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Before next week’s blog where I will post the latest Q3 South Bay home numbers, I am going to highlight rather large price swings in the local marketplace.
I’ll share three examples throughout ...
Each week, I normally like to write about cold hard numbers or analyze recent comparable sales.
Numbers do not lie and comps formulate home values. Plain and simple.
That said, for this post, I am going to highlight a few brand new listin...
The number of homes for sale (or “inventory”) as real estate professionals call it, has been the topic du jour over the past few months.
Thanks to golden handcuffs of low interest rates held by current property owners, too few housing un...
Some argue that the most prestigious Manhattan Beach addresses outside of The Strand are the coveted walkstreet locations west of Highland surrounding the pier. Others counter that notion with a Hill Section address as more prestigious.
I sa...
Every quarter I eagerly await the ever-important California Housing Affordability Index number released from C.A.R. (California Association of Realtors).
If you are a real estate numbers nerd like me, then I hope you are as excited to study ...
It has been a long time since I have covered new construction townhomes in North Redondo Beach.
There are typically two types of new construction we see in the northern part of the city: 1) three-on-a-lot, and 2) two-on-a-lot developments.
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There are a lot of moving parts to the home market nationally, and here locally in the South Bay.
If you are not full-time in real estate, it can be tough to keep up with everything. This week, I am going to share some updates to wrap-up Jul...
The South Bay real estate market made national news due to the landslide that occurred on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Rolling Hills Estates. There were close to a dozen homes red-tagged off Peartree Lane that slid into the adjacent canyon. Ou...
Summer is finally here! It has been a cold, wet and gloomy spring, but the post July 4th thaw is here. With the start of July and summer, it also means the end of the second quarter data!
The spring selling season is always important to our ...
The of the silliest decision I made in my early school years was to study the French language in high school over the practicality of learning Spanish as resident in southern California.
The usefulness of Spanish in life and my career cannot...
Notice anything different? We have a new website! Our team has been diligently working on a rebrand over the past few months. More to come on this, but we hope you enjoy a sneak peek with our first blog on the new site.
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