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Buy a House or Condo with the Best Real Estate Agent in Broward, Dade & Palm Beach
counties: Alex Baglioni--Broker/Owner of REMAX PerformanceThe best real estate agent in the tri-
county area, Alex Baglioni, consistently delivers your dream home in just one day? He has 100% accuracy, 100% of the time.
When you meet with Alex one of two things will happen:
1. You will go out the next day and find one to three homes that you get the feeling “this is it” in your stomach. This is a
feeling that no real estate agent or salesperson can “trick” you into having. It’s the true feeling that you get when you first pull
into the driveway, and that you complete having during the first five seconds of opening the front door. The rest of the time
looking at the house will be to re-assure yourself that this home is really it. You will get this feeling one to three times the first
day you go out to look at homes.
2. You will realize that it may not make sense for you to move, that you may not qualify for the loan you want, that you are
going to keep on renting to save more money or improve your credit, or that you may need to relocate to another area to get
what you want.
Either way, your real estate search will be over, and in one day. Sounds hard to believe? Try for one day and find out!
Sell Your House or Condo
with the best real estate agent in Broward, Dade & Palm Beach counties: Alex Baglioni--Broker/Owner of REMAX Performance
When you start interviewing real estate agents, you will realize that almost all of them will tell you what you want to hear, that
you can sell your house for whatever price you want, and they are the best for the job because of all of this-and-that
marketing schemes. But what you will find interesting is that nobody offers you any type of guarantee that they will sell your
house, and that they lock you in a six month exclusive right to sell listing agreement.
When you list your house for sale with one of the best real estate agents in Broward, this realtor will have no problem of
guaranteeing results: Your Home Sold. You see, talk is cheap, and salespeople for sure can talk. But can they deliver? The
extensive amount of daily expired listings in Broward, Dade & Palm Beach counties is overwhelming. An expired listing is a
listing that the contract with the real estate agent runs out. Normally this contract is for six, nine or twelve months.
Alex Baglioni is one of the best real estate agents in Fort Lauderdale and Broward county, is the Broker/Owner of REMAX
Performance, a Certified Negotiation Expert, a Certified Distressed Property Expert and was ranked the number 1 (# 1)
REMAX agent in the State of Florida for the past July, based on closed sales. Alex will guarantee your home sold for top dollar
in 30 days or less, and this guarantee is in writing, or he will pay you for every month your home is not sold.
Alex Baglioni will sell your home for top dollar at full appraised value, without discounting the price at all. Your home will be
accurately priced, at full market value.
There is an exact real estate formula to consistently sell most homes in less than 30 days. Alex Baglioni has been applying
that formula for years. That is why the last expired listing Alex had was in the year 2000. But again, talk is cheap. Call Alex
Baglioni today, and see how much he will guarantee to sell your home. After all, you have nothing to lose.
Real Estate Price Forecast for Broward County, Fl for 2012
While no-one can know for sure what the future holds, paying attention to a wide range of perspectives can help real estate
buyers and sellers make informed decisions when it comes to closing on a real estate transaction.
According to one California-based company that conducts real estate research, Broward County and Miami-Dade County may
make up one the country's top-performing metro areas in 2012. The research company projects that the two counties, which
count as one metro area, may rank in the top five major metro areas nationwide, based on what is expected to be an 8.8
percent price growth this year.
An 11.7 percent price growth is expected for Orlando, which the research company projects will lead the nation. And Tampa
may also be one of the country's leaders in terms of stabilizing home prices. Incidentally, these particular analyses are based
on the country's top 50 most populated metro areas, meaning Palm Beach County wasn't included.
The findings in this study suggest that Florida real estate markets are stabilizing, in part as a result of large increases in the
valuation of lower-priced homes and an increased percentage of cash-only transactions. Steady investor activity in Florida
has also helped to increase demand.
Still, others who follow real estate trends in South Florida have a bleaker outlook for 2012. They project that prices may
continue to decrease throughout the year and not bottom-out in some parts of the state until 2013.
Home Prices Rise in Half of U.S. Cities as Markets Stabilize
By Prashant Gopal - May 9, 2012 12:13 PM ET
Prices for single-family homes climbed in half of U.S. cities in the first quarter as real estate markets stabilized.
The median sales price increased from a year earlier in 74 of 146 metropolitan areas measured, the National Association of
Realtors said in a report today. In the fourth quarter, only 29 areas had gains.
The U.S. housing market is showing signs of bottoming as improving employment and record-low mortgage rates boost
demand while inventories of available properties tighten. At the end of March, 2.37 million previously owned homes were
available for sale, 22 percent fewer than a year earlier, the Realtors said.
“The housing market is still depressed but it had a good quarter,” Patrick Newport, an economist at IHS Global Insight in
Lexington, Massachusetts, said in a telephone interview today. “We’re on the mend but it’s still something that will take two or
three years before we’re back to normal.”
The national median existing single-family home price was $158,100 in the first quarter, down 0.4 percent from the first three
months of 2011, according to the Realtors group.
The best-performing metro area was Cape Coral, Florida, where prices increased 28.1 percent from a year earlier. Prices
rose 19 percent in Grand Rapids, Michigan; 16.9 percent in Palm Bay, Florida; and 16.6 percent in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Biggest Declines
Kingston, New York, had the biggest decline, with the median selling price tumbling 22 percent in the quarter. It was followed
by Stamford, Connecticut, with an 18 percent decline; Mobile, Alabama, at 14.7 percent; and Atlanta at 12 percent.
The median selling price is influenced by the mix of homes on the market and probably was boosted by a smaller share of
transactions involving distressed properties. Those homes, which sell at discounts, accounted for 32 percent of first-quarter
sales, down from 38 percent a year earlier.
Prices are more volatile than normal because they are affected by the prevalence of distressed sales and “sudden upswings”
in buyer interest in some areas, said Lawrence Yun, the group’s chief economist.
‘Broad Shortages’
“We have broad shortages of lower-priced homes in much of the country, with very tight supply in Western states for homes
through the middle price ranges,” Yun said in the report. “This is good news for many sellers who wish to list now, or for those
waiting for prices to improve.”
Sales of previously owned homes rose 5.3 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, according to the report. Purchases
climbed 11.7 percent in the Midwest, 6.6 percent in the Northeast, 4.1 percent in the South, and 1.4 percent in the West.
Fannie Mae, the nation’s biggest mortgage-finance company, today reported a $2.7 billion first-quarter profit after a $6.5
billion loss a year earlier, citing smaller declines in home prices as one of the reasons for improvement. The Washington-
based company said that it won’t need Treasury Department aid to balance its books for the first time since it was seized by
federal regulators in 2008.
counties: Alex Baglioni--Broker/Owner of REMAX PerformanceThe best real estate agent in the tri-
county area, Alex Baglioni, consistently delivers your dream home in just one day? He has 100% accuracy, 100% of the time.
When you meet with Alex one of two things will happen:
1. You will go out the next day and find one to three homes that you get the feeling “this is it” in your stomach. This is a
feeling that no real estate agent or salesperson can “trick” you into having. It’s the true feeling that you get when you first pull
into the driveway, and that you complete having during the first five seconds of opening the front door. The rest of the time
looking at the house will be to re-assure yourself that this home is really it. You will get this feeling one to three times the first
day you go out to look at homes.
2. You will realize that it may not make sense for you to move, that you may not qualify for the loan you want, that you are
going to keep on renting to save more money or improve your credit, or that you may need to relocate to another area to get
what you want.
Either way, your real estate search will be over, and in one day. Sounds hard to believe? Try for one day and find out!
Sell Your House or Condo
with the best real estate agent in Broward, Dade & Palm Beach counties: Alex Baglioni--Broker/Owner of REMAX Performance
When you start interviewing real estate agents, you will realize that almost all of them will tell you what you want to hear, that
you can sell your house for whatever price you want, and they are the best for the job because of all of this-and-that
marketing schemes. But what you will find interesting is that nobody offers you any type of guarantee that they will sell your
house, and that they lock you in a six month exclusive right to sell listing agreement.
When you list your house for sale with one of the best real estate agents in Broward, this realtor will have no problem of
guaranteeing results: Your Home Sold. You see, talk is cheap, and salespeople for sure can talk. But can they deliver? The
extensive amount of daily expired listings in Broward, Dade & Palm Beach counties is overwhelming. An expired listing is a
listing that the contract with the real estate agent runs out. Normally this contract is for six, nine or twelve months.
Alex Baglioni is one of the best real estate agents in Fort Lauderdale and Broward county, is the Broker/Owner of REMAX
Performance, a Certified Negotiation Expert, a Certified Distressed Property Expert and was ranked the number 1 (# 1)
REMAX agent in the State of Florida for the past July, based on closed sales. Alex will guarantee your home sold for top dollar
in 30 days or less, and this guarantee is in writing, or he will pay you for every month your home is not sold.
Alex Baglioni will sell your home for top dollar at full appraised value, without discounting the price at all. Your home will be
accurately priced, at full market value.
There is an exact real estate formula to consistently sell most homes in less than 30 days. Alex Baglioni has been applying
that formula for years. That is why the last expired listing Alex had was in the year 2000. But again, talk is cheap. Call Alex
Baglioni today, and see how much he will guarantee to sell your home. After all, you have nothing to lose.
Real Estate Price Forecast for Broward County, Fl for 2012
While no-one can know for sure what the future holds, paying attention to a wide range of perspectives can help real estate
buyers and sellers make informed decisions when it comes to closing on a real estate transaction.
According to one California-based company that conducts real estate research, Broward County and Miami-Dade County may
make up one the country's top-performing metro areas in 2012. The research company projects that the two counties, which
count as one metro area, may rank in the top five major metro areas nationwide, based on what is expected to be an 8.8
percent price growth this year.
An 11.7 percent price growth is expected for Orlando, which the research company projects will lead the nation. And Tampa
may also be one of the country's leaders in terms of stabilizing home prices. Incidentally, these particular analyses are based
on the country's top 50 most populated metro areas, meaning Palm Beach County wasn't included.
The findings in this study suggest that Florida real estate markets are stabilizing, in part as a result of large increases in the
valuation of lower-priced homes and an increased percentage of cash-only transactions. Steady investor activity in Florida
has also helped to increase demand.
Still, others who follow real estate trends in South Florida have a bleaker outlook for 2012. They project that prices may
continue to decrease throughout the year and not bottom-out in some parts of the state until 2013.
Home Prices Rise in Half of U.S. Cities as Markets Stabilize
By Prashant Gopal - May 9, 2012 12:13 PM ET
Prices for single-family homes climbed in half of U.S. cities in the first quarter as real estate markets stabilized.
The median sales price increased from a year earlier in 74 of 146 metropolitan areas measured, the National Association of
Realtors said in a report today. In the fourth quarter, only 29 areas had gains.
The U.S. housing market is showing signs of bottoming as improving employment and record-low mortgage rates boost
demand while inventories of available properties tighten. At the end of March, 2.37 million previously owned homes were
available for sale, 22 percent fewer than a year earlier, the Realtors said.
“The housing market is still depressed but it had a good quarter,” Patrick Newport, an economist at IHS Global Insight in
Lexington, Massachusetts, said in a telephone interview today. “We’re on the mend but it’s still something that will take two or
three years before we’re back to normal.”
The national median existing single-family home price was $158,100 in the first quarter, down 0.4 percent from the first three
months of 2011, according to the Realtors group.
The best-performing metro area was Cape Coral, Florida, where prices increased 28.1 percent from a year earlier. Prices
rose 19 percent in Grand Rapids, Michigan; 16.9 percent in Palm Bay, Florida; and 16.6 percent in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Biggest Declines
Kingston, New York, had the biggest decline, with the median selling price tumbling 22 percent in the quarter. It was followed
by Stamford, Connecticut, with an 18 percent decline; Mobile, Alabama, at 14.7 percent; and Atlanta at 12 percent.
The median selling price is influenced by the mix of homes on the market and probably was boosted by a smaller share of
transactions involving distressed properties. Those homes, which sell at discounts, accounted for 32 percent of first-quarter
sales, down from 38 percent a year earlier.
Prices are more volatile than normal because they are affected by the prevalence of distressed sales and “sudden upswings”
in buyer interest in some areas, said Lawrence Yun, the group’s chief economist.
‘Broad Shortages’
“We have broad shortages of lower-priced homes in much of the country, with very tight supply in Western states for homes
through the middle price ranges,” Yun said in the report. “This is good news for many sellers who wish to list now, or for those
waiting for prices to improve.”
Sales of previously owned homes rose 5.3 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, according to the report. Purchases
climbed 11.7 percent in the Midwest, 6.6 percent in the Northeast, 4.1 percent in the South, and 1.4 percent in the West.
Fannie Mae, the nation’s biggest mortgage-finance company, today reported a $2.7 billion first-quarter profit after a $6.5
billion loss a year earlier, citing smaller declines in home prices as one of the reasons for improvement. The Washington-
based company said that it won’t need Treasury Department aid to balance its books for the first time since it was seized by
federal regulators in 2008.
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Brief Tutorial to www.AlexBaglioni.com
2012 Real Estate Market Forecast & Trend for Broward County, Fl
2012 Real Estate Market Forecast & Trend for the US, by RE/MAX CEO Margaret Kelly
