
Each month, the cover of Insight East Orlando is carefully chosen to represent the issue being discussed during that particular month. The cover represented to the left is the March 2007 issue focusing on Real Estate & Construction.
Featured on the cover is the newest Exit Real Estate team from Exit Real Estate Professionals of Lake Nona. Each year, our annual real estate issue is one of our most popular.
The discussions below are from this featured issue and issues related to real estate and construction from previous years.
Homeowners Associations – To Have or Have Not
Homeowners’ Associations are the product of the establishment of common interest residential developments. Since 1914, development builders have claimed that the imposition of deed restrictions protect property values.
Metro Orlando HBA Says Log On and Buy Now!
The Home Builders Association of Metro Orlando (HBA) wants you to know that if you’re considering buying a new home in East Orlando, the time to act is right now. Favorable conditions exist in the areas of interest rates, inventory and incentives.
GRUBB & ELLIS|COMMERCIAL FLORIDA FORESEES ACTIVE MARKETS IN ALL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SECTORS IN 2007
Grubb & Ellis|Commercial Florida, with offices in Orlando, Tampa and Melbourne, projects that all sectors of commercial property leasing and sales activity will remain active through 2007 and some sectors may see surprising growth.
Welcome to 32828.
There has been anxiety expressed in our local newspapers and national media regarding the viability of the housing market. There is consensus by real estate analysts that a market correction is underway throughout the country. However, this correction is only sparingly affecting the East Orlando market. In some cases, sellers have overextended themselves or have taken out an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM), and the rates are now starting to make their payments too high. According to the Orlando Realtors Association the foreclosure risk in the area is minimal with 80 percent of home owners in positive equity positions or having less than 90 percent LTV (loan to value).
Should you build or buy your next home?
Are you buying or building a new home? This is what you need to know, or at least consider, before you do. Evaluate certain factors that will determine what is best for your family. Job location, quality of schools, and family budget are three major issues that will normally dictate your decision. What may benefit one family may not benefit another and there are many advantages and disadvantages involved. Consider the following when buying or building your next home.







