Economic Forecast Breakfast

Northern Wasatch Association of Realtorsevent

Friday, January 20th at 8:30 AM at the Davis Conference Center. RSVP by calling 801-476-4216 *Must RSVP by Monday, January 16th at 12:00 PM.

Saving During the Holidays

Northern Wasatch Association of RealtorsAdvice

It’s that time of year again to start trimming your tree and your budget. Saving and spending wisely this holiday season you can avoid a total budget-buster. Trim your spending without sacrificing any holiday experiences with these quick tips. 1. Budget Budgeting for the holidays is always a smart idea. Start by establishing a general spending cap or allocating a specific amount to each person on your list. Be careful not to forget the little things or set a budget that is too tight. These two items can quickly cause your holiday budget to sour. After setting your budget, it’s important to stick to it. 2. Track your spending One of the most helpful ways to stick to your budget …

2017 Real Estate Forecast

Northern Wasatch Association of RealtorsAdvice, Update

Despite tight housing supplies and rising home prices, buyers still flocked to the housing market, making 2016 one of the best years ever for home sales and setting the stage for strong real estate conditions in 2017 and 2018. The National Association of REALTORS is predicting 2016 will be the best year for U.S. home sales since 2006. In Utah, if the pace keeps up, 2016 will have the most real estate transactions ever on records dating back to 2003. In Northern Utah, Weber and Davis County sales increased about 4 and 2 percent, respectively, for the first nine months of the year. That’s up from a very strong 2015. Moving forward, experts forecast 2017 should have even more transactions. …

Sub-4-Santa this year and help bring Christmas to a family

Northern Wasatch Association of Realtorsevent

NWAOR has chosen to support a local sub-4-santa program this year called Community Christmas. It supports over 300 local kids in Davis & Weber counties who were unable to get onto other Sub-4-Santa programs because the lists were already full. These families are all below the poverty level ($20,000 income/yr for a family of 4!) and this is their last chance for holiday help. Community Christmas strives to provide the kids and their families with new and used toys, clothing, shoes, household goods, and a bag of groceries. We encourage each of you to come get a tag w/a child’s age/gender & needs on it. Please bring your donations to the office by 5 pm December 16th. If you are unable to purchase new items, but …