PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 14, 2013 (Press-News.org) As another calendar page turns and 2012 gives way to a brand new year, many industries are pausing to reflect on the trends that will shape the coming 12 months--and the real estate industry is no exception. A recent article in The Orange County Register offers some predictions on what real estate will look like in 2013. The article has won the attention of real estate lead generation firm Hotline America; Hotline America reviews industry trends to ensure that its services are up to date, and the company has issued a new press statement, commenting on the Orange County Register story and offering its own insights into what 2013 will hold for professional realtors.
The forecast, according to Hotline America CEO Thomas Ingram, is a promising one. "All indications are that the real estate market will show significant improvement in 2013," affirms Ingram, in the new Hotline America press statement. He goes on to say that, in the face of a promising new year, real estate agents should avail themselves now of the best and boldest lead generation technology. "Real estate sales professionals should prepare for this rewarding opportunity by utilizing state-of-the-art sales tools such as Call Capture Lead Generation Hotlines," Ingram opines.
"The fundamentals of successful sales are universal," he continues. "Buyers want information but they don't want sales pressure. Real Estate Toll Free Hotlines provide recorded audio tours of listed properties and motivate buyers to connect instantly to the sales professional for further information and to schedule a showing. Selling has always been a relationship building business, and personalization of the sales message is crucial for success. Lead Capture Recorded Info Hotlines allow sales professionals to immediately follow-up with the prospect via phone and text messaging . . . get them while they're hot!"
Hotline America is a foremost provider of these various lead capturing technologies.
Ingram's comments come in response to the predictions made by The Orange County Register, which are similarly optimistic. The article predicts that 2013 will turn out to be a year similar to 1997, in which strong sales signal the end of a long period of market tumult and decline.
Some of the specifics predictions made by The Orange County Register include rising prices. Prices bottomed in 2012, the article notes, and began to rise; they will increase even more in 2013. The article also predicts that sales will rise in 2013--continuing the progress made in 2012. Finally, the article predicts that foreclosures will drop.
Hotline America reviews all of the latest real estate trends, and is zealous for providing cutting-edge tools and up-to-the-minute information to its many clients.
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Hotline America is a company devoted to the idea that advanced technology, when made accessible and easy to use, can empower real estate agents to attain remarkable levels of efficiency and success. The company delivers diverse lead generation services to realtors across the nation, including individualized, toll-free phone lines that consumers can call to obtain up-to-date information about current listings, 24/7. Hotline America's goal is to help real estate agents make use of technology that will ensure they never miss a lead again. For more information about the company, visit www.HotlineAmerica.com.
Hotline America Reviews 2013 Real Estate Predictions
Hotline America reviews some of the trends set to shape real estate in the months to come.
2013-01-14
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