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Seems to me like the gray area was never seen. We went from a vibrant white to the blackest of the black! The ripple effect will last for a very long time. Any thoughts? “Only five years ago, when the housing market was a powerful engine driving economic growth, eager buyers snapped up more than $4 billion worth of homes and condominiums in Sonoma County.”
THEN GET ON IT! Quit lollygagging and snag up some deals! “For anyone out there who may be wondering, deals certainly do exist in today’s market here in Windsor. Jay Stone, an agent at Century 21 in Healdsburg recently sold the property at 10863 Rio Ruso drive in Windsor.”
“Foreclosure activity in the San Diego region fell 17 percent in 2010, posting the third highest decrease among the 20 largest metro areas in the country, according to foreclosure-listings company RealtyTrac.”
This “green” movement will definitely affect a lot more than we can imagine. Do any of you utilize any energy saving features in your homes? “Appraisers know about the value of a third bathroom, a granite countertop, a 24th-floor view. Now. they have to learn about the value of adding solar panels, low water-using landscaping and other sustainable features in commercial and residential buildings.”
“We ended last week with a flurry of new findings on foreclosures and home prices for San Diego County and the western U.S. We’re expecting a quieter week ahead.”
Here’s the low-down on San Diego’s housing market in 2010 for my S.D. investors! What do you guys think about this? “San Diego County housing in 2010 paused on the way to recovery, as sales dipped and prices rose by almost exactly the same percentage for the second year in a row. The overall median for the year stood at $330,750, 6.7 percent higher than in 2009, as sales dropped by 6.3 percent to 36,829.”
Take a look at these GREAT steals that were snagged up at a Sacramento auction on Sunday! What are you waiting for? Get your hands on these steals! “A total of $10.7 million was spent at auction on foreclosed properties in Sacramento on Sunday, according to auction officials.”
Here’s a few good statistics to keep your eye on that pertains solely to California. Any thoughts? “The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reported last week that fewer new homes were sold in 2010 compared to 2009. There were an estimated 321,000 new homes sold last year. Compare that to 375,000 new homes sold in 2009.”
Here’s a good round up of Real Estate news from the past week! Keep your eyes on the ball guys! “Could now be the best time to buy a home? MarketWatch columnist Jim Woods is beginning to think so, after looking at recent data on home sales and prices that suggest the housing market might be nearing a bottom.”
It‚Äôs always good to keep track of home values across the country. You never know, you may end up investing somewhere you never would‚Äôve thought of! ‚ÄúPoor Florida. The state that is home to Disney World, key lime pie and the Daytona 500 hasn’t had much to crow about when it comes to real estate in recent years. Sorry to break it to Sunshine Staters, but they shouldn’t be expecting a rebound anytime soon either.‚Äù
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