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Tag Archives: Housing+sales
The Bifurcation of Today’s Real Estate Market
As a top producer, I try to share information of value with my fellow agents. The other day in our weekly sales meeting I said that the word of the week is Bifurcation. This is essentially a word meaning fork … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Remodeling, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged bifurcation, buyers market, California, Conejo Valley, Correction, Economics, economy, fork, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, los angeles, marketing conditions, real+estate, Sellers Market, Thousand Oaks, Tim+Freund
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Masterpiece, Winslow Homer and the Art of Real Estate
Growing up, one of my favorite games was Masterpiece. It was always an adventure trying to determine which pieces of art I liked, which were valuable, and which were forgeries. The real estate market, in times of uncertainty, is much … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Recession, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged buyer's market, California, Dilbeck, Dilbeck Estates, Economics, economy, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, masterpiece, Offers, pricing, real+estate, Realtor, stock market, Tim+Freund, volatility
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Talking About Location
Everyone’s heard the old adage, location, location, location. But what does that really mean and why is it important? I had a partner years ago that explained it this way: The first location in the phrase is in reference to … Continue reading →
Posted in Economics, For Sale By Owner, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged California, Dilbeck, Economics, economy, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, location, real+estate, Realtor, Tim+Freund
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Lions, and Tigers and Oh Yes, Da Bears
In 2011 I wrote an article entitled Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My! In it I discussed the consumer confidence as being a drag on what could be an improving housing landscape. We had just seen that the number … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, For Sale By Owner, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Recession, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged California, CNBC, Conejo Valley, Correction, da bears, Economics, economy, fox, Home+prices, home+pricing, Homes, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, pricing, real+estate, Recession, selling, Thousand Oaks, Tim+Freund, Westlake Village
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Market Snapshot – May 2022
Year in and year out spring is Southern California’s strongest market. Spring brings out the most buyers and the most sellers. And May 2022 is no different. Inventory is rising to meet the increased demand. One way in which things … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Refinancing, Rental Advice, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged Buying, California, Conejo Valley, Correction, Economics, economy, flashback, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, los angeles, real+estate, selling, Thousand Oaks, Tim+Freund
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Rising Rates: What to do?
With interest rates expected to rise even further in the coming months, would be homeowners find themselves in search of options and solutions. For many, especially Millennials who’ve never experienced rising rates, this is a time of great concern when … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Loan Modification, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Refinancing, Rental Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged ARM, Buying, California, conventional, Economics, economy, finance, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, Market Conditions, mortgage, mortgage market, own, real+estate, rent, rising rates, selling, Tim+Freund
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The Inventory Crisis in Housing
There isn’t enough housing for the population. Spoiler alert: That’s the end of this story. I thought I might start this article with the conclusion, a literary trick often used by storytellers to build suspense. Alas, there is no suspense … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, home builders, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged Buyer, buyers, Buying, California, Case Shiller, Christies, Demand, Dilbeck, Economics, economy, high demand, Home Buying, home owner, Home+prices, home+pricing, Homes, housing, housing crisis, Housing+sales, interest+rates, investor, prices, real+estate, Realtor, rent, Rental, renters, renting, statista, Tim Freund, Tim+Freund
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Case Shiller July 2021: You Never Hear the One That Gets Ya
With the S&P Case Shiller numbers out today for May 2021 (Case Shiller lags 2 months in their reporting) showing unprecedented year over year appreciation in all 20 Cities they follow, all we can do is shake our head. It’s … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged California, covid, Economics, economy, Home+prices, home+pricing, Homes, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, real+estate, Realtor, Realty, Recession, Tim+Freund
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When It’s Easier to Buy Than to Rent
All you hear these days is about how white-hot the real estate market is. Ask anyone sitting on the sidelines and they’ll tell you they’re waiting for the crash. Ask anyone in the hunt for a home to buy, they’ll … Continue reading →
Posted in County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Rental Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged California, Christies, Colorado, Conejo Valley, Correction, Dilbeck, Economics, economy, Estates, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, los angeles, Real Estate Market, real+estate, Realty, Rental, Rental Market, Tim+Freund, USA
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When The Economy Changes, What Happens To Real Estate?
When the economy changes, naturally the value of real estate is affected. But how is it affected and how quickly does the change register? By all measures the national economy is improving. Consumers are spending more money, the declining price … Continue reading →
Posted in Appraisal, Economics, Real Estate
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Tagged California, case+shiller, Home+prices, Housing+sales, interest+rates, southern+california+thousand +oaks, Tim Freund
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