I’ve never been there, but I have heard Napa Valley, California is beautiful. It’s also known, of course for the wine the area produces. A lot of people visit Napa, but what would you think about living there? If you are in the market for property, perhaps Napa is a place to consider. Either for a lovely full time residence or a relaxing and fun part-time vacation getaway. I found the article at the link below interesting and educational about the Napa Valley real estate market. As I … (0 comments)
Although the economy has had an impact on what many of us can and can’t by, when given the choice, we still have preferences. The increase in real estate purchases and the higher prices of property purchased has added excitement and new life to the market. To best serve buyers and investors, builders are interested in what amenities are most sought after currently. The CNBC article at the link below highlights the topic of desired amenities and what builders are doing to help accommodate the positive changes in … (1 comments)
I like to bring you the most current real estate news, but lately I feel like I am just repeating myself over and over with talk of price increases and a healthier market. I am sorry if I am being redundant, but the real estate market keeps improving! The housing market strengthened in the last quarter of 2012, but it hasn’t stopped with the arrival of the new year. January showed an even greater increase in home sales, demonstrating that we are continuing to move upward and … (1 comments)
Some people are not just thinking about buying a home, they are 100% ready to make their purchase. Unfortunately in some areas of the country, being prepared is not enough in today’s market. Although property prices are on the rise throughout the United States, prices are still lower than we once ever imagined they would be. In buyer’s markets, such as the Inland Empire of southern California, investors with cold hard cash are swooping in on good deals without warning, walking away with … (0 comments)
private investor: Rising Prices of the Southern California Housing Market - 2.16.2013
- 02/16/13 04:47 PM
The trend continues with a decreased number of foreclosures and short sales and an increase in interested parties. This continuing pattern is causing the prices to rise in the southern California housing market. You can find more details in the recent Los Angeles Times article at the link below. More About the Rising Southern California Home Prices
Whether Santa Barbara, Los Angeles or anywhere in southern California, home prices are on the rise.
Whether you are looking for a new home in Santa Barbara, Laguna Beach, Los Angeles or anywhere in southern California or you are looking … (0 comments)
As I have reported in previous blogs, the real estate market in many areas of the United States is getting healthier. Since Source Capital is licensed to handle trust deed loans in Arizona and California, those are usually the areas I cover. Today’s research led me to the article at the link below highlighting the healthy market of Phoenix, Arizona. With a decrease in foreclosures and short sales leading to less inventory, prices are on the rise. Again, less supply with a … (0 comments)
In researching for this blog, I have vastly increased my real estate knowledge. As the market has changed, my goal has been to keep you up on what’s happening and where. As I learn along the way, I enjoy sharing information with you. Below is a link to an article featuring the top 15 most popular real estate websites. You may have come across others, but this list includes information on both property for sale, as well as rental information. Looks like a pretty … (1 comments)
Buying your first home can come with mixed emotions. It can be exciting, fun, scary and also be stressful. Not only is applying for your first home loan a learning experience it can also be a slow process. That’s okay, if time is on your side, but in many cases, it simply is not. Although active and prominent first time home buyers are a sign of increased health in the market, they are currently facing some issues. Because the market is … (0 comments)
Most parts of the country have gotten at least a little share of extreme cold this winter. Not only can it be challenging for us, but it can also be problematic for houses and other buildings. Below is a link to a Los Angeles Times article with some helpful ideas on how to help protect your home and keep it safe and warm this winter. Tips for a Safe and Warm Home Not only does preventative maintenance bring more comfort … (0 comments)
private investor: Construction in Phoenix Is Creating More Homes and Jobs - 2.4.2013
- 02/04/13 06:01 PM
If you need funding for a construction project in Arizona or California, call Source Capital! Their are many aspects to the real estate industry. Buying and selling, property management and other aspects having to do with completed commercial and residential dwellings. Another important sector helps create opportunities. Opportunities for those that buy, sell and manage. It also helps to create new jobs. I’m talking about the field of construction. This may be true anywhere new homes and high rises are being built, but according to the Phoenix Business Journal article at the link below, it is definitely apparent in … (1 comments)
private investor: Relative of Former Dow Jones Owner Has Home Up For Sale - 1.29.2013
- 02/04/13 05:57 PM
San Diego County’s Rancho Santa Fe is a beautiful and prestigious area. A number of billionaires are reported as having homes there, including Microsoft Founder, Bill Gates. Below is a UT-San Diego article about a couple from a well known family with their home up for sale. Click the link to see the home belonging to members of the family that used to own Dow Jones & Company.
Family of Former Owners of Dow Jones & Company’s Rancho Sante Fe Home You can view more Rancho Sante Fe homes, as well as others on the market in California and Arizona … (0 comments)
private investor: Housing Market Recovery Reports Continue - 1.29.2013
- 01/29/13 01:24 PM
As the housing market improves, you may see more new construction. We give construction loans too! If you follow this blog, you have seen reports of a recovering United States real estate market. It has been widely confirmed and is apparent in many areas. The market seems more active and healthier, with no signs of going backwards. I found the article at the link below posted online earlier today by the Union Tribune San Diego. Although it shares views about the increasing health of San Diego real estate, it also includes information about other areas of the country, including Phoenix, … (1 comments)
private investor: An Increase in Buyers is Changing the Real Estate Market - 1.20.2012
- 01/20/13 01:23 PM
Buying patterns impact any market. As I have posted in previous blogs, the real estate market looks different from last year. In most cases, healthier. Today I found a Union Tribune San Diego article that further confirms this sentiment. The article includes one report of their being twice as many buyers this month, than in January of last year. Regardless of the industry, it always comes down to supply and demand. The number of buyers and their activity level determine the price and the health of a particular market. You can read the article in its entirety at the … (0 comments)
Much like a Monopoly game, the real estate market is not 100% predictable.
I am continuing my theme of exploring perspectives of the new year and what is in store for the real estate market in 2013. Many predictions have been shared, but it seems that there isn’t too much disagreement among experts. Prices are on the rise and the market is healthier than it has been in years. The article I am sharing today includes a compilation of ten real estate market trends to pay attention to in 2013. Although it supports opinions reported on other … (2 comments)
Each day that I write a blog post for private lender Source Capital, I research to see what’s new in real estate. As I find and share 2013 predictions for the Arizona and California real estate markets, what I have found is the seemingly growing opinion that prices will rise, and rise significantly. Price increases are a sign of a change in supply and demand. It also represents an active marketplace and the possibility of improved economic health. We have grown so used … (1 comments)
private investor: 28% Increase in Phoenix, Arizona Real Estate Prices - 1.12.2013
- 01/12/13 03:43 PM
In recent posts I have been sharing articles from various real estate experts to help shed light on possible outcomes of the 2013 real estate market. I have found much agreement about the positive upswing of the United States market, as a whole, as well as details about specific city and state markets. A part of Arizona's beauty is the cactus.
Source Capital is licensed to handle private money loans in both California and Arizona. Since my last post featured California and the expected health of the San Francisco housing market, I thought it was time to research Arizona. … (0 comments)
If you have been following my blog, you have seen me mention Trulia and Trulia.com. It’s a great real estate resource. In keeping with my recent theme of sharing what experts are predicting for the new year in real estate, I found an article by Jed Kolko, the Chief Economist of Trulia. In his article, Kolko highlights his opinion of the ten healthiest housing markets for 2013. He cites Houston, Texas as the owner of the number one spot. In the number … (1 comments)
private investor: A Seller's Market in 2013? One Forbes Writer Thinks So! - 1.8.2013
- 01/08/13 02:06 PM
For those that have been waiting to buy, you may be in for a surprise when the time comes. Although still largely being referred to as a buyer’s market, I just read a Forbes article suggesting that in 2013, it will actually be a seller’s market in some areas. That is the first time I have read an article talking about our real estate market swaying to the side of the seller, since I started writing this blog in January of 2012. Times are changing! So, as I have said before, if you have the means, now is the time to … (1 comments)
Here we are on the fifth day of 2013. I remain excited about the fresh start that the new year seems to have made room for. I hope you are enjoying your weekend, and that you too are enthusiastic about the new year’s possibilities. I have shared a variety of insights and predictions for 2013′s real estate market. And… I’m not done! Today I found an article you can read in its entirety at the link below. It both reflects on what happened in 2012 … (2 comments)
On behalf of Source Capital, I wanted to wish you and yours a very happy holiday. Whatever you celebrate, I hope this is a joyous time for you. As we look to the new year, I wanted to thank our loyal clients, investors and business associates for their support and for helping us to continue to do what we love to do; help people achieve their goals. If you or someone you know is trying to purchase property or complete a construction project in Arizona … (3 comments)
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