toward the general's encampment.
Fueling the economy?
In a first, gas and other fuels are top U.S. export
NIC board sets Riverbend site price
When buying a home anticipate expenses
Each month we, at the Coeur d'Alene Association of Realtors, offer a course for first time home buyers. This course, in conjunction with Idaho Housing, offers tips and advice to make sure that folks approach home ownership with their eyes wide open.
Arts and entertainment happenings
Night life and cultural events in and around Kootenai County
Music Walk: 5-8 p.m., every fourth Friday, downtown Coeur d'Alene; live music performances from local favorites; follow the red balloons for participating venues. Free