For the last year or so, I have seen very little in the way of promising sales statistics in the Mission Hills luxury real estate market. Concurrently, I have had little success with buyer showings in this price range – very little is selling. Why? Sellers and buyers don’t agree on what the homes are worth...
Continue Reading Mission Hills Luxury Homes in San Diego Limp Along
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11/02/2009
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Adam Pascu
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Chinese drywall was primarily used from 2003-2007 and was installed throughout the US, with concentrations in California, Arizona, and Florida. So why is this product currently causing a bigger “stink” in Florida? One of the biggest complaints is a sulfur emission that corrodes metal pipes, wires, appliances and even faucets from the drywall and that also smells like rotten eggs...
Continue Reading Stinky Trend: Chinese Drywall Invades San Diego Homes
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08/06/2009
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Steve Scheckner
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With all that’s been going on with real estate legislation and home buyer seminars, it’s been a while since we’ve updated you on the basic ups and downs of the local real estate situation. Now that we’ve reached the midpoint of 2009, it seems like an appropriate time to do so...
Continue Reading May Real Estate Statistics for San Diego County
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07/03/2009
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Erik Weichelt
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Picture this: You're sitting in your favorite reclining chair, reading the latest San Diego media article chronicling the crumbling of local housing prices. Are you stressed? No. In fact, you have a big smile on your face knowing that you bought your home seven years ago and have accumulated plenty of equity...
Continue Reading How to Prepare for San Diego Foreclosures
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04/07/2008
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Tim Holsten
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Did you buy or refinance a home in 2004-2007? If so, there is a good chance that your home is worth less now than it was then. If that is the case, you can get your property value reassessed in an attempt to lower your yearly property taxes...
Continue Reading Lower Your San Diego Property Taxes
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02/01/2008
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Adam Pascu
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I was on broker caravan in Carlsbad the other day seeing a sample of what the current market had to offer. Looking at each property through the eyes of some of my San Diego buyer clients, I was somewhat disappointed. I wasn’t disappointed with the homes; I was disappointed with some of the renovations that I witnessed in these properties...
Continue Reading Are San Diego Home Renovations Sound Investments?
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01/28/2008
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Steve Scheckner
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Yes, the San Diego real estate market is sharing the same woes as the rest of the country with the current US credit and housing crisis. The headlines are just as prominent overseas as they are at home.
Continue Reading Big Sale in San Diego Real Estate
Posted on:
12/31/2007
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Steve Scheckner
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As the San Diego real estate market continues to heavily favor the buyer, sellers are going to have to strategize on how to separate themselves from the mountain of competition.My suggestion issimply to do thepolar opposite of what everyone else is doing.A few suggestions...
Continue Reading A Recommended 180 When Selling Your San Diego Home
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12/17/2007
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Tim Holsten
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Incorporated in 1980, Santee is among the fastest growing communities in all of San Diego County. It is the 11th largest incorporated city in San Diego with a population of 53,500 and growing...
Continue Reading San Diego's Santee Continues to Grow
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12/06/2007
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Nuvilla.com
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Over the past four years, the most unstable and fluctuating home prices in San Diego County have been those above 3,100 square feet, while those ranging from 1,901 - 2,200 square feet have retained the steadiest values. Unquestionably, 2007 has had the most inconsistent increases and drops on home values in the last 5 years. . .
Continue Reading San Diego Real Estate Market Trend Updates for November 2007
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11/19/2007
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Derek Gilliam
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Every recent media article stresses that it is a "Buyer's Market" in real estate. By definition this means there is more supply than demand, and the Buyer is in a position of power. If this is truly the case, then why are sales volumes at recent lows? If the Buyer's dollar goes further than it has in two years, why are they not spending them? Truthfully, I do not know. . .
Continue Reading San Diego Real Estate: The Risks of Not Buying Now
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09/26/2007
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Tim Holsten
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The San Diego neighborhood of La Jolla is known a variety of historical sites. Most exist on the Rodeo Drive of La Jolla, or Prospect Avenue, named appropriately by the earliest La Jolla settlers. . .
Continue Reading La Jolla Real Estate: Then and Now
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08/29/2007
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Jennifer Duaine
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There are many communities in San Diego that have benefited from the recent San Diego real estate boom. One of those neighborhoods happens to be our northernmost coastal community of Oceanside. One of the reasons why Oceanside was most affected is that this San Diego community had a lot of catching up to do. . .
Continue Reading Real Estate in Oceanside: Commence Gentrification
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08/22/2007
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Steve Sheckner
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How many Americans can brag that their city municipal golf course is worth $68 million? The answer is: only those that live in Carlsbad, California. The Crossings at Carlsbad is officially open after a lengthy 17 year development. This municipal golf course marks yet another bright spot in the high quality life of this North County town. . .
Continue Reading North County Bragging Rights: New Municipal Golf Course in Carlsbad
Posted on:
08/16/2007
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Tim Holsten
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