multiple offers: What's happening with housing prices in Oceanside? What can I do as a buyer? - 03/31/09 12:01 AM
Homes in good neighborhoods, priced right and in decent condition are getting multiple offers. Why is that?
The number of homes being sold is definitely higher year over year, and from February to about June is the most activity each year on a seasonal basis, so that accounts for some of … (0 comments)
multiple offers: 30 offers on a Rancho Del Oro home. Has the bottom hit? - 04/11/08 05:57 PM
Just this week, a 1919sf home built in 1996 priced at $343,900 in Oceanside's Rancho Del Oro community received 30 offers. The market price of this bank owned home is about $375,000. So the asking price represents a pretty good deal at today's pricing, but otherwise it is an unremarkable home and actually … (2 comments)
multiple offers: Rancho Del Oro and many parts of Oceanside showing signs of recovery - 04/01/08 12:16 AM
Many parts of Oceanside have seen prices almost freefall since last summer. Fortunately, due to recent buyer activity, that decline has a chance to slow down and maybe even level off. With 53 homes actively for sale in Rancho Del Oro, and 14 in Pending status, it indicates a theoretical 4 … (0 comments)
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Homes in good neighborhoods, priced right and in decent condition are getting multiple offers. Why is that?
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