I have been out of action for a few days just because I have been busy looking for homes for buyers in Windemere and really not finding a whole lot available in the resale market !! As of 2 minutes ago, there are a total of 44 detached homes for sale, and I am not taking into consideration of the new homes available. Here is a snapshot of the current market scenario( I am in the process of creating more data and will upload it soon)

The buyers in this market are mostly in the 800-900K range, who are looking for larger homes at a reasonable price.I constantly get inundated with a statement( not a question) that the market will tank more in Windemere. For those who are really want to know how the prices have changed historically I have created this chart for their review. As you can see in this chart, 2008 YTD prices were higher at the beginning of this year, went down to below the price levels of 2006 and are now creeping up. With the number of pending sales up in the months of April and may, this curve will definitely climb up.Now this is some good news for sellers in this sub division. If you are a seller looking to move for a valid reason, then this is the time to aggressively price your home and get it sold asap.If you are a seller who just wants to test the market this is not the right time.For buyers who want to buy in Windemere I sincerely hope that these hard facts will drive home the point that every market is local and generalising will only lead to missing out on the opportunities available in the market now

Hi Rama,
I am looking into buying a home in San Ramon. Currently seeing a "special" right away move in price of 930k$ for Shapell Mosaic Athena plan 4 (3200sqf home on a 4800 sqf lot) in Gale Ranch. Is this really a good price for the Windermere San Ramon area or is this an average price ? For the same amount of money, would it be more worthy (long term resale value) to buy a home in Danville ( for eg at the Shapell Alamo Creek) instead of Gale Ranch which is very close the electric line poles ?
Chris.