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Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michigan. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers December 2011 (Final)
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
On the Market: An Impeccable Italianate Villa by David Adler on Lake Michigan
× Like us and you'll find top breaking news in your Facebook newsfeed. Sign up for our daily email newsletter and get top stories and breaking news delivered to your inbox. Thursday, December 8, 2011, by Rob Bear 
955 North Lake Road, Lake Forest, IL
The prolific early 20th-century architect David Adler was responsible for many grand estates, but perhaps none was so well executed—or, today, so well preserved—as this Italianate mansion on the shores of Lake Michigan. Built in 1916, the six-bedroom, 15,000-square-foot villa enjoys an intricately paved courtyard entry, spacious entertaining rooms, stately ivy, magnificent gardens originally designed by Ralph Rodney Root, and a look that is positively, spot-on Italian. Sadly, the listing makes no mention of the property being available furnished, so the next owner will have to pony up to replicate the old-world feel of the interiors after spending $5.59M to acquire the property. At least that's a chop down from the $6.95M cited when Arch Digest stopped by for their monthly listing round-up.
· 955 North Lake Road [Coldwell Banker]
· On the Market: January 2012 [Architectural Digest]
Monday, November 21, 2011
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers November 2011 (Preliminary)
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers March 2011 (Early)
Today's release of the Reuters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers for March indicated a decline in consumer sentiment with a reading of 68.2 falling 7.34% below the level seen last year. The Index of Consumer Expectations (a component of the Index of Leading Economic Indicators) plunged to 58.3, and the Current Economic Conditions Index fell to 83.6.
It's important to recognize that while consumer sentiment is still higher than the panic laden trough level seen in late 2008, the current sentiment level is still far lower than any level seen during the 2001 tech recession and roughly equivalent to the worst seen during the early 1990s and second dip 1982 recessions.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Michigan Real Estates » Blog Archive » <b>Real Estate</b> Owned property <b>...</b>
Price: $75,600, City: Waterford, Square feet: n/aLocation: Plains Dr, Waterford, MI, 48329
This property is an REO (Real Estate Owned). This is the final step in the foreclosure process. Ownership has reverted to the lender. This 1691 square foot property has 3 bedroom(s) and 1 bath(s). The estimated sale price is $75600. To access more
Property Type: Single familyListing type: ForeclosureListing status: ActiveBedrooms: 3Bathroom: 1Agent: n/aBroker: n/aAuthor: RealtyTracSunday, April 10, 2011
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers February 2011 (Early)
Today's release of the Reuters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers for February indicated an increase in consumer sentiment with a reading of 75.1 climbing 2.04% over the level seen last year. The Index of Consumer Expectations (a component of the Index of Leading Economic Indicators) declined to 67.6, and the Current Economic Conditions Index increased to 86.8.
It's important to recognize that while consumer sentiment is still higher than the panic laden trough level seen in late 2008, the current sentiment level is still far lower than any level seen during the 2001 tech recession and roughly equivalent to the worst seen during the early 1990s and second dip 1982 recessions.
Labels: consumer sentiment, economy
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Hillsdale County Michigan USGS Topographic Maps on CD
This USGS Topo CD will change the way you view your county! This easy to use USGS topo CD is a great way to print your own maps of anyplace in your County. These are the highest detailed USGS maps available. A scale of 1:24,000 allows considerable detail to be shown; 2.64 inches = 1 mile. All maps have been joined together into one digital file without the text in the borders. Land Owners, Farmers, & Ranchers - quickly create accurate maps of your property. Hunters, Fishermen, Sportsmen, & Outdoor enthusiasts - no need to carry multiple USGS maps into the backcountry. Print just your area, even if it falls on the corner of the original paper map. Our digital maps do not have corners or edges. Real Estate, Developers, Planners & Property Management - a topo map shows the area around a property and can greatly enhance marketing material, reports, presentations or make a fascinating display in the office. Teachers, Professors, and Education Professionals (K-12 & College) - USGS topographic maps are a interesting addition to any classroom, it will bring your lessons to life fascinating everyone involved. Engineers, Planners, and Environmental Professionals - visualize and evaluate site locations prior to your visit. Get more out of a site visit with the USGS Topo Map you print out. This will save you time and money! Geographic Information System (GIS) professionals - the USGS DRGs are mosaiced into one MrSID image file in UTM NAD83 Meters coordinate system. Everything is there for use in you favorite GIS software - All ESRI products, (ArcView, ArcInfo, ArcMap, etc.), Erdas, MapInfo, any other GIS software that reads MrSID format.Price: $19.99
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers January 2011 (Final)
Today's release of the Reuters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers for January indicated a decline in consumer sentiment with a reading of 74.2 declining 0.27% below the level seen last year. The Index of Consumer Expectations (a component of the Index of Leading Economic Indicators) increased to 69.3, and the Current Economic Conditions Index declined to 81.8.
It's important to recognize that while consumer sentiment is still higher than the panic laden trough level seen in late 2008, the current sentiment level is far lower than any level seen during the 2001 tech recession and roughly equivalent to the worst seen during the early 1990s and second dip 1982 recessions.
Labels: consumer sentiment, economy
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
University of Michigan Survey of Consumers January 2011 (Preliminary)
Today's release of the Reuters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers for January indicated an decline in consumer sentiment with a reading of 72.7 declining 2.28% below the level seen last year. The Index of Consumer Expectations (a component of the Index of Leading Economic Indicators) increased to 68.2, and the Current Economic Conditions Index declined to 79.8.
It's important to recognize that while consumer sentiment is still higher than the panic laden trough level seen in late 2008, the current sentiment level is far lower than any level seen during the 2001 tech recession and roughly equivalent to the worst seen during the early 1990s and second dip 1982 recessions.
Labels: consumer sentiment, economy
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