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The first time homebuyer tax credit has officially come and gone.
The deadline was April 30th. The tax credit gave Americans the chance to get money back when buying a home.
Single first time buyers who had a yearly income of less than $125,000 were eligible for up to an $8,000 tax credit, with repeat buyers being eligible for up to $6,500. Single buyers with incomes between $125,000 and $145,000 were eligible for a partial tax credit. Married couples who made less than $225,000 were eligible for the full $8,000, while couples …
More great stuff from the Sun’s real estate wonk, Jamie Smith Hopkins.
Baltimore-area rental and condo market in early ’10
New condos have taken it on the chin in this housing market, but first-quarter sales in the Baltimore metro area were the highest in three years, according to real estate information firm Delta Associates. (There were 119 “net” deals, which accounts for contracts that fell through.)
About 1,700 new condos are ready for occupancy or under construction, so Delta doesn’t expect “price traction” until next year …
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If you’ve been wondering where the posts have gone, never fear: I’ve finally finished collecting data for the Top Ten list!
At CondoDomain, we always try to keep you up-to-date with the latest and greatest condo developments in the area. Although we normally try to stick to new construction projects in our lists, said construction has ground to a national stop. But we aren’t giving up. A note to consider: these condos are loosely stratified, and I tried to keep them neighborhood-diverse, often ruling out great nearby buildings. But enough …
If you’re an artist interested in moving to Baltimore – or just someone who enjoys art in Baltimore – there’s a great new project the horizon that’s sure to attract your attention.
On March 9, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan and National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Chairman Rocco Landesman teamed up for a site visit to the new City Arts, an affordable residential development designed with artists in mind. Located in the Arts and Entertainment District of Baltimore Station, City Arts is scheduled to open in January …
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