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Why Sell your Home in Spring Hill, TN with The Grumbles Team
Where do you think that the buyer for your property is likely to be looking right now for homes?
According to traffic monitoring research the bulk of online viewers start and return to REALTOR.com to get their real estate data.
We all agree they are on the Internet finding the relevant data to make buying decisions. The chart to the left shows that half of them spend time searching on REALTOR.com as a trusted source. So wouldn't you want the agent that sells your home to ENHANCE YOUR LISTING ON that website to make it stand out amongst the others?
But also consider this, many of the potential home buyers are taking their search on the road, meaning they are searching from a mobile device. REALTOR.com has a mobile app for the Droid, iPhone, and Windows Mobile 7 to show all the properties to a potential buyer on the go. Ask you r listing agent if they showcase your home on mobile sites.
It is all about getting more eyes on your home. So another reason to SELL YOUR HOME WITH THE GRUMBELS TEAM is that we enhance your listing on the REALTOR.COM website and mobile app.&
Williamson County October 2011 Real Estate Total Market Overview
The Grumbles Team routinely provides our clients, customers and future clients with an update on the real estate market in Williamson County. We provide our proprietary reports posting the average sales price, the average original list price, the average percentage properties have been reduced , how much the average negotiated discount was at the time of a presented offer, and more. Plus all of this data is presented by city or by zip code. We have always presented this data to our clients personally. Our future clients and customers have been able to follow our blog to receive the data, but starting this month we will begin to introduce these results to our via a video blog, so it can be found on our YouTube Channel and in our blog.
The chart above shows that Nolensville & Spring Hill are leading the way with low months of inventory. There's 1988 active homes for sale the date of the report in
Good news today for Spring Hill Real Estate Market and employment
As a prior employee of an automobile company and an engineer involved in working with many automotive vendors I can honestly say that I have never been partial to the UAW. I thought that is slowed progress and allowed for automobile prices to escalate in the 90′s, However, now I am reading in The Tennessean today that the UAW union may have just had a big hand in improving the forecast for the Spring Hill Employment and thus the Spring Hill and surrounding cities real estate market. The Spring Hill Assembly plant was closed partially and became an engine assembly plant but the big hit was that about 2000 workers were laid off and many of them have been idle waiting to get back to work. Some of the workers knew that they could not survive on the lay off and there was not enough jobs locally so they relocated to other cities where GM had plants. Those that have waited it out are hopeful that this proposal is agreed upon and that means that next year about 600 people can get back to work in 2012 and another 1100 in 2013 as the plant ramps back to two vehicles being assembled in Spring Hill for GM.
