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July 15, 2009

July Monthly Skinny Video All Up in Your Internetz

The July Monthly Skinny Videois up live online. This month's edition is another quickfire update on the latest trends in the Twin Cities housing market, this time narrated by 2009 MAAR President Steve Havig and featuring a half-year summary as well as some sweet high-school-football-related graphics from our video team (i.e. Chelsie Foty).

Click here to view full screen or just check out the embedded clip below.

Posted by Jeff Allen at 09:14 AM |

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