Home prices up despite slowdown
Average U.S. home prices rose 1.17 percent in the second quarter, even though this increase marked the biggest slowdown in three decades.
posted by Robert Brutus at 9:49 AM
Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Average U.S. home prices rose 1.17 percent in the second quarter, even though this increase marked the biggest slowdown in three decades.
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Robert Brutus is a Realty World Sales Associate. His real estate career can be characterized with just 3 words. Knowledge, ethics and passion. As an experienced real estate professional, Mr. Brutus loves to serve individuals, investors and families with their real estate transactions. His knowledge of the greater Miami-Dade marketplace is unparallel. For the past several years it has been Mr. Brutus' mission to educate the community in all aspects of real estate. Conducting educational seminars throughout the Miami area on topics such as; Understanding your credit, Homebuyer Strategies, Refinancing 101, Hurricane Insurance Claim Recovery, Equity Maximization & Retirement, and Mortgage Acceleration. Positions held: President and CEO of Brutus Industries Inc., Advisor for American Reverse Mortgage Lender, Authorized agent for United First Financial, and Advocate & Speaker for the Hurricane Action Response Team.
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