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Costa Mesa Real Estate News - Mesa Verde Costa Mesa Homes Market Report

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Real Estate Agent with Donovan Blatt Realty 01267479

Costa Mesa Real Estate News - Mesa Verde Costa Mesa Homes Market Report


 

The Mesa Verde neighborhood of Costa Mesa was largely built around the Mesa Verde Country Club, a private club and golf course Costa Mesa Country Club, which is a public course, is also located within Mesa Verde's boundaries.


 

Most Mesa Verde Costa Mesa homes were built in the 1960's and 1970's, with several of the homes actually built right along the golf course.

 

Mesa Verde is bordered by Fairview Regional Park and the Costa Mesa Golf Course on the south, Harbor Boulevard on the east, the Santa Ana River to the west, and the 405 (San Diego Freeway) on the north.

 

 

 

The Estancia Adobe, built in the late 1800's is also located within Mesa Verde in Estancia Park, and provides insight into the history of this wonderful area of Costa Mesa.

 

 


 

 

The Market Report for Mesa Verde Costa Mesa Homes is below:


Based upon general definitions, it appears that Mesa Verde Costa Mesa Homes should be viewed as being in a Sellers' Market though many still consider the real estate market in general to be a Buyers' market.

 

However, given the low inventory and the competition, we have an odd situation which is not easily defined. Given all that is going on in the credit market and the banking industry, we are in an unusual time and will have to see what happens over the next few months as things hopefully begin to stabilize.

 

Click homes for sale in Mesa Verde Costa Mesa to see a list of the homes currently for sale.


or see below


 


Market reports for additional areas of Costa Mesa and nearby cities:


Central Costa Mesa Homes

Mesa Verde Costa Mesa Real Estate Report


Westside Costa Mesa Homes

 

Mesa Verde Costa Mesa

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Comments(4)

Elite Home Sales Team
Elite Home Sales Team OC - Corona del Mar, CA
A Tenacious and Skilled Real Estate Team

I did not know that Costa Mesa had a historical home that dates to the 1800s.

Oct 23, 2010 06:15 PM
Christine Donovan
Donovan Blatt Realty - Costa Mesa, CA
Broker/Attorney 714-319-9751 DRE01267479 - Costa M

Mark and Tim - There's not much around that goes back that far.

Oct 23, 2010 06:20 PM
John Puplava
ABC Home Inspections,L.L.C. - Prescott, AZ
ABC Home Inspections,L.L.C.

Wow---Thats pretty interesting how far back some of the home in that area.I hope most of them had been updated by now.Because that would be fun home inspection report. I would enjoy it because I have been a general contractor for 20 plus years.From the picture's you have they look great.

Oct 23, 2010 06:51 PM
Christine Donovan
Donovan Blatt Realty - Costa Mesa, CA
Broker/Attorney 714-319-9751 DRE01267479 - Costa M

John  - It's a historical landmark.  Nobody lives in it so I don't suppose it needs an inspection ; )

Oct 23, 2010 06:53 PM