Come tour this 2-story 1988 SF home in the Otay Mesa West neighborhood in San Diego on SUNDAY August 14th from 12 noon until 2 pm.
This 3-bedroom, 2 and ½ bath home was damaged in a fire in 2020 and has been completely remodeled.
So what’s new? The roof and the flat roof over the great room, the siding, and all the windows and skylights for starters. Note - photos are virtually staged.
Flooring throughout the home (vinyl plank and tile) is new, as are the baths. The bath in the primary bedroom has a tile … (11 comments)
Home buyers in our area, especially those who are not paying attention to our housing market, are often surprised at the cost of our housing, especially in some communities.
San Diego has a reputation for being one of the more expensive housing markets in the country. But many buyers hear media reports or read things online and don’t have an accurate picture of the realities of our market.
Buyers often ask…what can I get for $X in a certain community, or what are the starting prices in X community? The … (12 comments)
Buyers are often surprised at the cost of our housing, especially in some communities.
We do have a reputation for having some of the most expensive housing markets in the country, and even with the down turn and subsequent recovery in process prices are still up there.
Buyers often ask…what can I get for $X in a certain community, or what are the starting prices in X community?
Just to give you a rough idea, based on statistics from my June 2015 market reports, here were the entry level … (20 comments)
san diego homes for sale: The Extremes in the San Diego Real Estate Market
- 09/30/12 01:25 PM
The Extremes in the San Diego Real Estate Market Every now and then I take a look at some of the extremes in the San Diego real estate market. I always find it fascinating to see which home for sale or that sold is the biggest, the most expensive (or least), or which sat on the market the longest.
Here are a few interesting tid bits about current listings and sales (based on what is reported in the MLS):
Most expensive listing (single family home) - $40,000,000 Most expensive listing (condo) - $6,795,000
Most expensive sale - … (2 comments)
san diego homes for sale: Extraordinary San Diego Homes for Sale | Oceanfront Homes for Sale in La Jolla, Del Mar, Carlsbad and Coronado
- 12/27/10 03:09 AM
Extraordinary San Diego Oceanfront Homes for Sale in La Jolla, Del Mar, Carlsbad and Coronado Like any major metropolitan area, San Diego has some pretty extraordinary homes for sale. Whether you are seeking a waterfront beach home, an inland estate, an equestrian property, or a penthouse condo downtown, there are some great opportunities for buyers as we head into 2011. San Diego extraordinary properties come at a price, but that's true anywhere, and relative to places like Malibu, Beverly Hills, Manhattan NYC, and Palm Beach, San Diego luxury homes are a bargain. And there is no lack of luxury communities to … (21 comments)
san diego homes for sale: Buyer Headaches and Heartaches | San Diego Real Estate | Short Sales and Foreclosures
- 05/17/10 03:26 PM
Buyer Headaches and Heartaches in San Diego Real Estate Buying a new home is exciting, with plenty of challenges along the road to closing. While this is true in any market, the current market conditions can make the purchase process full of headaches and heartaches. This is more likely true when buying a short sale or foreclosure (a.k.a. REO and bank-owned), either by choice, or because that's what exists in your market and price range.
While there can be complications, twists in the road, and unexpected issues in any transaction, short sales and foreclosures seem to result in more unanticipated … (10 comments)
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san diego homes for sale: It Shouldn't be this Hard to Buy a Cheap Condo These Days
- 01/03/10 10:24 AM
It really shouldn't be this hard to buy a cheap condo in this market. Granted there are lots of short sales and REOs, especially when you are looking under $100K in North San Diego County (yes, you CAN buy a condo in this price range in America's Finest City these days). Can you believe even a 2-bedroom one? Well, you can, but it ain't easy. Here are the most recent examples just today. Scenario 1- vacant condo on lockbox per the MLS. Got to the unit. No lockbox but keys lying in the entry. Nope, they did not work. Per … (8 comments)
san diego homes for sale: San Diego Real Estate Market - A 2008 Year-End Market Report Summary (LOCALISM FEATURED)
- 01/05/09 04:25 PM
2008 was a tough year in many ways, for the real estate market and elsewhere. The media reports were full of dire predictions and negative news, which admittedly is true in some ways. But the generalities tend to overshadow the realities of the local markets, which typically are not found in on-line and in-print reporting. Here are the statistics for 2008 in a number of North County San Diego communities. As you can see, things are not always how they are portrayed in media reports when one looks at local markets. (These data are derived from the MLS and are believed … (17 comments)
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