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Blog entries tagged with " sorem":
sorem: Glendale, CA Real Estate Market Report, May, 200 - 06/12/08 10:06 AM
Glendale has been feeling the effects of the market shift, both ups and downs. Like the other markets I monitor, market activity has been increasing.
Market Index Looking at the last 12 months, the two top months have been May and June 2007. In May 2008 the Market Index reached
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sorem: Burbank, CA Real Estate Market Report, May, 2008 - 06/10/08 11:19 PM
Burbank, like other local markets, is seeing a very busy spring selling season. Buyers may be waiting on the sidelines, however there is a lot to think about, not just dream about.
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In most markets the last peak was in May and June of 2007. Burbank's market
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sorem: Burbank, CA Real Estate Market Report April 2008 - 05/16/08 05:43 PM
All markets go through cycles, and Burbank is no exception. For the last two years we knew that Burbank was experiencing a buyer's market and the question has always been "when is it going to hit bottom?". My answer has always been the same, that we will know until two or
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sorem: Glendale, CA Real Estate Market Report, April, 2008 - 05/12/08 09:59 AM
Glendale, like most markets in Southern California, has seen a shift from a seller's market to a strong buyer's market. Fueled by the mortgage meltdown in August and September of 2007, the number of buyers qualified to purchase homes has been severely decreased due to more restrictive lending guidelines. Homeowners who
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sorem: Burbank, CA Real Estate Market Report, December 2007 - 01/26/08 09:20 PM
The key to understanding the market is looking at the market trends. We use a Market Index to put the market into a number that we can compare and track trends. Above 1.20 is a seller's market, between 1.20 and 0.80 is a neutral market, and below 0.80 is a buyer's
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sorem: La Canada Flintridge, CA Real Estatet Market Report, December 2007 - 01/26/08 09:18 PM
The key to understanding the market is looking at the market trends. We use a Market Index to put the market into a number that we can compare and track trends. Above 1.20 is a seller's market, between 1.20 and 0.80 is a neutral market, and below 0.80 is a buyer's
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sorem: Glendale, CA Real Estate Market Report, Decemer, 2007 - 01/26/08 07:57 PM
The key to understanding the market is looking at the market trends. We use a Market Index to put the market into a number that we can compare and track trends. Above 1.20 is a seller's market, between 1.20 and 0.80 is a neutral market, and below 0.80 is a buyer's
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sorem: La Crescenta Real Estate Market Report December, 2007 - 01/26/08 07:53 PM
The key to understanding the market is looking at the market trends. We use a Market Index to put the market into a number that we can compare and track trends. Above 1.20 is a seller's market, between 1.20 and 0.80 is a neutral market, and below 0.80 is a buyer's
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sorem: La Crescenta, CA Real Estate Market Report, October, 2007 - 11/18/07 08:17 PM
The leaves are falling from my maple tree, mirroring the sales activity in La Crescenta. If you are a buyer, pay attention...actually, if you are a seller, you should too! Back in June, at the peak of the spring sales season, we had a market index of 0.31 with 155 active listings,
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sorem: Burbank, CA Real Estate Market Report, October, 2007 - 11/18/07 08:03 PM
The leaves are falling from my maple tree, mirroring the sales activity in Burbank. If you are a buyer, pay attention...actually, if you are a seller, you should too! Back in June, at the peak of the spring sales season, we had a market index of 0.31 with 350 active listings, selling
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