The headline for this article is California Loses Hundreds of Thousands of Residents in 2020: But it sounded...
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Month: December 2020
Strongest Housing Markets
We've had sellers move to five of these towns this year! Housing markets are showing resilience against the pandemic, but some are thriving more than others and are expected to continue to perform strongly in the years ahead. Coinciding with the National Association...
More Leucadia Redevelopment
Another redevelopment project is coming to Leucadia - and this one is 110,274sf! Another hotel, two restaurants, 7,000+sf of retail, plus 74 market-rate apts, and 20 affordable apartments....
Buyer Demand to Continue
Two weeks from today, the year 2020 will come to an end. We are heading into 2021 with a strong surge of buyer interest. In spite of the current active inventory being far less than it was in 2019, there are more than twice as many people looking at homes today. It...
Still Hot!
The house across the street and a couple of doors down from my pending listing in La Costa Oaks went on the market today. I emailed the listing agent to tell her that we had 25 showings during the first weekend, and our sales price - which is higher than her list...
La Jolla/PB
Happy Christmas – U2
We're winding down now - Kayla is coming home tomorrow!
Frenzy or ?
While the Real Estate Frenzy of 2021 appears to be on its way, there are reasons why it could be muted, or not happen at all. Here are a few: Lack of Inventory: Our recent history of fewer homes for sale is likely to continue. It's not getting easier to move - and...
Downtown Carlsbad Modern
Check out our new listing! 725 Grand Ave., Carlsbad 2 br/2 ba, 1,206sf LP = $1,199,000 Unique Luxury opportunity in the Heart of Carlsbad Village! Whether you want to live near the beach or are seeking a second home, this seaside condominium offers all the comforts...
Culdesac Tempe
It makes sense to build communities in the desert and run them off solar. In the video, she says they want to build one for 100,000 people! Phoenix, that featureless and ever-spreading tundra of concrete, has been called “the world’s least sustainable city.” It has...
