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Upland homeowners our market is still moving! In the month of September we had 27 single family homes sold 27 Average days on the market $399 price per sq ft. Take a look at the Stats and feel free to call me with any questions. I am always here to help!
91722 this information is for you! In September there were 14 single family homes listed for sale 12 of the 14 were SOLD with an average of 17 days on the market
Glendora Residents! Take a look at the what happened in September in your neighborhood. 23 Homes were listed to sell and 32 Homes SOLD! Call me for more information on homes for sale in your ZipCode
La Verne Residents! Take a look at these amazing stats for the month of September 2022 If you or anyone you know is on the fence about selling, Guess What! The market is still Strong. Call me with any questions, My team and I are here to help you every step of the way.
We hope you enjoyed last month’s drops (in all but two of our neighborhoods, anyway) closer to buyer’s territory. Because a good amount of those same neighborhoods are snapping right back up like a bungee cord, rocketing us even further into the seller’s favor. Sure, there are a couple of neighborhoods still powering on with the plummet. But if you thou...
After a few months of drama, it seems the summer’s absorption rates are going into the fall with a whimper instead of a bang. No record highs for any neighborhoods. No lows either. Compared to previous months, the shifts in position were modest with the exception of one desert community. Can you guess which one? It’s also worth noting that this marks one full year...
Temperatures in SoCal may be about to rise again, but September was, appropriately enough, all about the fall. And we’re not talking about changing seasons. With the exception of two of our neighborhoods, all areas dropped closer to a buyer’s market this month or simply treaded water. And of the two that moved further into seller’s territory, one was by a single ...
While the real estate industry is still reeling from a federal jury’s decision to rule against the National Association of Realtors, October’s absorption rates may be feeling like the calm before the storm. There may be candy wrappers blowing gently off the streets on November 1. But October brought no tricks or treats to the Greater Los Angeles area’s ...
As our absorption rate analysis blogs have likely emphasized by now, statistics are often at the whim of interpretation. These numbers are concrete: they tell us something that actually happened. A certain number of homes were sold in a given area. A certain number of homes were on the market in that same area. Anything beyond that is an assigned meaning that we’ve come to t...
