Century 21 Advertises during the Super Bowl

Century 21 is also sprinkling stardust on its spot, created by the Red Tettemer & Partners agency in Philadelphia. The 30-second spot, to run in the third quarter, will use Donald J. Trump and two athletes, Deion Sanders and Apolo Ohno, to demonstrate that Century 21 agents are “Smarter. Bolder. Faster.”

“The Super Bowl comes just before the spring selling season, making it a perfect time to signal our confidence in our agents and in the American real estate market,” said Beverly Thorne, chief marketing officer at Century 21.

Steve Red, president at Red Tettemer, said he was not daunted by the prospect of competing against experienced Super Bowl sponsors because “Century 21 is an American icon, just like those companies.”

“We feel like it’ll be a natural fit,” he added.

First Time Home Buyers

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Home Values

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New Marketing

I am launching a new marketing promotion.  I now have a Home Show on Video on Demand with Comcast network.  All my listings will be featured on this ad. Ask me the details!!!!!!  Wouldn’t you like to have your home on TV??

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Congress restores FHA loan limits, extends NFIP

Congress restores FHA loan limits, extends NFIP.

Mortgage-refinancing program Changing

The federal government on Tuesday announced the nitty-gritty details of its revamped refinancing program to help homeowners who are current on their loans but can’t take advantage of low-interest rates because they owe more on their homes than they are worth. The Federal Housing Finance Agency acknowledged that the 894,000 mortgages refinanced under the Home affordable Refinance Program had not lived up to the Obama administration’s expectations.  The reworked effort certainly will attract the attention of homeowners in hard-hit housing markets.  But not every consumer with an upside-down mortgage will qualify and it remains to be seen how many mortgage lenders will participate.

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