
As I write this blog, a new year is dawning. Maryland has just vaccinated 1% of its citizens. I am not sure whether to be excited by this number or to be concerned with the Herculean task ahead. It’s truly like glimpsing a tiny flicker of light at the end of a very long tunnel.
So what should we expect from 2021? It’s certain that it will bring new challenges. And with challenges usually come opportunities. A Yiddish proverb says, “We plan. God Laughs.” Last year, we’ve made predictions about 2020 but, surprisingly, not all of them turned out to be wrong (see how accurate we were here). So let’s indulge ourselves. I bet that with some reliance on the past performance, the recent and historical data, and our collective local real estate market expertise we can make predictions that will withstand the test of time (save for an alien invasion, of course).
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Welcome to part two of our look at the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). As mentioned in the
The dust might be settling on the explosive emergence of Donald Trump as the 45th President, but many questions remain. “What does his presidency mean for the country?” and “What does it mean for me and my family?” Trump made many promises during his campaign and only time will tell how many of them he will keep. However, one question that is near and dear to every local real estate investor is how Trump’s new administration will affect the
