Posted on January 05, 2012 by Corey Hart
Jan

05

2012

Don't beat yourself up - you can still save   

While the discount has dropped a bit from the December sale, rbiEXPERT is still being offered at an exceptionally low rate - those interested in the yearly subscription can still purchase it for $299.90. That's 12 months for the price of 10 - two months free!   

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rbiPRO subscribers can upgrade to the annual rbiEXPERT option to take advantage of this great discount. While the current monthly rate for rbiPRO is $19.99, this $299.90 offer for rbiEXPERT averages out to $24.99 per month - only 5 bucks more per month!  You’ll now have smartphone access to Stats Where You’re At with rbiMOBILE and be able to compare up to 5 areas on a single Interactive Chart.  And coming very soon, rbiFOCUS, a new feature exclusively for rbiEXPERTs will give you the ability to combine multiple criteria (year built, house type, beds, price, lot size, zip, waterfront, etc.) to get the specific trend you’re looking for.

Once you confirm the upgrade, you will be credited a prorated amount for whatever is left on your current month's subscription and charged the remainder of the $299.90 (plus tax for DC customers).

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Fret not existing rbiEXPERTs, you too can still take advantage of these savings. To switch over to the annual plan and get your 2 free months, be sure you're logged in and click the link below. Once you confirm the change over to the annual subscription, you will be credited a prorated amount for whatever is left on the current month's subscription and charged the remainder of the $299.90 (plus tax for DC customers).

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Posted on December 14, 2011 by Corey Hart
Dec

14

2011

Act now to save in 2012!

RBI is pleased to announce a discounted Annual Subscription option for rbiEXPERT. The standard rate for the Annual Subscription will be $299.90 (12 months for the price of 10) starting January 1st, but for the rest of this year the price is $269.91. That’s 12 months for the price of 9 -- 25% off!.

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Current rbiPRO customers

rbiPRO subscribers can upgrade to the annual rbiEXPERT option to take advantage of this great discount. While the current monthly rate for rbiPRO is $19.99, this $269.91 offer for rbiEXPERT averages out to $22.49 per month - a difference to you of only $2.50!  You’ll now have smartphone access to Stats Where You’re At with rbiMOBILE and be able to compare up to 5 areas on a single Interactive Chart.  And coming very soon, rbiFOCUS, a new feature exclusively for rbiEXPERTs will give you the ability to combine multiple criteria (year built, house type, beds, price, lot size, zip, waterfront, etc.) to get the specific trend you’re looking for.

Once you confirm the upgrade, you will be credited a prorated amount for whatever is left on your current month's subscription and charged the remainder of the $269.91 (or $286.10 with tax for DC customers).

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Current rbiEXPERT customers

Fret not existing rbiEXPERTs, you too can take advantage of these savings. To switch over to the annual plan and get your 3 free months, be sure you're logged in and the link below. Once you confirm the change over to the annual subscription, you will be credited a prorated amount for whatever is left on the current month's subscription and charged the remainder of the $269.91 (286.10 with tax for DC customers).

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Posted on December 12, 2011 by Corey Hart
Dec

12

2011

As we touched on in the November DC market analysis, there has been a significant drop-off in market activity for foreclosed properties. The top four graphics highlight this decline, but you'll also notice an uptick in short sales during the same time period. The last two graphs illustrate how these shifts can impact median sales price trends.  Note that the median sales price for "standard" sales (those not involving a short sale or foreclosure) is up 3.4% compared to November 2009 while the median sales price for bank-mediated inventory is down significantly over the same period: 23% decline for foreclosures, 20% decline for short sales.

 

 

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Corey Hart
Dec

12

2011

Highest November Contract Activity in 5 Years, Inventories Continue to Shrink

Rockville, MD (December 12, 2011) – The following analysis of the Washington, D.C. Metro Area housing market has been prepared by RealEstate Business Intelligence (RBI), and is based on the November 2011 RBI Pending Home Sales Index™ released today.

 

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OVERVIEW

The number of contracts signed in the Washington, D.C. metro area for the month of November outpaced the 5-year November average pace by 23.3%.  While month-over-month sales usually decline at this time of year in this market, with a 10 year average drop of 6.2% , there was actually a 3.9% month-over-month increase in closed sales this November. Median sales price also showed an improvement over seasonal patterns,  increasing 4.7% from October to $335,000, whereas the 10 year average change is a nominal 0.3% increase month-over-month. While the median sales price showed some resilience, due in part to a 13.6% decline in foreclosed sales from October, it slipped 3.0% year-over-year from November 2010.

 

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Corey Hart
Dec

12

2011

Significant Movement in Foreclosures and Short Sales

Rockville, MD (December 12, 2011) – The following analysis of the Baltimore, Maryland Metro area housing market has been prepared by RealEstate Business Intelligence (RBI), and is based on the November 2011 RBI Pending Home Sales Index™ released today.

 

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OVERVIEW

Baltimore Metro area listing inventory ended November at the lowest level in six years, yet new contract activity continued to remain above last year’s levels for the seventh consecutive month. While the November pending sales level of 2,078 was 6.0% below the October 2011 total of 2,210, the current decline was well below the 13.5% average October to November average decline of the past 10 years. Median sales price also outpaced seasonal patterns, rising 1.5% to $222,250 in November from $219,000 in October.  For the past five years, median sales price has slipped an average of 1.7% from October to November. The market share of foreclosed listings in both sales and inventory continued the previous month’s trend of sharp year-over-year declines.

 

 

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