It was a good week - as the best buys get snapped up, it makes the OPTs more obvious. But in the hottest areas, it makes them the only listings still standing: The UNDER-$800,000 Market: Date NSDCC Active Listings Avg. LP/sf DOM Avg SF November 25 95 $376/sf 47...
With my content further diminished by the drone crash, I'll be finding my way to new topics. Hang in there!
Someone asked me if I thought the bubble will burst again. I said no. Not in the same way that the previous two bubbles have ended - with foreclosures driving down prices across the board. Why? Because of these reasons: 1. The Foreclosure Process Has Been...
Once crowdfunding for real estate catches on, we could see a whole new type of bubble - one that is less personal and investors can shrug off - From BI: In the current environment of low interest rates, investors are scrambling for yield, and many have turned to real...
From realtor.org: http://speakingofrealestate.blogs.realtor.org/2014/08/08/whats-the-future-of-real-estate/ In 1991, the National Association of REALTORS® made an “office of the future” video predicting what kinds of space-age technologies would change the home buying...
Sales got off to a slower start this year, and the average pricing around San Diego's north coastal region (La Jolla to Carlsbad) is now looking for a foothold:
Yesterday's search and rescue efforts were suspended because of darkness, but a second effort was launched today. The drone was recovered, though worse for wear, and the video of the last flight was corrupted, unfortunately:
Hat tip to Richard for sending in this article: http://realestate.msn.com/blogs/post--report-20-percent-of-homes-to-lose-value#scpshrjmd The housing market has bounced back dramatically since the 2008 recession, but conditions have started to slow, a new survey says....
Comment if this song had anything to do with you wanting to live in California. P.S. Abolish the lottery.
We've seen the local San Diego Case-Shiller Index rise from 144.43 in April, 2009 to the most recent reading of 201.85 in May, 2014. A whopping 40% increase in just five years. What a ride! Yet all we hear from the media is that the housing market is faltering, sales...
