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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Living Green in 2012
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Monday, January 9, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Danielle's Prediction for Real Estate 2012
In my opinion, 2012 will be an excellent year in real estate. Some may ask how I came to this conclusion given the flow in the market the past 4 years. Overall, I can't complain at all. My business has consistently grown and I am very grateful!
But, back to 2012 and my "prediction". First off, 2012 is an election year and historically election years are good for the economy. Of course they are! The incumbent wants the public to believe they have been doing a great job and now look how fantastically the economy has begun to improve under their leadership- for example- Dec. 2011 consumer confidence was up, unemployment was down and the housing market showed signs of stabilizing. In addition, interest rates will remain low and lower than they have ever been. They may even dip a few more times before October, 2012.
Regarding San Diego, our market has nearly recovered from the 2008 debacle. Prices are flat and in some areas increasing. The demand is still high and inventory is lacking overall. Certain areas are experiencing multiple offer scenarios and overbids on properties. 2012 will be a rambunctious, interesting, busy year in the real estate world. So says my crystal ball. :)
But, back to 2012 and my "prediction". First off, 2012 is an election year and historically election years are good for the economy. Of course they are! The incumbent wants the public to believe they have been doing a great job and now look how fantastically the economy has begun to improve under their leadership- for example- Dec. 2011 consumer confidence was up, unemployment was down and the housing market showed signs of stabilizing. In addition, interest rates will remain low and lower than they have ever been. They may even dip a few more times before October, 2012.
Regarding San Diego, our market has nearly recovered from the 2008 debacle. Prices are flat and in some areas increasing. The demand is still high and inventory is lacking overall. Certain areas are experiencing multiple offer scenarios and overbids on properties. 2012 will be a rambunctious, interesting, busy year in the real estate world. So says my crystal ball. :)
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
New Rancho Santa Fe Fire Station Nearly Completed
New Rancho Santa Fe fire station nearing completion
A new fire station under construction in Fairbanks Ranch will be one of the safest buildings in the community due to strict earthquake standards imposed by the state.
The new station at 6424 El Apajo will replace the Rancho Santa Fe Fire District’s former Station No. 3, which was demolished last year. During construction, the area is being served from a temporary station housed in trailers across the street.
Construction on the new station began in June 2010, and district officials expect to open the new station in December or January.
Chief Tony Michel and Capt. Chris Galindo at the Rancho Santa Fe Fire District's newly renovated Station No. 3.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Sales are UP in the Ranch!
Rancho Santa Fe, 92067 Summary
The median sales price for homes in ZIP code 92067 in Rancho Santa Fe from Jun 11 to Aug 11 was $1,650,000 based on 29 sales. Compared to the same period one year ago, the median sales price increased 3.8%, or $60,000, and the number of sales decreased 27.5%. Average price per square foot for homes in 92067 was $435, an increase of 4.3% compared to the same period last year. There are currently 226 resale and new homes in ZIP code 92067 on Trulia, including 2 open houses, as well as 2 homes in the pre-foreclosure, auction, or bank-owned stages of the foreclosure process. The average listing price for homes for sale in 92067 was $3,576,109 for the week ending Sep 28, which represents an increase of 2.3%, or $81,845, compared to the prior week. Popular ZIP codes in Rancho Santa Fe include 92067 and 92091, with average listing prices of $3,576,109 and $3,080,697.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Market Movers in Rancho Santa Fe
There are currently 22 Single Family Homes Pending in Rancho Santa Fe. List price ranges from $929,000 to $5,200,000.
The Covenant leads with 8 properties in escrow and Fairbanks Ranch is a close second with 6 homes Pending.
Buyers are coming from local areas such as Orange County, Los Angeles and Palm Springs as well as out of state clients originating from Washington state, Texas and the East Coast.
The overall market climate is favorable when combined with the lower pricing and great interest rates.
As fall is approaching, it is a perfect time to consider a move to North County San Diego!
The Covenant leads with 8 properties in escrow and Fairbanks Ranch is a close second with 6 homes Pending.
Buyers are coming from local areas such as Orange County, Los Angeles and Palm Springs as well as out of state clients originating from Washington state, Texas and the East Coast.
The overall market climate is favorable when combined with the lower pricing and great interest rates.
As fall is approaching, it is a perfect time to consider a move to North County San Diego!
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