(Lake Tahoe Real Estate Blog / June 23, 2011 / Richard Bolen)
The first episode in a 2-part series to help South Lake Tahoe home buyers recognize the housing deal they are looking for.
Here's the first episode in our 2-part series to help home buyers find the South Lake Tahoe housing deal they are looking for that is currently running on Real Estate Central at Lake Tahoe Television (Cable channel 12).
Following is the script used for the commercial. We hope you enjoy and find this helpful.
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Opening: Richard Bolen w microphone in hand. Behind him is a visual of South Lake Tahoe.
Richard
This is Real Estate Central from Lake Tahoe Television, Richard Bolen re-porting on South Lake Tahoe housing prices. This is part one in a two-part series.
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Richard
Lets look at and study the South Lake Tahoe house that sells between $200 and $250,000 dollars.
What is important about this exercise is it reveals where a home buyer finds the price decline they are looking for: and it’s found in the house, not in the actual dollar number of the price.
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What we mean by this is rather simple,a home buyer gets much more house for their money today than yesterday. A lot more! Understanding and accepting that is the hallmark of today’s successful home buyer.
Richard (V.O.)
The charts that follow indicate this, and they are all available for focused study on the lake tahoe real estate blog.
This first chart indicates the age of houses that sold between $200 and $250,000 since 2003. The house that sells in this price range today is 19 years newer, or 32% younger than houses that sold in the same price range in 2007.
This chart indicates the size of houses that sold between $200 and $250,000 since 2003. The house that sells in this price range today is on average, 725 sq ft larger, or 114% bigger than houses that sold at the same price in 2005.
There are more characteristics of houses that sell in this $200 to $250,000 price range coming, all of which will help a buyer better understand, and recognize the housing deal they are looking for.
Remember, housing decline is not necessarily found in the actual price… the $200 to $250,000 South Lake Tahoe house will still cost you $200,000 to $250,000 dollars… it’s just more house! Make that a lot more house!
Closing: Richard Bolen w microphone in hand. Behind him is a visual of South Lake Tahoe.
Richard (V.O.)
For me and Lake Tahoe Television, we hope you find our real estate market reports helpful. And stay tuned, part two of this series is coming.
In the meantime, for stats, data and more details on all South Lake Tahoe real estate market conditions, check us out at the Lake Tahoe Real Estate Blog. It’s where home buyers are.
Other news spots from Real Estate Central on Lake Tahoe Television:
Jun 6, 2011: South Lake Tahoe and another Case Schiller Diller (pt 2)
Jun 4, 2011: South Lake Tahoe and another Case Schiller Diller (pt 1)
May 18, 2001: (part 4) Episode 4 in our Lake Tahoe Television Series
May 16, 2011: (part 3) Episode 3 in our Lake Tahoe Television Series
May 9, 2011: (part 2) More News from Us on Lake Tahoe Television
May 3, 2011: (part 1) Yep, we're on-air Television Reporters Now.
Other videos of ours on South Lake Tahoe you may enjoy:
Apr 30, 2011: Our New Television Commercial, We Are Where the Buyers Are
Feb 11, 2011: Our Real Estate Seminar Television Commercial
Dec 11, 2010: The Lake Tahoe Weather
Dec 9, 2010: How to find and use our Bolero Button… and why you should.
Oct 20, 2010: Bijou Neighborhood video
Sep 28, 2010: A South Lake Tahoe Indian Summer
Sep 23, 2010: Emerald Bay Treetops… and a Bald Eagle
Sep 16, 2010: Walking on Water… South Lake Tahoe Style
Sep 11, 2010: Al Tahoe Neighborhood video
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