Ericka Dreyer - Sunset Lakes Real Estate, Miramar, Florida 33029

Ericka Dreyer is a Realtor with Realty World South Florida, specializing in the communities of Sunset Lakes, Miramar, Weston, Pembroke Pines and Southwest Ranches. Contact her at e-mail protected from spam bots, or 954-647-8989. Website www.ErickaMyRealtor.com

Tuesday, November 30, 2004

Isles at Sunset Lakes, Miramar Waterfront Home

Miramar Waterfront Home: " Miramar Waterfront Home

Release Date: 11/30/2004



5 Bedroom - 5 Bath, 3,296 SF Living Area, 9,240 SF Lot, HUGE Lakefront - Heated Pool - $738,000 (Won't Last!)

Stunning Home. Shows Like The Model! Spectacular View Of The Huge Sunset Lake, Beautiful Screened Pool And Spa. 5 Bdrms Plus Loft And 5 Full Baths, Master bath With Marble Sink Countertops. Gorgeous Gourmet Kitchen W/ Granite Countertops And Backsplash, Island, Double Ovens & Large Wood Cabinets. Very Nice Tile In All Living Areas. High Ceilings With Elegant Window Treatments. Impressive Ceiling Fans & Light Fixtures. Distinctive Iron Staircase. Upgrades Galore! "

Consumer Confidence falls again in November

Consumer Confidence falls again in November: "Consumer Confidence falls again in November


WASHINGTON -- Nov. 30, 2004 -- Consumer confidence fell again in November for the fourth month in a row, surprising economists who had predicted a slight increase. The Conference Board�s Consumer Confidence Index now stands at 90.5, down from 92.9 in October. The Expectations Index, which reflects attitudes about the economy six months in the future, declined to 87.4 from 92.2. The Present Situation Index edged up to 95.2 from 94.0.

�With consumers� assessment of current conditions holding steadfast and intentions to spend for the holiday season up from a year ago, the outlook for retailers is mildly encouraging,� says Lynn Franco, Director of The Conference Board�s Consumer Research Center. �But looking beyond the upcoming holidays, the continuing erosion in expectations suggests consumers do not feel the economy is likely to gain major momentum in early 2005.�

Consumers� had mixed opinions about current conditions. Those claiming business conditions are �good� increased to 23.0 percent from 21.6 percent, while those claiming conditions are �bad� edged down to 20.5 percent from 21.4 percent. The employment picture was not as positive as last month. Consumers saying jobs are �plentiful� decreased to 16.8 percent from 17.4 percent, while those claiming jobs are �hard to get� rose to 28.1 percent from 27.9 percent.

Consumers� long-term outlook continues to lose ground. Those anticipating conditions to worsen in the next six months increased to 11.9 percent from 10.5 percent. Consumers expecting business conditions to improve decreased to 19.3 percent from 20.7 percent.

The employment outlook was also more cautious. Consumers expecting fewer jobs to become available in the next six months "

South Florida's $1 Million Dollar Homes More Common

South Florida's $1 Million Dollar Homes More Common : onlypunjab.com Team.- Health and Fitness News: "South Florida Real Estate market values continue to rise in southwest Broward County, with West Miramar's Sunset Lakes home sales reaching the $1 Million dollar mark.
'I focus my efforts in a 2 square mile area that encompasses Sunset Lakes and Harbour Lake Estates', says Ericka Dreyer, a local Realtor with Realty World South Florida. 'I recently listed a property in the Isles At Sunset Lakes for $998,000, and it sold in 5 days. When a home is professionally marketed, with buyers and sellers properly informed, you can push the limits of the real estate market.'
Market Value is an illusive number that is balanced between, 1). What it costs to build a property new (if you can find the land), 2). What other properties have sold for, and 3). What other properties are being offered at. Most real estate appraisers rely only on recent sales, but if that alone defines market value, nothing would appreciate. Buyers set the market value base on the asking price of houses available. The more active the market, the closer buyers pay to the asking price, hence appreciation."