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The Wild West Of Real Estate Credit Union of Georgia and its new partner help buyers and sellers in this hot market. By Cory Sekine-Pettite
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ou likely are aware that the real estate market in Georgia has been robust for the past few years, and it is expected to keep growing due to the number of jobs in Atlanta. Around 1.2 million jobs are expected to be added to the Atlanta metro area by 2050, according to the Atlanta Regional Commission. The low housing inventory also will keep it a seller’s market for the foreseeable future.
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Despite that fact and the fact that interest rates are rising because of inflation, demand for housing remains strong. According to industry data, in Cobb County, housing prices are up more than 10 percent year-over-year with the average home being sold after about 30 days on the market — and for 3 percent above asking price, on average. Buyers are attracted to our schools, employers, and plentiful
amenities. So, if you’re “in the market” and you’re a member of the Credit Union of Georgia — or are considering joining — then continue reading about a new program they’re offering for home buyers and sellers. Credit Union of Georgia is partnering with a local company, Relocal Real Estate (Relocal Move) to allow special mortgage incentives for both buyers and sellers. They
