How is the Brentwood Los Angeles real estate market doing? Is it a sellers’ or a buyers’ market? Let’s take a look. Single Family Sold: 57 Median price: $3,205,000 a .3% drop over 2017 median price Active: 101 Median price: $4,495,000 Condos Sold: 28 Median price: $823,500 an 8% drop over 20017 median price Active: […]
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How is the Century City condo market doing right now? Let’s take a look. Century Hill Sold: 5 – total sales for 2017 – 8 Average price: $1,310,500 – down 5% over 2017 average Average price per sq. ft: $556.77 Currently active: 2 – average price $1,737,500 Century Towers Sold: 5 Average price: $1,244,230 –
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If you are thinking of buying or selling a home in Santa Monica let’s take a look at homes for sale currently and sales over the 1st Qtr of 2018 to see where the market is. Santa Monica consists of five zip codes, each demographically different, so we will look at them separately. 90401 – Downtown
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Let’s take a look at market activity for Wilshire Corridor condos for the first quarter of 2018 and, where applicable, compare to 2017 sales. 1200 Club View Drive – Beverly West Number sold: 0 Currently active: 9 Average price: $9,453,285 Average price per sq. ft: $2,470 – average list price per sq. ft has
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Buying a condo in Los Angeles requires you to think a little differently than you would when buying a single family home. Here are some things to keep in mind: You are going to have to factor homeowners dues into your monthly payments, and remember that these are not tax deductible. You should establish what
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I am sure you have heard that overall in certain areas housing inventory in Los Angeles is currently at a low. However, this does not mean that you can rest on your laurels if you decide to put your home on the market at this time. Low inventory or not you will probably still have
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Gene Mundt, a Chicago loan originator, provides an excellent overview of how to avoid common mortgage mistakes. This is excellent information for Los Angeles home buyers. When our boys were little, we decided to construct a home in the Lincoln-Way Area of the Chicago Southland. When choosing a lot to build on, we visited subdivision after
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The Los Angeles real estate market mostly favors sellers at the present time, so why did I get a low offer on my home? That’s an excellent question. You would think that any home coming on the market is going to sell quickly, with multiple offers, and over asking. So why is your home still
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Are you thinking of renting your Los Angeles home? You may have done this before, but if you are new at being a landlord, you should consider a few things: Do you want to rent your home furnished or unfurnished? This of course will depend on your reasons for leasing y,our home. If this a
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You have been looking for a home for a while and have finally settled on one you want, so what happens after you make an offer on a home? Let’s remember that a buyer and seller are looking at the offer from different positions. The buyer wants to get the best deal and the seller,
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