Most U.S. adults don't expect real estate recovery until 2014 or later

Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser  |  Prefer mobile version? LOWESREALTORBENEFITS.COM LOWES MOVING LOWES.COM INMAN.COM DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS May 20, 2011 Most U.S. adults don't expect real estate recovery until 2014 or later By ANDREA BRAMBILA With home prices threatening to double-dip nationwide, most consumers don't expect a housing recovery in the near term, according to a survey from property search and marketing site Trulia and foreclosure data site RealtyTrac. Market research firm Harris Interactive conducted an online... Square footage: An empty real estate statistic? My No. 1 pet peeve in real estate is the square-footage demand of the house hunter. Unless he appraises houses for a living, it's near impossible for Home Consumer Carl to accurately gauge how big a room is -- let alone a whole house --... Continued » Rid walls of mold, mildew Q: We have a split-level home built in 1953 with a 1967 addition. The lower level has a musty odor, and when we removed the baseboards, the base of the wall was furred with white mildew/mold. We then removed some of the "Brady... Continued » Gas prices impact real estate choices Rising gas prices have spurred homebuyers to look for homes that offer shorter commute times to work, according to a survey of Coldwell Banker Real Estate professionals. The company conducted the survey online between April 28 and May 3... Continued » Economists disagree on meaning of 'recovery' While each of the three presenters at the National Association of Home Builders' spring 2011 Construction Forecast agreed that things will be better by the end of next year, there was some dissension on the extent to which improvement can be... Continued » More News Stories 4 free Facebook tabs for real estate professionals Reading into real estate demographics Tips for tricky bathroom fixture installations Keynote: Big media goes local: Are you ready? Hyperlocal news sites powered by Web giants are springing up left and right, providing street-level content to your customers. Are these sites partners or foes? Presented by: Warren Webster, President, Patch.com, @wwebs Watch the video Future of Real Estate Marketing 1 in 5 Smartphone Owners Are "Checking-In" - What This Means for Real Estate Checking in is becoming more and more popular. The latest ComScore report, released a few days ago revealed that nearly 1 in 5 smartphone owners access check-in services via their mobile device. Continued » Use our free toolkit to send your buyers and sellers customizable direct mail and email with co-branded tips, Lowe's coupons, discounted gift cards, and more. FREE Direct Mail — 10% off Lowe's coupon Send personalized direct mail with your own message, logo and picture. Learn more » First Time Home Buyers Guide! Send a FREE Lowe's Creative Ideas First Time Home Buyers Guide. Learn more »   About Inman News™ Agents and brokers around the world turn to Inman News first for accurate, innovative and timely information about the industry. Known for its award-winning journalism, cutting-edge technology coverage and forward-thinking conferences, Inman News is the leading independent source of real estate news, education and insight. customerservice@inman.com  -  800-775-4662  -  www.inman.com This newsletter is intended for: roballeyrealtor@gmail.com If you wish to edit your subscription or unsubscribe from Lowe's Daily e-News, please click here. Lowe's Customer Care(CON8) 1065 Curtis Bridge Rd. Wilkesboro, NC 28698. © 2011 by Lowe's®. All rights reserved. Lowe's and the gable design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC.