PALM SPRINGS, CA, June 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Selling PS: It's So Sunny!, one of the Palm Springs area's most creative real estate marketing brands, has added Market Snapshot to their already user friendly website.
In an ongoing effort to enhance the consumer's experience on the website (http://www.SellingPS.com), Market Snapshot provides valuable and timely data, allowing consumers to simply click on the icon and instantly compare home prices in their neighborhood and get community and school information as well.
Market Snapshot provides up-to-the minute MLS graphical reports - automatically delivered and updated. Consumers will be able to instantly discover answers to the following questions:
- What is the supply of unsold homes in my neighborhood?
- How fast are homes selling right now?
- How do actual selling prices compare to listing prices in my area?
- How do I get more for the money in a changing market?
The Market Snapshot report provides the immediate response that internet buyers and sellers demand. Sellers will love it because they have an objective source of what is happening in their immediate market. Buyers will be amazed at the relevant information that Market Snapshot provides. The data is the most up-to-date information anywhere on the web. By answering a few simple questions, a comprehensive report will be emailed in less than 30 minutes including a map displaying up to 100 of the active or sold comparable properties in the area. In addition, the consumer can select any listing to obtain further property information.
In this seemingly depressed market, people want to be well informed about one of their most important financial investments. Buyers and sellers are invited to visit the Selling PS: It's So Sunny! website at www.SellingPS.com and see for themselves how easy it is to make Market Snapshot work for them.
Randy Heinitz (DRE #01169463) and Selling PS: It's So Sunny! are affiliated with the Palm Springs Real Estate office of Prudential California Realty, an independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. - Randy Heinitz can be contacted by email at Randy@SellingPS.com or via telephone at (760) 861-0485.
For further information contact:
Randy Heinitz
Selling PS: It's So Sunny!
http://www.SellingPS.com
http://www.ItsSoSunny.com
Randy@SellingPS.com
(760) 861-0485
Randy Heinitz Introduces Market Snapshot for the Palm Springs Real Estate Market Utilizing Real Time MLS Data; Get Your Property's Current Value Quickly Online
Palm Springs Real Estate Market Snapshot provides up-to-the minute MLS graphical reports - automatically delivered and updated. Consumers can determine a property's value without having to talk with a real estate agent.
2011-06-08
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[Press-News.org] Randy Heinitz Introduces Market Snapshot for the Palm Springs Real Estate Market Utilizing Real Time MLS Data; Get Your Property's Current Value Quickly OnlinePalm Springs Real Estate Market Snapshot provides up-to-the minute MLS graphical reports - automatically delivered and updated. Consumers can determine a property's value without having to talk with a real estate agent.