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July 2, 2008

New sites for housing research

Two new websites to add to your list, if you like to look at everything in the housing arena:

1) CondoAuthority.com, which tracks condo developments in the Baltimore-Washington area. The site, started by a former head of market research at a real estate marketing firm, lets you search by area, price, number of bedrooms and the like. A search on "Baltimore" this morning brought up 27 developments.

2) ForeclosurePoint, a find-foreclosures site that says it offers more information for free than its competitors.

Seen other interesting sites? Chime in.

Posted by Jamie Smith Hopkins at 7:36 AM | | Comments (1)
        

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I've looked at foreclosurepoint. Just because there's more free information doesn't mean that it's more accurate or even AS accurate as anyone else. If you need the solid answer on a foreclosure property, your best source is searching NOD (Notice of Defaults) at the Courthouse.

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