by AdminN | Mar 7, 2018 | Advice, Blog, Cochella Valley, Looking to buy, Market, News, Palm Springs, Pricing, The Desert
I spent last week in Palm Springs (the south end) and Rancho Mirage looking at homes for two clients: one client in the $450k to $600k range, and the other in the $1M to $2M range. My remarks focus primarily onsouthPalm Springs (the area south of Downtown Palm...
by AdminN | Mar 5, 2018 | Blog, Cochella Valley, Looking to buy, Market, News, Palm Springs, Pricing, The Desert
From CurbedLA Much like the rest of the nation, the communities of the Southern California desert saw home values plummet in the wake of the 2008 recession. But while sale prices in Los Angeles County have since returned to their pre-recession peaks, that hasn’t...
by AdminN | Mar 3, 2018 | Advice, Blog, Market, News, Pricing, Santa Monica
This data pertains to the period of Feb 1-26, 2018 6 homes came on the market. 2 homes went into ESCROW: 510 Lincoln Blvd 446 25th St. 3 Homes SOLD: 235 19th $ 8,375,000 (new construction) 530 17th $ 6,096,000 711 12th $ 3,799,000 Homes SOLD in past...
by AdminN | Feb 8, 2018 | Blog, Market, News
From Marketwatch Amid the stock market’s volatility over the last week, some have begun to look for the bubble that might burst into the next recession. But housing experts say that real estate is unlikely to be the culprit this time around. In the past week...
by AdminN | Jan 25, 2018 | Blog, Market, News, Pricing
From Zillow The U.S. housing market is hot, withmore than half(52.6 percent) of all homes nationwide worth as much or more than they were at the peak of the national housing boom in April 2007. Some markets, though, have proven hotter than others – kept at a boil by...
by AdminN | Jan 19, 2018 | Advice, Blog, Market, News
From Nasdaq The housing picture is likely to improve in 2018: Home prices are expected to climb, but not as fast More houses could be for sale toward the end of the year, giving home buyers a greater selection to choose from Homeowners will have more equity to borrow...
