They're not going to give it away! Amid growing economic uncertainty, recession fears, and continuing tariff turmoil, there's a glimmer of hope among homeowners who say that they are still feeling very optimistic about getting top dollar for their properties—with many...
Now what? Let's reflect on recent history, because it's the only history that is relevant. Flush with equity, how do home sellers react when faced with adverse uncertainty? We have recent experience....Covid-19! In the first couple of months after that drastic...
Are we in a buyer's market? No, not yet. For a buyer's market to actually happen, it would take sellers to acknowledge it, and act accordingly. Acknowledging it means lowering their price until they get offers, and then cut a deal with one of them. We're a long ways...
Most of our sellers tend to be repeat clients. But in this case, the homeowners had never heard of us when a mutual friend recommended they consider hiring the KRG to sell their home. They had already moved to Texas, and considered this to be their second home but...
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The grumbling has started that it's not a good time to sell your home. It happens every time the casual observers see homes not selling, and today the count of active listings is higher and trending upward. I don't mind the grumbling. Let's grumble about the facts! By...
4949 San Jacinto West, Morro Hills 5 br/4.5 ba, 4,188sf YB: 1990 1.05-acre lot LP = $1,579,000 The classic old-Spanish-style has been the preferred SoCal look for decades, and here's a terrific example! Red barrel-tile roof, archways inside and out, grand foyer, and...
Check out our new listing in Avaron (The Crosby-ish!) 15608 Rising River Pl. N, San Diego 92127 5 br/4.5 ba + office, 4,553sf Lot size = 18,495sf (0.43-acre) LP = $3,450,000 SP = $3,525,000 Are you looking for an entertainer's paradise, inside and out? This premier...
One year after the National Association of Realtors agreed, as part of a legal settlement, to change a key rule on real estate commissions — a rule that had long upheld a tradition of commissions between 5 and 6 percent, little has changed. What was hailed as a...
