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Southern California home sales rose in June to the highest level in 30 months as the number of deals above $500,000 continued to climb. Sales gains in June and a rise in the median sale price, indicates that buyers are responding to price cuts on mid- to high-end homes and are finding it easier to get financing for ...
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Sherman Oaks, San Fernando Valley - Announcing 4937 Stern Ave, Sold in multiple offers for $45,000 OVER asking AND the buyer paid closing costs usually paid by the seller. Ask us how we did this!
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Southern California home sales rose slightly in November ignoring the normal for the holiday season, probably due to bargain shopping and a slight upward trend in new-home sales. Okay that was the good news. November sales were the slowest in 20 years and the median sale price posted a record 10.3 percent year-over-year decline. According to ...
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There are two hundred and sixty four active listings in Sherman Oaks, California right now (Nov. 2007) and 10 of them are listed under $600,000. A few of them are well under $600,000, as low as $524,900. Not that long ago homes in Panorama city and Van Nuys were going for that price, but not homes in Sherman Oaks. There are twice as many homes on ...
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Home Sales Down, Yet Median Price RisesThe Southland Regional Association of Realtors reported that a total of 552 single-family home sold throughout the San Fernando Valley during August, which is a 33.1 percent drop from the 825 sales in August 2006. Condominium sales were 40.7 percent below last year
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Not according to Dataquick. Sales have slowed but prices are not dropping. Some say I should add a "yet" to the end of that sentence. Foreclosures have not yet had a marketwide effect on prices, although foreclosure discounts seem to be popping up in some local Inland Empire and High Desert markets.
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A Reluctant Investors Lament(Unknown)
I hesitate to make a list of all the countless deals ...
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