About Omaha's Lake Cunningham Hills

Market Report for Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha NE for Nov 30, 2011



Currently there are 7 homes for sale in Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha Nebraska. The highest list price is $127,500 and the lowest list price is $84,900 with an average list price of $111,657. The lowest number of days on market is 51, and the highest number of days on market is 210 with an average days on market of 122.

If you would like to search Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha NE homes for sale, be sure to check out our great online home search which includes all homes, houses, condominiums, land, foreclosures, shortsales and hud homes.

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Market Report for Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha NE for Nov 01, 2011



Currently there are 8 homes for sale in Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha Nebraska. The highest list price is $128,900 and the lowest list price is $84,900 with an average list price of $112,750. The lowest number of days on market is 22, and the highest number of days on market is 181 with an average days on market of 89.

If you would like to search Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha NE homes for sale, be sure to check out our great online home search which includes all homes, houses, condominiums, land, foreclosures, shortsales and hud homes.

The search includes Douglas County Nebraska Real Estate | Omaha NE Real Estate | Lake Cunningham Hills Omaha Nebraska Real Estate.

Looking for an advertiser for our web site, I came across https://www.mortgageloan.com/ to see local rates at 4 lenders. So, after giving eveything but my blood type and the promise of my first born named after them, i.e. income, email, etc. I received this:

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They do this often? What they did was harvest my name as a potential home buyer in the next 2 months. Is this the kind of "HOT LEAD" they sell to unsuspecting Real Estate Agents?

From Housing Predictor.com, the forecast for Nebraska sounds pretty good!

Nebraska

Some think the elusive bottom of the housing market could be fairly near in Nebraska, despite the recessionary economy and lack of consumer confidence. Nebraska ranks near the bottom of states in foreclosures, and few mortgages are subprime or Alt A loans, which have triggered the avalanche of foreclosures.

Nebraska is a key agricultural producing state, and farmers are concerned about the state of the economy. Farm income is still running at about the same as last year, but drops in the prices of commodities could have a major impact on farmers. Plummeting prices for corn and soybeans could have devastating consequences on Nebraska's economy. In fact, more of an impact on the state than real estate in the conservative mid-west.

Conservative financing may provide the saving grace for Nebraska's economy. Although home sales and auto sales are down, they aren't nearly down as much as the majority of markets throughout the country impacted by the credit crisis. And lenders are still willing to make mortgages in Nebraska unlike bankers in many other parts of the country.

Nebraska still has fairly strong employment hovering around 4%, but it is feeling the effects of the recession. In Omaha the unemployment rate is edging up as more people apply for unemployment benefits. Home sales are also down by nearly half from year ago levels as the fall out of the credit crunch slows the economy.

Sales are projected to remain sluggish, but moving in 2009 in Omaha on forecast average housing deflation of just 4.1%.

My partner took advantage of that and when she filed yesterday she found she's getting that and then some. I don't think people realize it's a CREDIT, i.e. if you owe $3,000 in taxes, which isn't unlikely for a non-home owner that can afford a home, appying the tax credit means you'd instead get a check for $5,000. We're not pushing it on our web site we're launching this week but I see the other local broker web sites are making a big deal out of it as they should.

I liken that announcement to the announcement that the analog TV signals are all going to go digital February 17th. What? Isn't it June now? I was so sick of those warnings but somebody didn't "hear" it. They're not "hearing" about the tax credit either, are they? What's it take to give away money? There are more than 300 homes for sale in Omaha under $65,000 and the payments for that are less than $500/month PITI. That's a lot of money to save on a home like that! Oh, see those and others at our web site, 4114OpenHouses.com/omaha.