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Tag Archives: Housing+sales
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
Case Shiller at the end of 2014
Today’s Case Shiller numbers show a mixed bag of data. There are some very strong indicators that the market is ready to break out; 8 cities were up over last month and the average annual appreciation was 4.5%. Moreover the … Continue reading
What’s It Really Like To Be A Realtor?
What’s it like to be a Realtor? I suppose a question like this is best answered: It depends who you ask. Like anything, there are those who are successful and those who are not. A real estate agent is an … Continue reading
Market Update: The Conejo Valley and Beyond
Wow, where to start. As is with communities across our great land, when a large employer announces substantive changes to the number of people they are going to employ in that area, every aspect of the local economy is affected. … Continue reading
We May Be In A Drought, But Rain Is Coming
A changing real estate market is a lot like staring in the mirror; day to day you look the same, but over time you find you actually look a lot different. That’s just the way it is. For months we’ve … Continue reading
Just How Local Is The Real Estate Market?
Real estate is local. That’s what they say anyway… usually it’s the final tag line in an article or interview discussing real estate values and market conditions. Kind of an afterthought really, yet factually just relevant enough that it needs … Continue reading
Steve Ballmer, The LA Clippers And The Conejo Valley Housing Market
Twice a day the father of two middle schoolers, checks his favorite MLS site to see if anything new has come on the market. He’s looking for the perfect place to call their next home. It has to be on … Continue reading
Posted in Appraisal, Demographics, Economics, Real Estate
Tagged California, Conejo+Valley, Economics, foreclosure, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, Los Angeles Clippers, real+estate, Steve Ballmer, Tim+Freund
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The Latest From Case-Shiller And Thoughts On The Economy
The latest Case-Shiller Home Indices came out yesterday and there were few surprises. Price appreciation declined in almost every market, a fact that suggests that home values are stabilizing. This should come as no surprise since for most markets the first … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged California, case+shiller, Economics, economy, Federal+Reserve, foreclosure, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, Janet Yellen, real+estate, The+Fed, Tim+Freund
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When Is It Time To Replace Your Realtor?
You’ve been on the market for many months and your home hasn’t sold. Maybe you got some traffic in the beginning but what was a trickle, has now turned into a tortuous drip. You’re getting pretty anxious because you really … Continue reading
Posted in Dual Agency, Economics, Real Estate
Tagged Economics, Home+prices, housing, Housing+sales, real+estate, Tim+Freund
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For Sale By Owner
Every once in a while when I am on a listing presentation, I get asked to explain why a seller shouldn’t just sell their home on their own? Put another way, why they should have me do it? I love … Continue reading
Posted in Disclosures, Dual Agency, For Sale By Owner, Real Estate
Tagged Economics, Home+prices, home+pricing, Housing+sales, real+estate, Tim+Freund
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