January 24, 2008
Daily, sometimes several times a day, people ask what is going on with real estate in the Mat-Su Valley. We hear continual bad news about […]
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January 18, 2008
Most of us here in the Matanuska Valley use septic systems. Except for a small minority of people in the Cities of Palmer and Wasilla, the […]
January 2, 2008
The Wasilla and Palmer real estate market indicators are mostly positive for 2008. Below are some of the positive things going on in the valley […]
December 28, 2007
Here is just a preliminary look at real estate in the Mat-Su area for 2007. I am also comparing the statistics to 2006. I will be […]
December 21, 2007
If you have been paying any attention at all to real estate news in Alaska you should have noticed this story in the Anchorage Daily […]
December 15, 2007
Very seldom does an opportunity like this one come along. I do not believe this will last more than one week. In fact, bids will be […]
December 12, 2007
If Statistics Make Your Eyes CrossGo To The Last Paragraph. I hate to dwell on statistics, but feel I must correct another set of skewed […]
December 2, 2007
I have been showing houses pretty much all day for the last 3 days to a buyer moving up from the states. We have looked […]
November 25, 2007
A search for properties in the Mat-Su Valley for one acre or more will leave out the majority of the developed lots. A little digging will […]