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How Long are Homes Staying on the Market in Los Gatos?

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Real Estate Agent with Christie's International Real Estate Sereno 01153805

Sometimes we hear so much bad news about the real estate market that we are convinced that the end of the world is just around the corner.

But is that the case?

In parts of Silicon Valley, the real estate market is improving, and in other areas it's flat or worsening.

Los Gatos was one of the last places to feel the impact of the current crisis, and right now, things seem to be worsening overall in my fair town. My sense, though, is that we are simply working through the shockwaves that didn't reach here as early as some other places.  Cambrian Park is improving - it is adjacent to Los Gatos and is more affordable, but it felt the kick from this market long before Los Gatos did.

If you'd like to read more about the current climate for homeselling in Los Gatos, please visit my Live In Los Gatos blog and view a post from this week, Mini Market Update for Los Gatos: How Long Do Homes Stay On The Market?

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Mary Pope-Handy
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Laura Cerrano
Feng Shui Manhattan Long Island - Locust Valley, NY
Certified Feng Shui Expert, Speaker & Researcher

Mary, I went to look at the stats and they're interesting...and seem to be fluctuating from the different zip codes in Los Gatos.  I hope the inventory starts to go down soon and the market improves.

Oct 03, 2008 02:55 PM
Mary Pope-Handy
Christie's International Real Estate Sereno - Los Gatos, CA
CRS, CIPS, ABR, SRES, Silicon Valley

Carole - thanks. I  believe it will. I truly think it's a case of LG just being the last to feel the shockwaves. Hope life is treating you well!

Oct 03, 2008 02:56 PM