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Those in a position to purchase real estate now will receive and negotiate superior deals (with the right agent of course). 2010 will continue to be a fantastic buyers market. First time home buyers and equity enabled investors are facing ideal market conditions. Call Zuber Group, a special real estate team today at 208.321.5555 to access the best deals expected for many years. Click here for a FREE listed of distressed properties.

Because the real estate market in the Treasure Valley is expected to show somewhat minimal growth patterns during 2010, short term investment options are unlikely to prove successful. Investments based on long term return scenarios will be the most viable for 2010 in Boise, Idaho and the surrounding areas. The time to buy real estate in now!

As the Boise, Idaho real estate market emerges from its recent turmoil over the next few years, long term investments will provide the most significant growth potential. Also, long term investments will provide the least risk, an important consideration in the current market situation. All in all, the time to BUY real estate is NOW!

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Sold 2 homes this past week. With the extra calls and showing activity on my listings it feels like the market may be turning around. Any good news for other REALTORS ?

The U.S. economy expanded in the fourth quarter at the fastest pace in six years as factories cranked up assembly lines, indicating the recovery may be strong enough to be weaned from government support.

The 5.7 percent increase in gross domestic product at an annual rate reported by the Commerce Department in Washington today exceeded the 4.8 percent median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Separate reports showed consumer sentiment and a barometer of business activity rose more than forecast in January.

The dollar rallied as the data signaled the momentum generated by the world's largest economy last quarter will carry into the new year. Rising investment in equipment and software is boosting sales at companies including Intel Corp. and may help bring the jobless rate down from close to a 26-year high as employers add staff to meet demand.

"We are getting on to something that is pretty sustainable," said Bruce Kasman, chief economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York, who correctly forecast the gain in GDP. "Both consumers and businesses are beginning to increase spending. To get validation, we need to see a return in hiring, which we think we are going to get over the next few months."

Consumer spending, which comprises about 70 percent of the economy, rose at a 2 percent pace following a 2.8 percent increase in the previous three months. Economists projected a 1.8 percent gain, according to the survey median. Efforts to rebuild depleted inventories contributed 3.4 percentage points to GDP, the most in two decades.

By Timothy R. Homan, Bloomberg.com (more)