Pictures of The Encore in Nashville, TN
Picture of the pool on the 7th floor amenities deck. I am on the Western part of the building facing to the North. I am on the balcony on the...
continue readingThe Economic State of Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Recently, The Tennessean interviewed Arthur Laffer and ask a few pointed questions about the state of the Nashville economy, here are his answers:Q) Is Middle Tennessee resistant to a recession...
continue readingThe Media Vs. The Real Estate Market
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With all of the doom and gloom on the nightly news, this question has to be asked: Is the news media creating an artificially bad real estate market? Is the...
continue readingMortgage Rate Remain Steady
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The 30-year fixed mortgage rate held steady at 6.73% last week, which Freddie Mac chief economist Frank Nothaft attributes to recent economic data failing to have any impact on inflation...
continue readingNew Commercial Real Estate Services For Investors
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The Remarkable Homes Team is very proud to announce our new dedicated service for Nashville commercial real estate investors serving the entire middle Tennessee area. This service is headed by...
continue readingMortgage Rates Rise After 3 Weeks of Decline
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Freddie Mac reported an increase in the 30-year fixed mortgage rate to 6.73% on Friday from 6.63% a week earlier, with chief economist Frank Nothaft expecting the benchmark to remain...
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