New Orleans Real Estate Market Report - April 2008
This report focuses on Single Family Homes.
April 2008 - 2020 properties for sale in New Orleans.
April 2007 - 2463 properties for sale in New Orleans.
249 properties sold in New Orleans in April 2008.
287 properties sold in New Orleans in April 2007 .
The average price for sold properties was $199,000 in April 2008.
The average price for sold properties was $196,000 in April 2007.
The average days on market for sold properties was 101 in April 2008
The average days on market for sold properties was 88 in April 2007.
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This New Orleans real estate market report was provided by Darryl Glade, Realtor with RE/MAX N.O. Properties. Darryl can be reached at darrylglade@remax.net or by phone at 504.451.8960. Darryl's office is conveniently located in Uptown New Orleans at 8001 Maple Street. Darryl works throughout the Greater New Orleans area including Uptown, Lakeview, Broadmoor, Mid-City, Metairie, Kenner, Westbank, French Quarter, and the Warehouse District.
For New Orleans and the metro area real estate info, please see New Orleans Real Estate.
To search New Orleans Properties, please see New Orleans Property Search.
Click here to view Darryl Glade's Real Estate Profile.
New Orleans Real Estate - Part 8 - Home Buying Guide - Closing
This is Part 8 of my exclusive New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide.
Welcome to my final installment of my New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide! WooHoo!
This is the part when you sign on the dotted line and get the keys to your new house. I guess it is a bit more complicated than that...but it is a very straight forward process. So what goes in to a closing?
In New Orleans, we typically use a title company to execute our closings. Most lawyers are able to complete a closing but the title companies are so well versed in real estate closings that their rates are typically much cheaper. How do you choose a title company? Your buyer's agent will have knowledge of the local title companies and will be able to suggest the right title for you.
Keep Reading: New Orleans Real Estate - Home Buying Guide - Part 8 - Closing
Part 3: Mortgage and Insurance
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This New Orleans real estate home buying guide was provided by Darryl Glade, Realtor with RE/MAX N.O. Properties. Darryl can be reached at darrylglade@remax.net or by phone at 504.451.8960. Darryl's office is conveniently located in Uptown New Orleans at 8001 Maple Street. Darryl works throughout the Greater New Orleans area including Uptown, Lakeview, Broadmoor, Mid-City, Metairie, Kenner, Westbank, French Quarter, and the Warehouse District.
For New Orleans and the metro area real estate info, please see New Orleans Real Estate.
To search New Orleans Properties, please see New Orleans Property Search.
Click here to view Darryl Glade's Real Estate Profile.
New Orleans Real Estate - Part 7 - Home Buying Guide - Inspections
This is Part 7 of my exclusive New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide.
Congratulations! We have found your perfect home and negotiated a great contract. You are now under contract! Now what...? You have already begun the financing process so keep that train moving by letting your lender know that you are under contract. After that, we have inspections to complete.
The inspection clock in ticking. In New Orleans, we typically have around 14 calendar days to complete our inspections. Remember, the inspection process is very important because if you find something completely wrong with house, you can get out of the contract...you won't be able to if you find things wrong after the inspection period. When you buy a piece of New Orleans real estate, you will almost always conduct an overall property inspection and a termite inspection. There are other times when you will conduct a video pipe inspection.
First of all, how much do these inspections cost?
Keep Reading: New Orleans Real Estate - Home Buying Guide - Part 7 - Inspections
New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide:
Part 3: Mortgage and Insurance
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You may also be interested in: New Orleans Real Estate - The Definitive Blog
This New Orleans real estate home buying guide was provided by Darryl Glade, Realtor with RE/MAX N.O. Properties. Darryl can be reached at darrylglade@remax.net or by phone at 504.451.8960. Darryl's office is conveniently located in Uptown New Orleans at 8001 Maple Street. Darryl works throughout the Greater New Orleans area including Uptown, Lakeview, Broadmoor, Mid-City, Metairie, Kenner, Westbank, French Quarter, and the Warehouse District.
For New Orleans and the metro area real estate info, please see New Orleans Real Estate.
To search New Orleans Properties, please see New Orleans Property Search.
Click here to view Darryl Glade's Real Estate Profile.
New Orleans Real Estate - Part 6 - Home Buying Guide - Offer Strategy
This is Part 6 of my exclusive New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide.
Strategy...How are we going to best position our offer to get you the house? This part of my home buying guide will focus on the price, terms, and conditions that make up offers. We will use these items to specifically create the best offer for the situation at hand.
Leverage. Buyer's leverage is basically the amount of bargaining power a buyer has based on specific information surrounding the property. How badly does the seller need to sell? How badly does the buyer need the house? Is is a buyer or seller's market? These are just a few questions that can affect the amount leverage a buyer has. I am really just talking about who holds the power...whoever holds the power drives the negotiations.
Regardless of the type of market that we are experiencing, the primary goal of your offer is to get the seller to accept your terms. The secondary goal is to get them to the negotiating table. Ok, here we go with some specifics:
Step 1: Figure out your intentions. If the goal is to buy the house as quickly as possible, you have to come as strong as possible with your first offer. If the goal is to see if you can steal the house, you can put in a low ball offer. Keep in mind that low ball offers can offend the owner and ruin any chances of you buying the house so make sure to keep the offer reasonable. Your ultimate intentions will drive how you determine price, terms, and conditions. Is your intention to get the house at a low price? Is it to close at a much later date? Is it to get cash out of the seller to help with closing costs? All of these intentions will affect the strategy of the offer.
Keep Reading: New Orleans Real Estate - Home Buying Guide - Part 6 - Offer Strategy
New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide:
Part 3: Mortgage and Insurance
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You may also be interested in: New Orleans Real Estate - The Definitive Blog
This New Orleans real estate home buying guide was provided by Darryl Glade, Realtor with RE/MAX N.O. Properties. Darryl can be reached at darrylglade@remax.net or by phone at 504.451.8960. Darryl's office is conveniently located in Uptown New Orleans at 8001 Maple Street. Darryl works throughout the Greater New Orleans area including Uptown, Lakeview, Broadmoor, Mid-City, Metairie, Kenner, Westbank, French Quarter, and the Warehouse District.
For New Orleans and the metro area real estate info, please see New Orleans Real Estate.
To search New Orleans Properties, please see New Orleans Property Search.
Click here to view Darryl Glade's Real Estate Profile.
This is Part 4 of my exclusive New Orleans Real Estate Home Buying Guide.
Finally! We are at the fun (well, I think it is fun) part of the home buying process. Now that you have addressed the first three parts of the home buying guide (Financials, hiring a buyer’s agent, and mortgage/insurance), it is time to find you perfect piece of New Orleans Real Estate. How should you begin?
I suggest that you take some time and make out a shopping list. Sounds a bit elementary, I know, but it can help keep you organized. But what should your shopping list look like? Well, that requires a bit more thought. It is time to answer some hard questions…such as:
Keep Reading: New Orleans Real Estate - Home Buying Guide - Part 4
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This New Orleans real estate home buying guide was provided by Darryl Glade, Realtor with RE/MAX N.O. Properties. Darryl can be reached at darrylglade@remax.net or by phone at 504.451.8960. Darryl’s office is conveniently located in Uptown New Orleans at 8001 Maple Street. Darryl works throughout the Greater New Orleans area including Uptown, Lakeview, Broadmoor, Mid-City, Metairie, Kenner, Westbank, French Quarter, and the Warehouse District.
For New Orleans and the metro area real estate info, please see New Orleans Real Estate.
To search New Orleans Properties, please see New Orleans Property Search.
Click here to view Darryl Glade’s Real Estate Profile.
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Born and raised in New Orleans, Darryl knows this city and its real estate. Specializing in the NOLA metro area including Uptown, Metairie, Lakeview, French Quarter, Warehouse District, and Mid-City.
Thank you for checking out my profile and wanting to learn a little more about me!
I know that you will find a ton of helpful information about my favorite industry in my
favorite town...Real Estate in New Orleans, LA!
Feel free to read my New Orleans Real Estate blog
Email me at: DarrylGlade@remax.net
My Website: New Orleans Real Estate
Darryl's Awards and Accomplishments:
There are many reasons to choose me as your real estate professional. Here are three of them:
Darryl was referred to our family from a "friend of a friend" shortly after Hurricane Katrina damaged our elderly mother's home. Darryl's patience, knowledge and professionalism were much appreciated as we were overwhelmed with selling our mother's flooded property and locating a new residence for her. Darryl answered every question and addresses every concern we had, which at times was not easy given the long distance factor that was thrown in to the mix.
We highly recommend Darryl without reservation and look forward to the possibility of future business with him.
-Rita's Family (1/2008)
I have known Darryl Glade for many years as I am friends with his family and watched him grow up. Knowing him for so long I knew he was bright, responsible and a hard worker. When I asked him if he was interested in helping me sell my school that was lost to Katrina I had no idea that the process would be so easy or that I would sign listing papers and go to act of sale within 90 days! Darryl worked with my board of directors and guided us though a process hampered by lost paperwork (due to Katrina) and complicated by board members scattered about (again due to Katrina). Darryl helped me with a last minute clean up and was always available when I had a question.
I would not consider using another agent when I am again selling property in New Orleans.
-Rosanne (1/2007)
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