La Costa Oaks

by | Aug 14, 2022 | Bubbleinfo TV, Forecasts, La Costa, Why You Should List With Jim

I’ll find someone to buy my $2,295,000 listing in La Costa Oaks, and it could be the last LCO listing of the year.  It will mean that LCO sellers will be expecting at least $2-something in the 2023 selling season, which won’t feel like prices dropped much while buyers were on vacation.

La Costa Oaks sales, last 90 days:

December Momentum

by | Dec 8, 2021 | Carlsbad, Frenzy, La Costa | 3 comments

As hot as our market is right now, it sure seems like we will get off to a fast start in 2022!

The first house mentioned in this video is linked here. The LCV home was listed for $1,695,000 and closed for $2,000,000 for a 2,438sf tract house built in 2000 on a 9,198sf lot. The sale closed on October 21st:

Model-Match Comparison in Frenzy

by | May 25, 2021 | Bubbleinfo TV, Carlsbad, La Costa, Why You Should Hire Jim as your Buyer's Agent | 2 comments

This home in La Costa Oaks listed for $1,800,000, and then the price was raised to $1,900,000.

It closed yesterday for $2,150,000 – here is the video tour:

We sold the same model for $1,910,000, and the sale closed today:

https://www.compass.com/listing/7337-calle-conifera-carlsbad-ca-92009/760203178471857041/

Two of the same models, on the same street, sold the same week and had a 13% variance in price – wow!

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La Costa Quick Sale

by | May 1, 2021 | Bubbleinfo TV, La Costa | 2 comments

A cash buyer acted quickly to snag this 1978-built one-story at the top of the hill in Old La Costa.  The sales price of $1,201,500 (list was $1,048,000) and a two-week escrow was good enough for the seller, who I think was the original owner:

95 Units

by | Apr 8, 2021 | Carlsbad, La Costa | 3 comments

The City Council has already approved this project so the public discussion is over.

But it’s interesting to note that the owner of this 7.2-acre parcel – who also owns the shopping center next door – chose to re-zone the property for apartments, instead of office space. Did they figure that rents in SE Carlsbad would keep accelerating while office rents have been stagnant, at best? Or did the developer want to supplement the attendance of his family-friendly shopping center next door? Probably both.

https://thecoastnews.com/carlsbad-approves-95-housing-units-at-la-costa-town-square/


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